Set in a beautiful Regency-style residence, this split-level garden apartment is a perfect example of the character expected in a Grade II listed building.

The property internally has been enhanced to include bespoke fitted book shelving in the principal reception room and a contemporary glass panelled staircase. The spacious kitchen has room for a table and chairs and offers a pleasing social space.

The lower ground floor features two generous double bedrooms with the main benefitting from fitted wardrobes and drawers to one entire wall. The shower room has a three-piece white suite with stylish fully tiled walls and an adjacent airing cupboard.

The notable asset of this property is the private rear garden which has a southerly-facing aspect and has been arranged for minimal maintenance.

There is also an allocated parking space found immediately to the rear accessed via a pedestrian gate with a private door to the lower hallway.

Available start August and offered on an unfurnished basis.

Disclaimer: Please note, the photos used are from a previous marketing campaign and are used for illustrative purposes only

Security Deposit: £1673.07 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £334.61 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Council Tax Band: C

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