A fine second floor apartment in this most prestigious town building.

Description

Post Office Square is very much a one-off luxury apartment building in central Tunbridge Wells, built around the millennium, largely owner occupied and with emphasis on security.

The complex offers 31 individual apartments ranging from about 1,000 square feet and with some covering over 3,000 square feet. Nearly all the apartments have good, private outside space in the form of balconies or terracing, which supplement the delightfully planted central courtyard garden. Other benefits include secure gated parking beneath the courtyard and a resident steward who is on hand to assist in the smooth day-to-day running of the building and to offer general help for the residents.

Number 7 Post Office Square has been laid out and designed from new by our selling client and is a superb, sophisticated second floor apartment, which is well presented throughout.

Features include good ceiling heights, two balconies overlooking the landscaped courtyard garden; one from the sitting room, the other from the principal bedroom suite and the two inter-communicating reception rooms, with pocket door dividers. Overall, the layout nicely separates the bedrooms from the reception areas which are linked together by the fitted Smallbone kitchen/breakfast room.

We should also mention the generous bathrooms, the underfloor independent gas-fired central heating and the secure parking spaces next to the lock-up workshop/store.

Finally, the apartment is particularly peaceful, given the convenience of the town centre location.

Location

Post Office Square is in a central location, with the mainline station virtually across the way from the Vale Road entrance and the expanse of the open spaces of the Common with its extensive walks to the other side.

The town centre with its wide array of amenities including national retailers in the Royal Victoria Shopping Centre, smaller boutique shops, numerous cafes, bars and restaurants in The High Street, the Calverley Grounds park, Hoopers department store, two theatres and the historic Pantiles area are all within a half mile walk.

The Bridge Club (with Chess) and Squash clubs are literally next door and across Vale Road and the Methodist Church has recently been converted into a private members’ gym.

Mainline rail: Tunbridge Wells, with regular services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street.

Communications: The A21, to the north of Tunbridge Wells, provides access to the M25 orbital motorway and thereby to the national motorway network, Gatwick and Heathrow airports, the Channel ports and the Channel Tunnel

Square Footage: 2,039 sq ft



Directions

TN1 1BQ: From Tunbridge Wells station, proceed on foot in a south westerly direction along Vale Road, alongside Post Office Square. Turn right at the end of the building and continue to the main gated entrance to the development facing the
Common. The entrance to Camden House is on the left hand side just inside the gates. The front door to No. 7 is on the second floor.

Additional Info

Tenure: Leasehold, 999 years from 1st January 2001, with share of freehold.
Services: mains water, electricity gas and drainage.
Outgoings: Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, Tax Band ‘E’.