Apartment 14 Brewhouse occupies one of the best waterfront positions within The Royal William Yard. Since 2016 it has been extensively and sympathetically updated and redecorated. The waterfront apartment is on the first floor and enjoys commanding and panoramic views from its five sets of Juliette balconies. There is parking for one vehicle.
Significantly, the apartments on this floor within Brewhouse are one of the few that have full floor-to-ceiling windows. With its high ceiling in every room the apartment is light bright and airy.

The apartment is accessed either by stairs or a lift and the front door leads into the lateral living space. Off the corridor are the family bathroom and utility cupboard. The open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room forms the focal point to the apartment. There are three sets of Juliette balconies with views out across to The Rame Peninsular and out across Plymouth Sound and the harbour basin. The kitchen has NEFF appliances including halogen hobs, oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There is a central island that divides the kitchen area from the living room/dining area. There is plenty of storage space within the kitchen area.

Both bedrooms have their own Juliette balcony. The principal bedroom enjoys some of the best views from the apartment out across to The Rame Peninsular.

The apartment has no restrictions attached to it and can be let out commercially.

Parking. The property will be sold with a single parking bay (#58) within the courtyard behind Brewhouse that falls under a separate lease agreement.

The Royal William Yard
The Royal William Yard is the most exciting mixed-use development in Plymouth, situated on a 15-acre site with dramatic views across Plymouth Sound. Superbly located, The Royal William Yard provides an outstanding environment to enjoy with an array of eating and drinking experiences with a varied selection of fine restaurants and wine bars on your doorstep and yet conveniently only a 20 minute walk from the City Centre. There are a number of events and attractions held within the Yard, including the monthly Good Food Market, outdoor cinema and seasonal theatre productions. In addition, from the harbour basin, there is a water taxi offering a daily service from The Royal William Yard to the Barbican. The list of restaurants and shops within The Royal William Yard include:
Seco Lounge (tapas bar)
Prezzo (Italian Pizza)
Wildwood (Italian)
Bistrot Pierre (French)
Le Vignoble (wine merchant/tapas)
Wagamama
Yoke (hairdresser)
ID Fashion (dress shop)
Martin Bush Art Gallery
Victuals (bicycle hire and café)

Plymouth Railway Station 2 miles (London Paddington 3 hours), Exeter 45 miles, Exeter International Airport 48 miles
(All distances and times approximate)

South Devon Coast
For those wanting to explore outside the city, Plymouth's idyllic location on the borders of Devon and Cornwall is in close proximity to both sandy beaches and rolling hills, as well as having an uncommonly temperate climate. These are, arguably, two of the most popular counties in the UK with about 350km of coastline and over 400 beaches waiting to be explored.

Schools
For those looking for schooling, there are a number of local schools that come with high regard; of particular note is Plymouth College Independent (2 miles).

Shopping
The city of Plymouth provides a wide range of shops, restaurants and theatres and is easily reached via the Tamar Bridge and the A38 dual carriageway. It also has at least four yacht marinas (Sutton Harbour, Mayflower, Plymouth Yacht Haven and King Point).

Sailing and Watersports
The South Coast of Devon has numerous sandy beaches, coves and sheltered anchorages, all of which make it an excellent base for dingy sailing, water sports, boating and long walks along the beautiful coastline.

Travel by Car
The A38 dual carriageway, only about 3 miles away, provides access to the national motorway network at Exeter.

Travel by Train
There are good In