Showcasing open plan living at its best, this beautiful, capacious home is located in a converted, generous house dating back to 1885 with attractive and original features. If you’re after a square box – this is not for you! It comprises the very best of contemporary living, bursting with character, juxtaposed against a traditional exterior replete with soul. It truly offers the very best of both worlds. Boasting four superb reception rooms, the spacious, open-plan living room is at the heart of the apartment, complete with a modern reading area and unique points of interest throughout. Quirky? Most definitely. Captivating? Absolutely.

The open-plan kitchen enjoys a beautiful view onto the courtyard below with its established and ancient gardens, reminiscent of a bygone era. There’s a Neff electric cooker, gas hob and extractor, Bosch dishwasher, fridge freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer. The stylish breakfast bar is the perfect place to enjoy a meal or drinks at any time of the day, and there’s a lovely flow from here to the rest of the accommodation, enabling the ‘chef’ to be an integral part of the conversation whilst entertaining, or simply in everyday living. A real gem is the lovely, separate pantry off the kitchen – perfect for provisions - and there’s even an additional utility room with a great array of hidden storage, neatly tucked away behind the eaves. The large bedroom certainly has the wow factor with several windows and a skylight flooding the space with light from different aspects. There are also two further bedrooms with a reduced ceiling height. Excitingly, the room has the potential for a stunning roof garden terrace in the future, for al fresco entertaining or just enjoying a cup of coffee and reading the papers in the sunshine. Fitted Sharps wardrobes and drawers feature as standard in this beautifully curated home.

No.15 has been lovingly renovated throughout, with a stunning, newly-fitted bathroom, where you can enjoy a relaxing soak in the immaculate bath. The clean lines continue with overhead shower, w/c and basin, and modern halogen lighting, exuding relaxation and soothing the senses. There is also a separate dressing and towel room area alongside. Outside, with its lush array of flora and fauna, doesn’t disappoint either. There’s an abundance of mature plants and trees lining Stow Park Circle and enveloping The Beeches, where a private gardener tends to the communal gardens and seating areas. Little wonder that it sits in the heart of a quiet conservation area, due to the richness of the architecture and high ratio of greenery. Parking is a breeze with a designated space, visitors’ bay, and copious amounts of room to the front.

Safe and secure, access to No.15 is through an intercom door entry system, complete with video screen. Communal areas, featuring thoughtful period details as well as modern art, are maintained to the highest of standards – thanks to The Beeches’ very own management company, which controls the service charges – helping to keep costs to a minimum. And the neighbours are incredibly friendly too – it’s a real community.