Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells, TN4
£495,000 Guide Price
£495,000 Guide Price
Property Features
- No Chain
- Far reaching views
- Double Garage
- Lift
- Walking distance to main line station
- Walking distance of the town centre
- Viewing highly recommended
- Share of Freehold
- Additional storage room
Property Summary
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a beautifully positioned two bedroom apartment within the prestigious Grade II listed buildings of 63–65 Mount Ephraim, enjoying wonderful elevated views across Royal Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding townscape.
Combining the character and elegance of a historic period building with the convenience of modern apartment living, this attractive property offers well-proportioned accommodation and an enviable location, just moments from the open spaces of Tunbridge Wells Common and within easy reach of the town centre, High Street and the famous Pantiles.
One of the property’s particularly valuable features is the double garage, providing secure parking together with excellent additional storage — a rare and highly desirable benefit for a property so conveniently located close to the centre of Tunbridge Wells.
There is the benefit of an additional large storage room, that could be used as an office or work-out space.
The buildings at 63–65 Mount Ephraim have a fascinating history and form an important part of the town’s architectural heritage. The three large houses were originally constructed around 1800 and were formerly known as Wellington Place. The first Duchess of Wellington, then Lady Wellesley, lived at one of the houses during the early part of the Peninsular War.
Mount Ephraim is one of Royal Tunbridge Wells’ most sought-after addresses, offering the rare combination of an elevated, leafy setting and convenient access to the centre of town.
Combining the character and elegance of a historic period building with the convenience of modern apartment living, this attractive property offers well-proportioned accommodation and an enviable location, just moments from the open spaces of Tunbridge Wells Common and within easy reach of the town centre, High Street and the famous Pantiles.
One of the property’s particularly valuable features is the double garage, providing secure parking together with excellent additional storage — a rare and highly desirable benefit for a property so conveniently located close to the centre of Tunbridge Wells.
There is the benefit of an additional large storage room, that could be used as an office or work-out space.
The buildings at 63–65 Mount Ephraim have a fascinating history and form an important part of the town’s architectural heritage. The three large houses were originally constructed around 1800 and were formerly known as Wellington Place. The first Duchess of Wellington, then Lady Wellesley, lived at one of the houses during the early part of the Peninsular War.
Mount Ephraim is one of Royal Tunbridge Wells’ most sought-after addresses, offering the rare combination of an elevated, leafy setting and convenient access to the centre of town.
