Rent 3 bedroom apartment in Tunbridge Wells

Duplex apartment in stunning Grade II listed building in central Tunbridge Wells location Description Cecil Court is an imposing Georgian Grade II residence built within the early 19th century including such period features as a cornice and parapet together with its Corinthian pilasters, porticoed entrance and its two large curved rear bays with trellised wooden verandas with lead hood and wrought iron staircase leading down into combined grounds and parking of approximately 0.5 of an acre. A large panelled entrance door opens to an imposing communal hallway with two impressive welcome archways and chequerboard tiled floor. French doors to rear give access onto a wrought iron staircase which leads down to the communal gardens and parking. Carpeted stairs leading to second floor. The property, split across the first and second floors, consists of an entrance hall with large reception to the left with rear and side windows, separate living room to the right, which could also be used as a third bedroom, and kitchen opposite. Up the stairs to two large double bedrooms, one with sash windows, and a separate family bathroom. Externally are the communal gardens, being mainly laid to lawn with numerous shrubs and plants providing a pleasant outlook and area to enjoy. Access from Madeira Park leads to a residents parking area to accommodate a vehicle for each apartment. Gravelled pathways lead to a wrought iron staircase and balustrades leading to the rear French doors giving access to the main entrance hall. Please note, photographs were taken more than a year ago. Location Located in the popular 'village area' of Tunbridge Wells, which is convenient for access to the shops and rail station. The Grove, one of the town's most attractive and tranquil green spaces, and Calverley Park, with tennis and croquet courts, a basketball court and cafe, are only a few hundred feet away. Comprehensive shopping: Tunbridge Wells with the historic Pantiles and High Street offers a wide selection of shopping facilities with high street brands to smaller specialty shops. Schools: Kent provides one of the most sought after education systems in the country and is one of the main reasons for many people choosing to move to Tunbridge Wells. Places for many of the schools are in demand. Kent County Council still maintains the Grammar School system for which an 11 Plus entry exam must be taken. There is a broad mix of State, Public, Nursery and Preparatory schools within the area. Further details can be obtained from Kent County Council on or via Leisure facilities: There are many local places of historical interest, countryside walks, golf at the Nevill Golf Club, sailing and fishing at Bayham Abbey and Bewl Water near Lamberhurst. Easy access to public tennis courts and bowling club in Calverley Grounds. The Nevill ltc and the St John's sport centre. Tunbridge Wells also offers a wide range of restaurants, brasseries and wine bars catering for every taste. The South East Coastal resorts are approximately an hours drive away as is the Channel Tunnel. Mainline rail services: Tunbridge Wells mainline rail station is 0.3 miles away with services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street. Journey times of just under 1 hour. Communications: The A26 runs through Tunbridge Wells, linking to the A21 just north of the town. The A21 in turn connects to the London M25 orbital and thereby the national motorway network, Gatwick and Heathrow Airports. Square Footage: 1,161 sq ft Additional Info Deposit payable: £ (5 weeks rent) Holding Deposit: £576.92 (1 weeks rent) Minimum Term: 12 months Rent must be paid monthly in advance