Sponsored Get a Survey — free quotes via ReallyMoving
1 bed flat
Next Steps
Sponsored — free quotes via ReallyMoving
Get a Survey
Essential before buying — compare up to 5 quotes free
This one-bedroom conversion occupies a second-floor position within a distinguished Victorian terrace, 18 Belmont Crescent, designed by John Honeyman and completed between 1869 and 1870. The property has been comprehensively upgraded and modernized to an exacting standard, resulting in stylish and comfortable accommodation. The accommodation extends to a reception hall, a newly fitted open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space with a central window formation and leafy outlooks, a generous king-sized bedroom with attractive views, and a newly fitted contemporary bathroom. An easily accessed attic space has been adapted and plumbed for use as a utility area, providing valuable additional storage and flexibility. The building itself has recently undergone refurbishment of the communal areas, and the property enjoys access to beautifully maintained communal spaces, including central pleasure gardens and a charming shared residents' garden to the rear.