Location

The historic Pantiles is located on the south side of town, famous for its charming Georgian colonnade, the Corn Exchange and Chealybeate spring. There are many independent shops here, art galleries, boutiques, cafés, restaurants and pubs, summer evening Jazz festivals and regular food and craft markets.

The bustling High Street is linked to the Pantiles by Chapel Place, with independent retailers, including fashion stores, jewellers, cafés such as Fine Grind, Juliets and an Italian Deli 'Arte Bianca', a Gails' bakery and restaurants including The Ivy Royal Tunbridge Wells and The Warren, whilst the Royal Victoria Place is at the top end of town, with national names including Marks and Spencer, Boots and Next. There is a choice of supermarkets on the south side of town, including a large Sainsburys.

The Pantiles is also very well placed for the neighbouring open spaces of the Common with its network of footpaths, Calverley Park is within convenient reach and there are cricket and tennis facilities at the Nevill grounds, off nearby Warwick Park, with the renowned Nevill Golf Club approximately 1.7 miles.   

The mainline station serving London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street is approximately 0.4 miles by foot; the Centaur Commuter Coach also stops near the station.

Private and state schools: There is an extensive choice of primary and secondary schools in Tunbridge Wells, including Claremont Primary, St. James primary, Tunbridge Wells Girls Grammar School, the Skinners School for Boys, and Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys. Preparatory schools include Holmewood House, Rosehill, The Mead, Kent College and The Schools at Somerhill and, at senior level, Tonbridge and Sevenoaks Public Schools.

Description

1887 The Potteries is a striking and contemporary, purpose-built development by Dandara, found at the southern edge of the historic Pantiles.

The Pantiles is known for its charming Georgian colonnade, the Corn Exchange and Chalybeate spring with a wide variety of independent shops, art galleries, boutiques, cafés, restaurants and pubs, the summer jazz festivals and regular food and craft markets. The nearby, bustling High Street is linked by the delightful Chapel Place walkway with the mainline station just a little further on.

The building provides a smart and welcoming reception area with a concierge service for the residents operating from 7am to midnight 7 days a week; the reception area also gives access to an impressive communal courtyard garden. The building also enjoys a level access, together with lift access.

This apartment is situated on the second floor and features two bedrooms, with an open-plan kitchen and living room that enjoys a large balcony overlooking the communal courtyard with an attractive outlook .

The kitchen is fitted with sleek dark brown base units topped with quartz and high gloss white wall units providing plentiful storage and preparation space. There are a range of Siemens integrated appliances, including an oven with combination oven above, 70:30 fridge freezer, dishwasher, ceramic hob and extractor above. The kitchen is open plan to the living and dining area, with direct access onto the balcony offering a charming area for al fresco dining.

The spacious principal bedroom benefits from two mirrored wardrobes with fitted drawers together with a stylish en- suite bathroom and a Juliet balcony overlooking the communal grounds.

There is an additional good-sized bedroom, also benefitting from a Juliet balcony, and served by a further separate bathroom which is fitted with a shower, recessed mirrored storage cabinets, a WC, and a sink basin.

The apartment has the added benefit of one gated, under ground parking space and use of the communal gardens.