haart - Weston-Super-Mare - Ref: 0458-HRT045802204

Overlooking Ellenborough Park and situated within the newly renovated Ashbrooke Houseformerly an independent primary school for almost 70 yearsthis magnificent two-bedroom first-floor apartment offers luxury living with the added benefit of an allocated parking space complete with a private EV charging point.

Following a meticulous multi-year renovation, the apartment is now ready to welcome its first tenants. Accessed via the original communal entrance doors, residents are greeted by an impressive and spacious hallway enhanced by a striking chandelier. The apartment itself is positioned on the first floor, enjoying elevated views across the surrounding area, including Ellenborough Park and towards the Weston seafront.

Internally, the property features a generous open-plan living space, complemented by a sleek, contemporary kitchen running the length of one wall and fully equipped with an integrated cooker and hob, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. An exceptionally large bay window floods the room with natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere.

Both bedrooms are well-proportioned, offering flexible accommodation ideal for use as a principal bedroom and a secondary guest room or home office. The modern bathroom suite is finished to a high standard and includes a spacious walk-in shower with rainfall showerhead.

Further benefits include an allocated parking space with dedicated EV charging point, secure telephone entry system, and access to communal covered bicycle storage.

This exceptional apartment combines character, contemporary design, and practical modern features in a highly desirable location.

This property is available with a Deposit Free option which means that instead of paying a traditional five weeks security deposit, you pay a fee of 28% of the first months rent + VAT (subject to a minimum of £120 + VAT) to become a member of a deposit free renting scheme which significantly reduces the up-front costs. This fee is non-refundable and is not a deposit so cannot be used towards covering the cost of any future damage.