OPEN DAY 18TH JANUARY.

KNIGHT & KNOXLEY are delighted to present this beautifully renovated top-floor apartment, located in the prestigious Markwick Terrace. This Grade II listed Victorian property, designed by the renowned architect, Decimus Burton, offers stunning panoramic views towards the sea across the communal gardens that future tenants will have access to.

Key Features:
- Top-Floor Living: Enjoy the tranquillity of this top-floor apartment, which provides remarkable views and a quiet, private atmosphere. Please note that access requires navigating a few flights of stairs, but the stunning vistas make it well worth the climb.
- Pristine Condition: Everything in the flat is brand new and in immaculate condition, having never been rented or listed on Airbnb. This includes a fully equipped kitchen featuring a Smeg hob, oven, dishwasher, washing machine, and more. The bathroom boasts a large walk-in power shower (please note: there is no bath), alongside new carpets and furnishings.
- Flexible Furnishing Options: The owners are open to removing select items upon request. Future tenants can choose to have the flat furnished or semi-furnished to suit their needs.
- Serene Bedroom: The serene bedroom at the rear of the flat benefits from evening light, featuring a luxurious four-poster king-size bed.

Local Amenities:
The beach and St Leonards are just a 10-minute walk downhill (allow 20 minutes for the return). Explore a variety of small independent shops, including art galleries, antique stores, and a delightful old-fashioned bakery. You'll also find an array of restaurants and coffee shops, from filled bagels at Sleeper to Italian cuisine at Bayte, and a gastro pub at The Royal.

For those who prefer to drive, St Leonards and the beach are just 3 minutes away, offering free 2-hour parking. Hastings old town, with its contemporary gallery, antique shops, and renowned fish and chips at Maggie’s, is a mere 10-minute drive.

About Markwick Terrace:
Markwick Terrace was designed by Decimus Burton who designed much of Kew Gardens and the important Glass Palm house at Kew. Decimus was also the son of James Burton who was probably the most significant builder of St Leonards on Sea and Georgian London, responsible for large areas of Bloomsbury, St Johns Wood, Clapham Common and collaborated with John Nash at Regent’s Park.

Markwick Gardens were formed primarily for the use and pleasure of the residents of Markwick Terrace, some of which was built in the 1860-70s. At that time, the land was owned by the Eversfield Trust and all householders had to pay a guinea a year subscription for the gardens.

Apartments of this stature rarely come to the rental market making this an exceptional opportunity to live in a phenomenal period home. Built in the most superior style with architectural and historical importance including period detailing with grand principal rooms and high ceilings throughout.

Council Tax Band: A
Deposit: £1,442.3
Holding Deposit: £288.46
Parking options: On Street
Garden details: Communal Garden