Beaumont Court, Southend-on-Sea

**NO DEPOSIT OPTION AVAILABLE**

Home to the world’s longest pleasure pier and with the buzz of its vibrant esplanades and town centre, Southend is the ideal location for the young at heart yet also boasts breathtaking scenery in which to experience everything from the totally relaxing to the truly inspiring.

Designed and finished to the highest standards with clean lines and carefully sourced materials. Every apartment at Beaumont Court features the superb specification and attention to detail you would expect. An eagerly awaited and exciting new development which is located in the vibrant heart of Southend-On-Sea. This luxury development is a 4-minute walk to Southend Victoria train station from which London Liverpool Street can be reached in under an hour. Located just under 2 miles from London Southend Airport and accessible via the A127 and A13 to the M25, this development is in a prime location.

This high-end development will boast a concierge service, a private gymnasium, and stunning rooftop gardens with private designated areas.

From sophisticated fine-dining restaurants to cosy bistros, you’re spoilt for choice with over 300 places to eat in and around Southend. Numerous high street favourites are perfect for a casual night out and there are plenty of coffee shops and cafés where you can catch up with friends during the day. At nearby Leigh on Sea you can enjoy the finest fruits of the sea at the renowned Cockle Sheds. A wide range of contemporary bars are located within walking distance of Beaumont Court & Richmond House while further afield are a number of cosy country pubs oozing with character.

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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 one weeks 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.