Elliot Terrace, The Hoe, Plymouth

Plymouth Sound has an impressive maritime history, with the busy waters constantly frequented by a mixture of naval, commercial and leisure crafts. The open spaces in this area are most appealing and offer many areas for recreation including a bowling green, sea facing footpaths and walkways part of which lie in Victorian gardens. The Theatre Royal, Guildhall and Drake Circus, the modern shopping centre in the City Centre, are within about half a mile, while the historic Barbican and Sutton Harbour, with its protected waters and bustling marina, are a similar distance away. The elegant buildings of Elliot Terrace are Grade II* listed and form an important planned group of terraces and villas by Foulston and his pupil George Wightwick, and is mentioned in Pevsners 'The Buildings of England'. The Italianate style of this building is extraordinary with a stucco front and slate roof.

Being offered to the market with vacant possession and no onward chain, this second-floor apartment is approached via stairs or a communal lift. Throughout the apartment, there is a wealth of original character and features and in brief comprises: Entrance Hall, kitchen, and bathroom. There are 2 bedrooms. One faces the rear of the building, whilst the other is to the front and benefits from the stunning and panoramic views of Plymouth Sound. There is also a lounge/dining room at the front of the apartment. Importantly there is a balcony which runs along the front of the apartment and can be accessed from the front bedroom as well as the lounge diner. 

Agents Note

Lang Town and Country would highly encourage an internal inspection of this apartment to appreciate the location and stunning views. We would stress that the apartment is being sold as seen.

LEASE INFORMATION

 We understand the apartment is held on Lease with 125 years from 01/01/1997 and subject to a service charge of approximately £2,960  per annum and an annual Reserve Fund of £700, payable every six months. An annual ground rent of a peppercorn. The above information is provided in good faith although we would recommend that prospective purchasers consult their own solicitor for formal verification.