Plot 5, 37 Queen Street, RH13

A delightful and unique one bedroom top floor apartment forming part of Queens Head Court a collection of just six opulent apartments and one mews house nestled within a distinguished and historically rich building dating back to 1851.

This well-known Horsham landmark building holds a fond place in many local people’s memories, but interestingly, very little is known about its history. It first appeared in the local records as an Inn in 1793, with Horsham's historical archives showing it being tied to a brewery as far back as 1888. This brewery was re-named King & Sons in 1906, now King & Barnes, and it rebuilt the Queens Head on its original site as a pub and hotel in 1911 for the princely sum of £1,270.

This beautifully presented one bed apartment offering a host of features, including views over Denne Hill, vaulted ceilings and a general nod to the history and character of this impressive building. This residence includes a living area, stylish kitchens, one bedroom with an en suite shower room, all seamlessly blending contemporary design with original charm.

Queens Head Court consists of six apartments and to the rear, one mews house. Each of the three floors in the main building feature two apartments, each occupying one side with the original central staircase and hallway in between, with accommodation situated from front to back offering a good level of privacy from the few select neighbours.

The roof now features beautiful clay tiles, and the bespoke double-glazed windows throughout maintain the character of this beautiful building.

The Queens Head Court is positioned near the heart of Horsham’s town centre and these remarkable apartments cater to a diverse audience—whether it’s young families, professionals, or the discerning mature buyer seeking proximity to essential amenities. Additional on-street free and permit parking options add to the convenience. Horsham’s vibrant town centre beckons with an array of shops, including the likes of John Lewis at Home, Waitrose, Swan Walk shopping centre, and the picturesque Carfax hosting weekly markets and an eclectic selection of restaurants. Explore Piries Place, featuring the Everyman Cinema and more dining options. For commuters, Horsham Station is a mere stroll away, offering mainline links to Gatwick and London. Meanwhile, nearby country walks provide a serene escape, with some apartments enjoying picturesque views. Cherish the exceptional lifestyle that awaits in this carefully curated living experience.

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