St Nicholas Church Street, Warwick, CV34

(Agent Ref DM01) Sought after prime location close to Warwick Castle. This stunning penthouse has three bedrooms and two bathrooms,one with a balcony, gated parking and no upward chain. Two top independent single-sex schools with Warwick Prep also having it's own onsite nursery. Numerous cafe's, gastro pubs close by. Warwick parkway rail station just 1.31 miles, and M40 Junction 14 just over a mile away, perfect for those that commute.

We are delighted to showcase this beautifully part furnished and well presented penthouse apartment, positioned close to Warwick Castle, Warwick town centre and the River Avon.
The development was completed in 1995 and consists of seven town houses and six apartments. The site is within a conservation area.

Internal

As you enter the entrance hall of the apartment ,a panelled door takes you into a well appointed and a fitted breakfast kitchen with appliance's and plenty of worktops space and a dining table. Not to mention amazing views through the kitchen window.

Double doors open into the lounge, with the most amazing triple aspect views across Warwick Castle and Mill Street. This is truly unique. Ample space to sit and relax and watch TV. The space is full of light from the sash windows, spot lights and high ceiling with Velux window as you ascend the modern glass staircase with glass and chrome balustrade to a magnificent bedroom created in the loft.

With three Velux window , one which opens to a balcony, why not sit and read a book or watch the stars in the evening. Well presented and spacious enough for a large bed, lounge area and space for bedroom furniture. Over eaves storage spot lights and more amazing views of the skyline and beyond.

A further double bedroom, with fitted wardrobes and it's own modern en suite shower room. Plus another single bedroom / office and a large family bathroom.

Gas central heated throughout and EPC C.

External

One allocated parking space. Visitors can park in the surrounding streets or in the large car park opposite at St Nicholas Park. Parking permits are available at a reasonable cost from Warwick District Council.

Services
The management company provided services that include: Maintenance of communal gardens, courtyard , driveway and gates. Cleaning of the apartment block communal area's and windows and guttering cleaning. Property insurance for the apartment block and communal areas. Service charges are paid by owners and re due on 1 April and 1 October each year.

A brief history of Warwick
Warwick was a Saxon settlement in the ninth century, and Warwick Castle was built during the Norman conquest of England. In 1694, the Great Fire of Warwick destroyed most of the town, which was then rebuilt in the 18th century, with most of it remaining intact to this day.

Where is Warwick?
Warwick is a county town of Warwickshire in the West Midlands and about as middle England as you can get. It’s located near the River Avon, 11 miles south of Coventry and 20 miles from Birmingham. The town forms a small conurbation with Leamington Spa and Whitnash.

Moving to Warwick
You will find Victorian and Georgian homes in the heart of the town and on the edges of the river. There’s also a cluster of large urban estates on and off Emscote Road towards Leamington.

Living in Warwick
Warwick has plenty of history and was often referred to as the epitome of the English spirit by William Shakespeare. Expect to feel that history around the town, whether you’re shopping and dining in Georgian buildings or enjoying afternoon tea in half-timbered Tudor houses.

Open spaces
Warwickshire has plenty of countryside to discover. From secret gardens to the nearby Gloucestershire and Cotswolds rolling greens, you’re spoilt for choice both locally and within the surrounding area if you want to get back to nature.

Transport links
There are direct trains to London, which take a little over an-hour-and-a-half to arrive in the capital. Services to Birmingham are much shorter, taking just 30 minutes. You can also be in places like Leamington and Stratford within half an hour.

Shopping
As a market town, there are regular markets in Warwick, including midweek options and weekend traders that have been going for 500-plus years. Market Place is the primary shopping hub in the town, while Swan Street is another busy shopping section where you can find a range of shops, both chain and independent.

Eateries
Expect to find everything from local pubs to international restaurants in Warwick. Robbie’s Restaurant offers a varied menu with Lebanese nights set in an intimate 15th-century timber-framed venue. For a posh pub experience, head to The Saxon Mill for modern British food, plus log fires and a decking area.

Nightlife
Nearby Birmingham is the place to go for club nights that open until the early hours of the morning. Back in Warwick, there are plenty of local pubs and bars to sample, including The Square Warwick.

Art & culture
Soak up some culture at Snap Galleries in Leamington Spa. There are exhibitions celebrating all aspects of popular culture and iconic music photography. The Bridge House Theatre and Warwick Hall is a modern theatre with an intimate wood and brick auditorium playing professional and amateur productions.

Things to do
Warwick Castle is the most well-known landmark in the area and is worth visiting one of the town’s oldest buildings. The medieval castle is developed from a wooden fort and was originally built by William the Conqueror in 1068. Today, you can wander the grounds and visit the public rooms to discover more than 1,000 years of history.

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I look forward to showing you soon. Denise May