Adams Way, Alton, Hampshire, GU34

Enjoying direct outside access to a sitting area and landscaped gardens, a ground floor 2 bedroom Close Care retirement apartment handily placed for both the car park and Brendoncare Foundation complex


DESCRIPTION
This individual and carefully designed apartment is part of an unrivalled scheme built in the late 1990s exclusively for occupants of a minimum 60 years of age. Conveniently located beside the residents’ car parking area, the property has since 2023 benefited from being decorated throughout with new carpets/flooring, painted and new internal doors plus an newly laid patio. The kitchen has units incorporating brushed chrome finished handles, soft closing drawers and wall cabinets, and Neff integrated appliances consisting of an induction hob, hood, split level microwave, half-height dishwasher, and concealed fridge/freezer and washer drier, along with a Franke sink and downlighting. The former bathroom has a smart white suite with chrome fittings providing a wide walk-in shower with an integral tiled seat and Mira Jump shower fitting, multiple vanity cupboards, Travertine effect part tiled walls, a shaver socket, vinyl floor and an extractor fan with doors to both the hall and main bedroom. Additional characteristics include the replacement uPVC double glazing with trickle vents and security locks, a decorative fireplace and electric fire in the sitting diner with a glazed door to the outside, adjoining which is a sheltered and naturally screened sitting recess, and wood finished internal doors, electric ceiling/underfloor heating, and smooth, majority coved ceilings.
LOCATION
Mary Rose Mews is an architect designed complex of 46 age exclusive apartments served by 2 lifts and set in the delightful broad level grounds of the Brendoncare Care Centre. Situated on the easterly side of Alton's historic town centre, Mary Rose Mews has a Waitrose store, the station (Waterloo line), bus services, Anstey Park, St Mary's RC Church, Wilson Practice Surgery, a dental surgery and Anstey Road Pharmacy in the neighbourhood. The town affords a variety of individual and multiple shops, stores such as Boots, M&S and Sainsbury's, weekly and specialist open air market events, a library, further churches,
restaurants, hotels and inns, cultural facilities and an interesting history with connections to the English Civil War, Jane Austen and hop growing.