Crescent Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN1

Enjoying a most convenient central location, this property could scarcely be better placed for access to the town centre’s amenities having access to Calverley Park almost opposite and being within a few hundred yards of the Royal Victoria Place and the pedestrianised precinct. It is a similar distance from the Mainline Station and High Street that in turn leads to Chapel Place and the historic Pantiles.

Offered CHAIN FREE this generously proportioned duplex maisonette with accommodation over three floors affords a number of Victorian character features. A private front door from Crescent Road leads Entrance Hall with high level electric meter and staircase to the First Floor with a landing area and a wide Living Room with twin double glazed windows to the front of the building and moulded cornices and a central frieze, a Kitchen with assorted base and wall cupboards, sink, oven hob and extractor, tiled Bathroom with white suite comprising bath with glazed shower screen and shower above, plus a door to a rear fire escape. Separate WC .

Top Floor ((2nd Floor) a further landing with store cupboard and loft hatch, the Principal Bedroom extends the width of the building with twin double glazed windows and roof top views across town to the south, there are two further Double Bedrooms. With gas fired central heating (untested) and double glazed windows to the front elevation, the property will be conveyed with a brand new lease the details of which are to be confirmed.

Tunbridge Wells attracts many Londoners, ex pats, and up / down sizers for multiple reasons, not least because the proximity to London for commuters, but especially due to the vast array of good schools for all ages. The Grammar schools are a particular pull to the area, with two boys’ grammars and one girls’ grammar. Many of the primary schools are Ofsted outstanding and there is also a good range of independent schooling available.

Tunbridge Wells has a plethora of open spaces provided by a multitude of parks, including the best known, Dunorlan Park, with its popular boating lake and elegant vistas. Tunbridge Wells Common provides another excellent town centre vista with some landmark views of the area and its own distinctive benches. To the south of the town centre lies the famous Pantiles with elegant colonnades and often hosting fairs and festivals.

For the sporting enthusiasts, there is a host of amenities including the sports centre with its large pool and indoor courts, whilst outdoor courts are available in several of the parks. There are golf, tennis and cricket clubs in the area.

The town offers two stations on Network South East, with fast trains from both Tunbridge Wells and High Brooms. Access to the A21 lies just to the east of town providing useful motorway connections.