Location

Calverley Road is in the very heart of Tunbridge Wells, with fantastic access to the town centre including the Royal Victoria Place shopping centre (approx. 0.2 miles), the mainline station (approx. 0.5 miles), and the High Street (0.6 miles on foot). Calverley Road itself offers a selection of shops and restaurants, with further options available found in Camden Road, including a variety of restaurants, coffee shops, an artisan bakery, Italian deli, beauticians, fishmongers, butcher, green grocers and so much more with an eclectic mix of independent shops.

Being the only spa town in the Southeast of England, Tunbridge Wells offers elegant architecture and extensive cultural, entertainment and shopping attractions, including theatres, cafés and restaurants, national retailers and characterful independent shops on the High Street and historic Pantiles, known for its charming Georgian colonnade and summer Jazz festivals, and regular craft and food markets.

Excellent cricket and tennis facilities at the Nevill grounds, approximately 2 miles away and the renowned Nevill Golf Club is also located approximately 2.4 miles away. Dunorlan Park, The Common and parks such as The Grove and Calverley Grounds, all lie within approximately 1.1 miles on foot.

There are many highly-regarded schools in the vicinity, including St James' Primary School which is reached via the twitten, and the girls' and boys' grammars, Bennett Memorial, The Wells Free School, Rose Hill and Holmewood House preparatory schools and independent senior schools in Tonbridge, Mayfield, Sevenoaks and Eastbourne.

Mainline station: Tunbridge Wells (approximately 0.7 miles on foot) with regular services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and Cannon Street. Communications: The A21 serves Tunbridge Wells, giving access to the M25 to the north and the coast to the south.

Description

Dating back to approximately 1835, 61 Calverley Road is formed from part of the former detached properties, believed to have been designed by the renowned Decimus Burton, which were later extended to form a row of terraced properties, some of which were later converted into shops.   

The upper floors of 61 Calverley Road have since been thoughtfully converted to provide three charming and characterful apartments benefitting from underfloor heating, refurbished timber sash windows, and antique brass finishes throughout.

Flat 2 is found on the first floor and is the largest of all three apartments, approached via the communal entrance which benefits from a secure intercom entry system. The kitchen/family room is most impressive, with vaulted ceilings and a skylight highlighting the metal works that remain in the building. The beautifully appointed kitchen/living room enjoys a large kitchen island that doubles as a breakfast bar, and is fitted with shaker style units topped with stylish waterfall quartz worktops, providing plenty of storage and preparation space.

Integrated Bosch appliances include an induction hob with a built in extractor fan to the kitchen island, creating a wonderful entertainment space, together with an oven, dishwasher, and a fridge freezer. The kitchen is open-plan to the sitting/dining room which enjoys a bank of recessed fitted cabinetry providing a generous amount of storage.

The principal bedroom benefits from a stylishly appointed en suite bathroom fitted with porcelain tiles, both a bath and separate walk-in shower, and a WC, finished with striking Gessi Brassware, together with fitted wardrobes. There is a second double bedroom which also benefits from a contemporary en suite shower room. The utility room provides space for both a washing machine and dryer, completing the accommodation.