The Carriage House, Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent

The Property

The largest apartment within the development. This magnificent unit benefits from three, spacious double bedrooms, the master with dressing room, balcony and luxurious en suite comprising a white suite with WC, his and hers wash hand basin and walk in shower. Bedroom two has a further en suite, whilst the main family bathroom includes a freestanding bath. The kitchen includes a range of wall and base cupboard units, central island unit with breakfast bar as well as high spec appliances including an integrated coffee machine and wine fridge. The highlight of this apartment is large open plan kitchen / dining / living area with roof lantern, feature, focal fireplace and doors which lead to the private balcony. Stairs from the living area provide access to the private roof terrace which offers panoramic views across Tunbridge Wells. There are also two secure allocated car parking spaces. CGI’s are for illustration purposes only.

The Buildings History

Built in circa 1891, and one of Tunbridge Wells most striking buildings, The Carriage House was purpose built as a carriage factory by local architect H Cronk and represents an exquisite example of the popular late Victorian and Edwardian British Queen Anne Revival style.

Notable architectural features include striking Dutch gables, slim octagonal turrets with ogee caps and elaborate terracotta decorations.

The Development

Due to the vast array of windows to three sides of the building all the apartments are flooded with natural light. With the addition of high ceilings and generous proportions Stonehouse have created 14 stunning apartments, each with their own character and charm, making the very most of this warehouse style space.

The attention to detail is testament to the developer’s ethos of seeking out these beautiful period buildings to lovingly restore them to their former glory whilst breathing new life into them.

What the Developer says:

Town Centre
The Town Centre is right on your doorstep centred on Royal Victoria Place Shopping Centre and Calverley road where you will find major High Street staples.
Restaurants and eateries include Thackeray’s Modern European, Sankey’s Seafood restaurant and bar, Kitsu Sushi and Noodle Bar, The Giggling squid, Bill’s restaurant, Bistro du Vin and Cote Brasserie to name but a few.
Cafes and bars include Café Nero, Starbucks and Costa, Sankeys wine bar, Fuggles beer café, The Opera House and your local pub The George.
The Old High Street and Pantiles
A pleasant walk brings you to the Old High Street and the Pantiles which together enjoy a distinctly European Café culture atmosphere.