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£ 300,000
2 bed flat for sale
Ambersham Midhurst
· 2 Bedrooms · Flat
· Garden · Equipped kitchen
Ambersham Midhurst · 2 Bedrooms · Flat · Garden · Equipped kitchen
Stylish and simply stunning, this exceptional two-bedroom, two-bathroom first floor apartment is set within a beautifully converted Grade II listed building in the prestigious King Edward VII Estate. Surrounded by approximately 165 acres of breathtaking gated parkland and woodland, including a reinstated Gertrude Jekyll garden, the property offers an unrivalled blend of heritage, luxury and tranquillity. Impeccably designed throughout, the apartment features a bright and spacious double-aspect open-plan kitchen/living room, superbly appointed with integrated appliances and engineered oak flooring. The layout is both versatile and well-proportioned, with potential to incorporate a home office area if desired. The accommodation comprises a generous principle bedroom with ensuite shower room, a spacious double bedroom and contemporary family bathroom. Originally built in 1901 as the King Edward VII Sanatorium and opened by the King in 1906, this landmark building was once considered one o
Stylish and simply stunning, this exceptional two-bedroom, two-bathroom first floor apartment is set within a beautifully converted Grade II listed building in the prestigious King Edward VII Estate. Surrounded by approximately 165 acres of breathtaking gated parkland and woodland, including a reinstated Gertrude Jekyll garden, the property offers an unrivalled blend of heritage, luxury and tranquillity. Impeccably designed throughout, the apartment features a bright and spacious double-aspect open-plan kitchen/living room, superbly appointed with integrated appliances and engineered oak flooring. The layout is both versatile and well-proportioned, with potential to incorporate a home office area if desired. The accommodation comprises a generous principle bedroom with ensuite shower room, a spacious double bedroom and contemporary family bathroom. Originally built in 1901 as the King Edward VII Sanatorium and opened by the King in 1906, this landmark building was once considered one o
£ 300,000