We are pleased to present this immaculately presented UNFURNISHED two-bedroom apartment to let on a long term basis, offering a perfect opportunity for those seeking a modern and convenient urban lifestyle. Situated on the first floor of a well-maintained development, this property exudes contemporary charm and offers a comfortable living environment.

Upon entering, you are welcomed into a spacious hallway that seamlessly connects to all principal rooms. The bright and airy living space is intelligently designed, featuring a integrated kitchen with a range of high-quality appliances, ideal for culinary enthusiasts and entertaining guests.

The property boasts two generously sized double bedrooms, providing ample space for rest and relaxation. The main bedroom benefits from the added luxury of an en-suite bathroom and fitted wardrobes offering privacy and convenience for the residents. Additionally, a separate family bathroom serves the second bedroom and guests.

The Juliette balcony is accessible from the living area, allowing residents to enjoy fresh air and natural light while adding a touch of sophistication to the space. Furthermore, there is access to the communal gardens via the front door allowing you to bathe in the summer sunshine seconds from your own doorstep. The property is available to let now.

The central location ensures easy access to a host of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and transport links, making daily life a breeze for residents.

Location:

Situated in one of Plymouth’s most sought-after areas, Century Quay offers the perfect balance of tranquillity and convenience. Residents enjoy easy access to the vibrant city life while being just steps away from Sutton Harbour, providing breath-taking views and a serene ambiance.

Plymouth’s Top 10 Places to Visit (and all only a short distance away):

1. The Hoe:

A picturesque waterfront area with iconic landmarks such as the Royal Citadel and Smeaton’s Tower lighthouse. A popular spot for leisurely walks, enjoying panoramic views of Plymouth Sound.

2. Royal William Yard:

A historic naval victualling yard turned into a stylish development with shops, restaurants, and residential spaces. Offers a unique blend of historic architecture and modern amenities.

3 Barbican:

The historic heart of Plymouth with narrow cobbled streets, historic buildings, and a lively atmosphere. Features a range of pubs, restaurants, boutique shops, and the Mayflower Steps.

4 Mayflower Steps:

A significant historical site commemorating the departure of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower in 1620.

5 Plymouth City Centre:

A bustling area with shopping districts, entertainment venues, and cultural attractions. Home to Drake Circus Shopping Centre, Theatres, and a wide range of dining options.

6 University of Plymouth, Plymouth Marjon University and Plymouth Art University

A range of three separate prestigious educational institutions highlighting Plymouths commitment to academic excellence.

7 Plymouth Sound

The unique waters of Plymouth Sound are instrumental in shaping our city and nation’s heritage, culture, wealth and security. The United Kingdoms first National Marine Park encourages greater prosperity and engagement with the marine environment.

8 National Marine Aquarium:

Located on the Barbican, it is the largest public aquarium in the UK and now features in ITV’s Secrets of The Aquarium showcasing marine life from the local waters and around the world.

9 Plymouth Pavilions

A multi purpose venue offering a range of concerts and events throughout the year

10 Central Park

Central Park is the largest park in Plymouth. It was originally created in 1928 as a park devoted to the improvement of the health of city residents. Wide boulevards go through the park’s open meadows and woodlands, up and down hills with fantastic views over the city towards Plymouth Sound and Cornwall. Central Park is also home to the fabulous Life Centre withs its extensive range of activities readily available, so if you have ever wanted to emulate Plymouth Legend Tom Daly and take the plunge from the 10m high diving board then this is the place (After extensive training obviously) and the wonderful, colourful, brilliant Home Park – Home to our cities Plymouth Argyle.

How to get here:

By Road, Plymouth accesses the road network via the A38, which in turn accesses the M5 at Exeter.

By Train, Plymouth offers a regular service to London Paddington from Plymouth Train Station, including a sleeper service.

By Sea, Brittany Ferries offer a regular sailing for Car and Foot passengers to Roscoff in France and Santander in Spain through out most of the year. There are periods when sailings are ceased and prospective passengers are asked to book well in advance.

Access to Cornwall is via the A38 and the Tamar Bridge, The Torpoint Car Ferry and a regular train service from Plymouth to Penzance stopping at a number of stations on route.

The area is well serviced with buses with Plymouth City Bus providing an extensive service across the city with Live times and service details readily available of the easy to use Plymouth City Bus app.