Positioned within the prestigious Azure building, this elegant two-bedroom, fourth-floor apartment offers commanding views across Plymouth Hoe, stretching towards the Sound and beyond. Designed with a focus on style, sophistication, and modern comfort, this residence perfectly combines contemporary living with an enviable waterfront location.

The open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area provide an inviting space, ideal for both entertaining and everyday living. Spanning two thoughtfully arranged floors, the layout delivers a sense of privacy and exclusivity.

Both double bedrooms are generously proportioned, with the principal suite benefitting from an en-suite bathroom for added convenience. A well-appointed family bathroom and an additional WC complete the accommodation.

The covered balcony, with its coveted southerly aspect, frames an ever-changing panorama of Plymouth Hoe and the Sound – a captivating backdrop to daily life.

Azure is professionally managed by Devon Block Management, ensuring exceptional standards of service, including an on-site concierge offering personalised assistance. Secure underground parking adds further convenience and peace of mind.

Residents also enjoy access to a beautifully maintained shared garden, providing a tranquil retreat with spectacular southerly views.

Please note, the property is subject to the Building Safety Act 2022 and is currently undergoing a comprehensive cladding remediation programme, with completion anticipated by March 2025.

This apartment presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a distinguished home in one of Plymouth’s most sought-after addresses. Contact us today to arrange a private viewing and experience this remarkable property first hand.

Location Description:

Flat 23, 55 Cliff Road, Plymouth – PL1 2PE Situated in one of Plymouth’s most desirable waterfront locations, the Azure building enjoys a prime position overlooking the iconic Plymouth Hoe and Sound. This celebrated area is steeped in history and cultural significance, offering residents access to stunning coastal walks, the historic Bowling Green, and the prominent war memorials dedicated to the fallen of both World Wars. Nearby, the majestic Elliot Terrace, once home to Nancy Astor – the first female Member of Parliament to take her seat – stands as a symbol of Plymouth’s rich heritage. It was from here that Winston Churchill addressed the people of Plymouth during times of national significance.

Neighbouring architectural landmarks, including the former Grand Hotel and The Esplanade, are highlighted in Pevsner’s Architectural Guide as exemplary examples of Plymouth’s Victorian and Edwardian grandeur. These historic structures provide an elegant backdrop to the vibrant waterfront.

Plymouth’s city centre is just a short walk away, offering an array of boutique shops, cafes, and fine dining options. The historic Barbican, with its cobbled streets, maritime history, and bustling harbour, is also within easy reach.

Transport connections are excellent, with Plymouth Train Station providing regular services to London Paddington and beyond. Ferry services offer links to France and Spain, while the nearby A38 Devon Expressway connects seamlessly to the motorway network.

This address effortlessly combines historical prestige, cultural richness, and modern convenience, offering an unrivalled lifestyle in one of the South West’s most iconic locations.