Description

If you’re looking for a stylish, cosy and authentic apartment, a stones throw away from the beach, look no further! A unique and stunning period style apartment within close proximity to local restaurants, and just around the corner from Southsea beach!

A stunning, modern top floor loft-inspired apartment, just moments away from the sea. Within easy walking distance all the fantastic bars, restaurants and boutique shops that Southsea has to offer!

You enter this period property though a huge communal front door which leads to a large hallway. The property is located on the top floor with access only via stairs.
This property has 2 double bedrooms and a spacious single and each have bright and sunny windows and are tastefully decorated..
The living area boasts a sociable space consisting of a lounge/diner with arch window overlooking St Simon’s Church.

The modern shower room is finished in a modern white tile with wash basin and w.c as well as a really attractive shower cubicle.

The kitchen is separate with modern appliances and plenty of space for pots, pans and crockery. There’s even space and plumbing for a washing machine.

It benefits from super-fast WiFi, ideal for streaming your favourite films or if you need to do business calls, the perfect home office.
In addition to all these benefits there is on-street permit parking.

Location

The coastal resort of Southsea has traditional British waterfront charm, with a fresh air of trendiness brought by the increasing number of independent shops and eateries that now reside in this special slice of seaside England.

There are few destinations that could rival such a cool coastal culture combined with a history dating back to the first ships to leave British shores. Southsea looks out upon the Solent where sea forts are passed by ferries, cruise liners and the fleet of our Royal Navy, including the magnificent aircraft carriers.

If you can tear yourself away from the ever-changing and lively views across the water, there is much to explore upon the shore in Southsea – delve into the area’s vibrant character and enjoy beach days, history hunting, attractions, and events.

Southsea’s long and beautiful stretch of shingle is enough to satisfy a sun-filled day – as a well-kept secret, there will always be space for you to sunbathe on the pebbles at Southsea or take to the water to try water sports like paddle boarding.

Walk, cycle, or skate along Southsea’s beautiful beach promenade or relax on the green space of Southsea Common (once awarded Warburton’s Best Picnic Spot) home to beach volleyball courts, Southsea Tennis Courts, pitch and putt and Southsea Skatepark – one of the oldest and most iconic Skateparks in the UK.

Have some traditional seaside fun at the Clarence Pier Amusement Park and South Parade Pier or go on an undersea safari at the Blue Reef Aquarium.

Explore the underground passages of Southsea Castle, built by Henry VIII and the spot from where he witnessed his flagship, the Mary Rose, tragically sink. For more history, hear the unique personal stories behind the Allied Invasion of 1944 at The D-Day Story.

Discover the independent shopping heaven of Albert Road – bustling with quirky and independent traders selling retro clothes and vintage treasures, alongside one-of-a-kind restaurants, hip bars and cafes.

A natural outdoor events space, Southsea Common plays host to a whole range of big events throughout the summer including Victorious Festival with headline music performances, the Portsmouth International Kite Festival filling the sky with colourful creations, and the colourful celebration of Portsmouth Pride.

The Southsea Bandstand fills the air with cheerful music on many weekends throughout the summer, and the Great South Run begins and completes its 10 mile route at the seafront every October.

Southsea has a proud café culture, and you will arguably find the best coffee in the UK amongst the plentiful hipster coffee shops like Southsea Coffee Co. and Hunter Gatherer.

If afternoon tea is more your cuppa, after putting your way around the pitch and putt golf course, reward yourself with one of the delicious cakes from The Tenth Hole Tea Rooms.

Seek out some traditional fish and chips in one of the many chippies like The Fisherman’s Kitchen, or combine your meal with some sweet sounds at record store Pie and Vinyl.

On the waterfront, enjoy dinner with a view at The Briny, The Beach Club and Southsea Beach Café and for fine dining sample the cuisine of Restaurants in Palmerston Road & Osbourne Road.