- Split level apartment
- Total area 1098 sq ft
- Two luxury bathrooms
- Two double bedrooms
- Bespoke fitted kitchen
- Garage
- Stunning views
- Character features
- Lounge/diner
- Viewing advised
- EPC Band: C
A rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional two-bedroom split-level apartment measuring a total area of 1098 sq ft, beautifully positioned on the first and second floors of the historic Ware Park, an impressive country residence surrounded by established communal grounds and centuries of history. This distinctive home combines the grandeur and architectural character of a period country estate with stylish contemporary living. Throughout the apartment, soaring ceilings, exposed beams and striking period features create an immediate sense of space and individuality, while a spectacular feature spiral staircase forms an eye-catching centrepiece connecting the two levels. The accommodation is both generous and versatile, with an elegant lounge and dining room providing a superb setting for entertaining and relaxing. The fitted kitchen complements the character of the property while offering everything required for modern-day living. There are two beautifully presented bedrooms, served by two luxurious bathrooms, creating excellent accommodation for couples, professionals, guests or those seeking a sophisticated country retreat. One of the property's greatest attractions is its remarkable setting. Residents enjoy access to the established communal grounds of Ware Park, providing a wonderfully peaceful environment that feels far removed from everyday life. The apartment also benefits from its own garage, providing valuable parking or additional storage. A Home Steeped in History Ware Park has a fascinating heritage dating back to the medieval Manor of Ware and its associated deer park. The estate was acquired in the late 16th century by Sir Thomas Fanshawe, who constructed a substantial Tudor mansion and established renowned gardens that were enjoyed and developed by successive generations. The present house largely originates from an extensive late-18th-century rebuilding, with further Victorian remodelling following a fire during the 1870s. During the 20th century, Ware Park took on another chapter in its remarkable story when it served as a hospital and sanatorium before eventually being carefully restored and converted into prestigious residential accommodation. Today, Ware Park retains the atmosphere, architectural presence and magnificent setting of a distinguished English country estate, surrounded by parkland shaped over many centuries. For buyers searching for something genuinely different, this is far more than simply a two-bedroom apartment. Historic architecture, dramatic interiors, luxurious bathrooms, a feature spiral staircase, garage and beautiful communal grounds combine to create an individual home within one of the area's most fascinating period residences. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the scale, character and unique setting of this exceptional home.
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