£270,000
(£369/sq. ft)
2 bed flat for saleFin Street, Plymouth PL1
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
732 sq. ft
EPC Rating: B
Leasehold
About this property
A two bedroom purpose built apartment situated on the first floor with lift access
Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
Open plan Living Room and Kitchen with access to the southerley facing balcony
Allocated Car Parking space
Generous Bathroom
Aditional storage space
Situated in Millbay, Plymouth and offering ease of access to the waterfront, West Hoe, The Hoe and City Centre
Storage space/utility cupboard with dual washer dryer
Occupying a prime position in the vibrant and historic Millbay district of Plymouth, this impressive two-bedroom apartment at 12 Fin Street, Plymouth, PL1 3FF, offers a wonderful opportunity to secure a modern home in an area celebrated for its maritime heritage and close proximity to the city's renowned waterfront attractions.
Located on the first floor of a well-designed, purpose-built development with convenient lift access, the property provides a generous sense of space and natural light, centred around an elegantly planned open-plan living room and kitchen. This principal area exemplifies contemporary urban living, featuring a well-equipped kitchen with high-quality appliances and ample storage, alongside a comfortable lounge ideal for relaxation or hosting guests.
Full-height glazing allows sunlight to fill the room and grants direct access to a south-facing balcony, affording delightful views over the inner basin toward Trinity Pier and beyond.
The master bedroom serves as a peaceful retreat, with substantial dimensions, built-in wardrobes, and a private en-suite bathroom appointed to an excellent standard with modern fixtures and refined tiling. A second spacious double bedroom offers versatility for guests, family, or perhaps a home office, complemented by a generous main bathroom that maintains the property's emphasis on comfort and style. Thoughtful storage is incorporated throughout, ensuring practicality without detracting from the sleek design.
Benefiting from an allocated parking space for added security and ease, the apartment places Plymouth's finest offerings within easy reach, including the picturesque promenades of West Hoe and The Hoe, as well as the lively amenities of the city centre. Amid the district's ongoing regeneration, this fine residence combines modern sophistication with the timeless appeal of Plymouth's historic waterfront, promising an enviable lifestyle.
Transport Links and Amenities
Ideally positioned for seamless connectivity, this apartment benefits from excellent transport options that make exploring Plymouth and beyond straightforward and convenient. Millbay is well-served by frequent bus routes from Plymouth Citybus, such as the 34, which links directly to the city centre, Derriford Hospital, and neighbourhoods like Devonport and Crownhill, with stops just a short walk away. Plymouth Railway Station is easily accessible by foot or a quick bus ride, providing regular services to London Paddington in around three hours, along with connections to Exeter, Bristol, and the national network. For those who enjoy sea travel, the Brittany Ferries terminal at Millbay Docks offers sailings to Roscoff in France and Santander in Spain, while local water taxis and ferries provide easy access to Mount Batten, the Royal William Yard, or across to Cornwall's Mount Edgcumbe and Cawsand. Road links are equally accessible via the nearby A38, leading to the M5 and the beautiful routes through Devon and Cornwall, supported by park-and-ride facilities for effortless commuting.
In addition to these transport links, the surrounding area is enriched with a variety of civic amenities that support a comfortable and engaging lifestyle. The bustling city centre, within walking distance, features a diverse shopping experience with high-street brands, independent boutiques, and the Drake Circus Shopping Centre. Dining choices are plentiful, ranging from waterside cafés and bars in the regenerated Millbay marina to the varied restaurants of the historic Barbican and Royal William Yard. Cultural interests are well catered for, with nearby venues including the Plymouth School of Creative Arts, theatres, and galleries, as well as family-oriented attractions like West Hoe Park and its adventure playground. For leisure and wellbeing, residents have ready access to scenic beaches, outdoor activities along the Hoe promenade, and essential services such as healthcare at Derriford Hospital and local educational facilities, all contributing to a balanced and community-oriented way of life in this thriving waterfront setting.
EPC Rating: B
Located on the first floor of a well-designed, purpose-built development with convenient lift access, the property provides a generous sense of space and natural light, centred around an elegantly planned open-plan living room and kitchen. This principal area exemplifies contemporary urban living, featuring a well-equipped kitchen with high-quality appliances and ample storage, alongside a comfortable lounge ideal for relaxation or hosting guests.
Full-height glazing allows sunlight to fill the room and grants direct access to a south-facing balcony, affording delightful views over the inner basin toward Trinity Pier and beyond.
The master bedroom serves as a peaceful retreat, with substantial dimensions, built-in wardrobes, and a private en-suite bathroom appointed to an excellent standard with modern fixtures and refined tiling. A second spacious double bedroom offers versatility for guests, family, or perhaps a home office, complemented by a generous main bathroom that maintains the property's emphasis on comfort and style. Thoughtful storage is incorporated throughout, ensuring practicality without detracting from the sleek design.
Benefiting from an allocated parking space for added security and ease, the apartment places Plymouth's finest offerings within easy reach, including the picturesque promenades of West Hoe and The Hoe, as well as the lively amenities of the city centre. Amid the district's ongoing regeneration, this fine residence combines modern sophistication with the timeless appeal of Plymouth's historic waterfront, promising an enviable lifestyle.
Transport Links and Amenities
Ideally positioned for seamless connectivity, this apartment benefits from excellent transport options that make exploring Plymouth and beyond straightforward and convenient. Millbay is well-served by frequent bus routes from Plymouth Citybus, such as the 34, which links directly to the city centre, Derriford Hospital, and neighbourhoods like Devonport and Crownhill, with stops just a short walk away. Plymouth Railway Station is easily accessible by foot or a quick bus ride, providing regular services to London Paddington in around three hours, along with connections to Exeter, Bristol, and the national network. For those who enjoy sea travel, the Brittany Ferries terminal at Millbay Docks offers sailings to Roscoff in France and Santander in Spain, while local water taxis and ferries provide easy access to Mount Batten, the Royal William Yard, or across to Cornwall's Mount Edgcumbe and Cawsand. Road links are equally accessible via the nearby A38, leading to the M5 and the beautiful routes through Devon and Cornwall, supported by park-and-ride facilities for effortless commuting.
In addition to these transport links, the surrounding area is enriched with a variety of civic amenities that support a comfortable and engaging lifestyle. The bustling city centre, within walking distance, features a diverse shopping experience with high-street brands, independent boutiques, and the Drake Circus Shopping Centre. Dining choices are plentiful, ranging from waterside cafés and bars in the regenerated Millbay marina to the varied restaurants of the historic Barbican and Royal William Yard. Cultural interests are well catered for, with nearby venues including the Plymouth School of Creative Arts, theatres, and galleries, as well as family-oriented attractions like West Hoe Park and its adventure playground. For leisure and wellbeing, residents have ready access to scenic beaches, outdoor activities along the Hoe promenade, and essential services such as healthcare at Derriford Hospital and local educational facilities, all contributing to a balanced and community-oriented way of life in this thriving waterfront setting.
EPC Rating: B
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