£1,600 pcm
(£369 pw)
2 bed flat to rentRoyal William Yard, Plymouth PL1
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
818 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Available immediately
Furnished
About this property
A two bedroom second floor maisonette situated within the magnificent Brewhouse. A principle building within the historic Royal William Yard
To the lower level, accommodation includes a living Room, an open plan kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom and additional storage
To the upper floor, an open plan study space, a further double bedroom with ensuite and plentiful wardrobes
Royal William Yard has a self administered parking operation which is run by sip and details can be provided upon request.
The building operates a communal heating system via Switch 2 which provides water to the apartment at circa 40 degrees for convenience and economy.
Royal William Yard is home to a range of bars restaurants and other shops and stores, whilst also being conveniently located to a host of other local amenities.
One private parking space located close to entrance
Tenure: Leasehold
A stunning 2-bedroom apartment in the historic Royal William Yard. Situated on the second floor of the prestigious Brewhouse, this maisonette offers a unique blend of modern comfort and historic charm. With private allocated parking space close to entrance.
The lower level boasts a cosy living room, open plan kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and extra storage space. Ascend to the upper floor to find a spacious open-plan study area, a second double bedroom with an ensuite, and ample wardrobe space.
Enjoy the convenience of communal heating provided by Switch 2, ensuring warm water at a comfortable 40 degrees.
Located in a vibrant community, Royal William Yard offers a mix of bars, restaurants, shops, and more, with additional amenities close by.
EPC Rating: C
Location
Royal William Yard is a historic waterfront destination in Plymouth, Devon, originally built in the early 19th century as a Royal Navy victualling yard. Today, it’s a vibrant hub blending rich history with modern amenities, offering a mix of dining, shopping, cultural experiences, and scenic views along the South West Coast Path.
Local Amenities
Royal William Yard is renowned for its diverse range of amenities, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors alike:
Dining and Drinking: The Yard hosts a variety of eateries, from artisan coffee shops to upscale restaurants. Notable options include fresh seafood, international cuisine, and waterfront dining with views of the marina. Popular spots include cafes, bars, and restaurants like Bistrot Pierre and The Hook & Line, catering to a range of tastes.
Shopping and Retail: Boutique shops offer unique retail experiences, including local crafts and specialty goods. The Yard also features monthly good food markets, showcasing local produce and artisanal products.
Cultural and Recreational Activities: The area is a cultural hub with regular events such as open-air markets, art exhibitions, live music, theatre performances, and outdoor cinema screenings. Green spaces provide areas for picnics, while activities like swimming, yoga, and beauty treatments are available.
Accommodation: The Yard offers luxurious holiday apartments and longer-term rentals with stunning views of the River Tamar, blending historic architecture with modern comfort.
Marina and Scenic Walks: The marina is perfect for admiring boats or enjoying leisurely walks along the waterfront. The Yard’s location on the South West Coast Path provides access to scenic coastal routes.
Transport Links
Royal William Yard is well-connected, offering multiple transport options for easy access to Plymouth city center, the historic Barbican, and nearby areas:
Bus Services: Plymouth Citybus operates frequent services, with the Line 34 bus providing a direct route from Royal William Yard to the city center (New Continental Hotel) in just 5 minutes, costing £2–£3. Buses run every 20 minutes daily. Other routes, such as 2,4,21, and 21A, also serve the area. Plymouth City Council’s journey planner and the Royal Parade bus stop map provide detailed schedules and stop locations.
Ferry Services: A direct ferry connects Royal William Yard Ferry Landing to Plymouth’s Barbican, taking approximately 25 minutes, with services running every two hours daily. Additional water links from the Barbican connect to Mount Edgcumbe, Mount Batten, Cawsand, and Kingsand in Cornwall. Timetables are available through Plymouth Boat Trips.
Train Access: Plymouth Train Station, located on North Road, is a 5-minute journey from the city center. While no direct bus runs from the station to the Yard, a short bus or taxi ride (4–5 minutes, ~£3) connects the two. Great Western Railway serves the station for regional travel.
Cycling and Walking: The Yard is accessible by foot (26 minutes from Plymouth city center) or bicycle, with a 15-minute cycle from central Plymouth. The scenic routes make walking or cycling an appealing option.
Car and Parking: Plymouth offers over 50 car parks with 5,200 spaces, including 19 in or near the city center. The Yard is a short drive from the city, and parking is available nearby, though a small fee applies. For longer visits, three Park & Ride sites (Coypool, George Junction, and Milehouse) provide cost-effective options, with services departing from Royal Parade (stop A14).
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A stunning 2-bedroom apartment in the historic Royal William Yard. Situated on the second floor of the prestigious Brewhouse, this maisonette offers a unique blend of modern comfort and historic charm. With private allocated parking space close to entrance.
The lower level boasts a cosy living room, open plan kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and extra storage space. Ascend to the upper floor to find a spacious open-plan study area, a second double bedroom with an ensuite, and ample wardrobe space.
Enjoy the convenience of communal heating provided by Switch 2, ensuring warm water at a comfortable 40 degrees.
Located in a vibrant community, Royal William Yard offers a mix of bars, restaurants, shops, and more, with additional amenities close by.
EPC Rating: C
Location
Royal William Yard is a historic waterfront destination in Plymouth, Devon, originally built in the early 19th century as a Royal Navy victualling yard. Today, it’s a vibrant hub blending rich history with modern amenities, offering a mix of dining, shopping, cultural experiences, and scenic views along the South West Coast Path.
Local Amenities
Royal William Yard is renowned for its diverse range of amenities, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors alike:
Dining and Drinking: The Yard hosts a variety of eateries, from artisan coffee shops to upscale restaurants. Notable options include fresh seafood, international cuisine, and waterfront dining with views of the marina. Popular spots include cafes, bars, and restaurants like Bistrot Pierre and The Hook & Line, catering to a range of tastes.
Shopping and Retail: Boutique shops offer unique retail experiences, including local crafts and specialty goods. The Yard also features monthly good food markets, showcasing local produce and artisanal products.
Cultural and Recreational Activities: The area is a cultural hub with regular events such as open-air markets, art exhibitions, live music, theatre performances, and outdoor cinema screenings. Green spaces provide areas for picnics, while activities like swimming, yoga, and beauty treatments are available.
Accommodation: The Yard offers luxurious holiday apartments and longer-term rentals with stunning views of the River Tamar, blending historic architecture with modern comfort.
Marina and Scenic Walks: The marina is perfect for admiring boats or enjoying leisurely walks along the waterfront. The Yard’s location on the South West Coast Path provides access to scenic coastal routes.
Transport Links
Royal William Yard is well-connected, offering multiple transport options for easy access to Plymouth city center, the historic Barbican, and nearby areas:
Bus Services: Plymouth Citybus operates frequent services, with the Line 34 bus providing a direct route from Royal William Yard to the city center (New Continental Hotel) in just 5 minutes, costing £2–£3. Buses run every 20 minutes daily. Other routes, such as 2,4,21, and 21A, also serve the area. Plymouth City Council’s journey planner and the Royal Parade bus stop map provide detailed schedules and stop locations.
Ferry Services: A direct ferry connects Royal William Yard Ferry Landing to Plymouth’s Barbican, taking approximately 25 minutes, with services running every two hours daily. Additional water links from the Barbican connect to Mount Edgcumbe, Mount Batten, Cawsand, and Kingsand in Cornwall. Timetables are available through Plymouth Boat Trips.
Train Access: Plymouth Train Station, located on North Road, is a 5-minute journey from the city center. While no direct bus runs from the station to the Yard, a short bus or taxi ride (4–5 minutes, ~£3) connects the two. Great Western Railway serves the station for regional travel.
Cycling and Walking: The Yard is accessible by foot (26 minutes from Plymouth city center) or bicycle, with a 15-minute cycle from central Plymouth. The scenic routes make walking or cycling an appealing option.
Car and Parking: Plymouth offers over 50 car parks with 5,200 spaces, including 19 in or near the city center. The Yard is a short drive from the city, and parking is available nearby, though a small fee applies. For longer visits, three Park & Ride sites (Coypool, George Junction, and Milehouse) provide cost-effective options, with services departing from Royal Parade (stop A14).
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