The Mount, Old St. Johns Road, St. Helier, St Helier

Description

Elegant and spacious two bedroom apartment in convenient location. Period apartment in a landmark building Excellent views Fully renovated to a very high specification Private sun-terrace Garage, parking for 1 & visitor parking Approx 1,230 sq ft Location Conveniently located within a ten-minute walk into the town centre. The location is quiet and enjoys panoramic views of the marina, the wonderful floodlit Elizabeth Castle, and sea views over St Aubin's Bay. Description A very spacious and beautifully finished apartment, in a landmark building designed by local architect, Adolphus Curry, who designed The Jersey Opera House, Jersey College for Girls and the former gentleman's club, The Victoria Club, now known as Banjos Restaurant. Elegant living is certainly provided by this spacious apartment comprising one reception room, dining hall, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large eat-in kitchen and a cloakroom, occupying the entire first floor of this characterful Victorian property. This apartment is one of four in the building and has been renovated throughout to an exceptional standard. It has been fully re-wired, re-plumbed, new windows, and the entire apartment has been insulated in the ceilings and floors and includes soundproofing beneath the Karndean flooring. Many period features remain, and have been sympathetically restored. The apartment has high ceilings, sash windows and all rooms are of generous proportion. The Mount is a charming and secure property accessed via remote-controlled wrought iron gates. The apartment enjoys a large south facing terrace with stunning town views. Directions Travelling up Old St Johns road, just before you reach the sharp left hand bend at the top, the mount is on the RHS through the wrought iron gates.