This well-designed two-bedroom apartment is located on the second floor of a modern purpose-built development, with easy access via a lift. It offers a comfortable and practical living space that blends contemporary style with everyday functionality.
The open-plan living room and kitchen area is light and spacious, featuring modern fittings suitable for relaxing or casual gatherings. Doors opens onto a private balcony, providing a south-westerly view towards Drakes Island, which can be a pleasant spot for quiet moments outdoors.
The primary bedroom includes an en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobes for convenient storage. The second bedroom is also a good size, adaptable for various uses such as a guest room or home office. The main bathroom is equipped with display units and sufficient space for daily needs, combining utility with a neat finish.
Additional features include a large and volumous storage cupboard in the hallway which houses a washer dryer and heat exchange unit whilst providing further storage space for ease of convenience, central heating to maintain a comfortable temperature throughout the seasons, and an allocated parking space. The apartment is held on a leasehold basis, with a Council Tax Band of D.
Location
Set within the Quadrant Wharf development in Millbay, Plymouth’s Coastal Quarter, this apartment benefits from a waterfront position overlooking the marina and Plymouth Sound, embracing the area’s maritime character.
Local amenities are readily accessible, with the historic Barbican district offering a selection of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, all within a short walk. The nearby Plymouth Hoe provides open green spaces and scenic promenades for leisurely strolls, while cultural sites like the Mayflower Steps and the National Marine Aquarium add historical interest. King Point Marina, just moments away, hosts additional dining options such as the Dock restaurant, along with waterside leisure spots. For daily conveniences, there are supermarkets, pharmacies, and other essential services in the vicinity, and the area includes well-regarded schools like St Andrew’s Church of England Primary School.
The development itself features thoughtful communal elements, including secure bicycle storage, bin and recycling facilities, and landscaped quayside areas with seating to enjoy the surroundings. Pedestrian-friendly paths and crossings enhance walkability around the site.
Transport options are comprehensive and convenient. Plymouth Train Station is approximately one mile away, reachable by a 20-minute walk or a brief drive, with regular services to destinations including London Paddington (around three hours) and Exeter. Multiple bus stops serve the area, connecting to routes across the city and beyond, including services to the university and hospital districts. The Millbay ferry terminal nearby operates cross-channel services to Roscoff in France and other ports, ideal for international trips. For drivers, the A38 provides direct access to the wider road network, with the Manadon junction about 3.5 miles north, linking to the M5 motorway. Parking in the area includes allocated spaces within the development, though visitors may find on-street options limited at times. Cycling is supported with dedicated storage and proximity to coastal paths.
Overall, Millbay’s ongoing regeneration has created a balanced community environment, blending urban accessibility with coastal tranquility.
