Rent 2 bedroom flat in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Available: Now- As one of the most prestigious and exquisite offerings to the Newcastle rental market, Bricks & Mortar are proud to announce latest availability of this split-level two bedroom apartment with a mezzanine style level and New York loft feel. The apartment is located in the recently converted Byzantine House development on Eskdale Terrace and close to the Brandling Park conservation area.Even the communal areas to the building have had careful details and thought put into them with 'moody' tones to the hallways and a grand reception hallway along with excellently kept communal gardens.Upon entering the apartment, there is a breathtaking open plan kitchen and living space with a quality ashy wooden floor. The flush kitchen includes a dark finish with features bronze glass fronted units for that added touch. The granite worktops are also set off by the gorgeous integrated strip lighting. The lighting through the whole apartment has amazing detail and creates a variety of moods from the inset ceiling lights, spotlights to the stairs to the designer light fittings. For that extra element of slickness, the oven has been integrated and at mid-level height. Leading from the living room, bespoke sliding doors open up to the second bedroom but this could be used as a dining room or study to suit the occupants. For convenience, there is also a downstairs shower room and a separate utility cupboard.A plush staircase leads to the mezzanine level which makes for a great study space and extra zone for storage.The master bedroom suite has features amazing beams and another shower room.Given the grandeur of this apartment, we strongly recommend internal inspection to avoid disappointment.*Please note- the photos used are of the apartment straight opposite which is a mirror image on spec and size. The apartment is available furnished. The furniture may vary to that of the similar apartment so prospective applicants should confirm the agreed contents before making an offer. They also be a delay in lead time for deliveries so the tenancy start date may be delayed or furniture may arrive after the tenancy begins.