2 rooms flat of 51m² in Gravesham

Tenure: Leasehold This impressive two-bedroom, one-bathroom flat is beautifully presented within a modern building, offering a distinctive lifestyle defined by striking waterfront views. The layout includes a spacious reception room, where large windows and a unique round porthole window flood the space with natural light and frame captivating vistas across the river. The property provides effortless indoor-outdoor living, - ideal for relaxing or entertaining while enjoying the serene, picturesque backdrop. The flat’s neutral décor, carpet flooring, lighting fixtures, including a chandelier, create an inviting atmosphere and a blank canvas for personalisation. The well-designed kitchen is enhanced by a Velux window, ensuring a bright and airy feel, and features modern built-in appliances, efficiently utilising the available space for convenience and functionality. The bathroom offers a full-size bath-tub, a large wall-mounted mirror, and a practical storage cabinet, all complemented by tiled floors and walls that provide a clean, contemporary finish. The property’s unique architectural elements, such as the signature round windows and French doors, add charm and character while maximising natural light. Residents will appreciate the tranquil setting and proximity to the water, perfect for engaging in water-based activities or simply unwinding amidst the calming scenery. Enjoying morning coffee with a view. The flat’s modern construction ensures a comfortable and energy-efficient living environment, while the neutral palette throughout allows for easy adaption to a range of interior styles. Offering a rare combination of peaceful waterfront living and contemporary design, this property is ideally suited for those seeking a stylish, low-maintenance home with exceptional views and outstanding relaxation potential. EPC Rating: C Location Gravesham is a local government district in north-west Kent, England, known for its historical significance, diverse communities, and proximity to the River Thames. Gravesham is situated on the south bank of the River Thames, approximately 25 miles east of central London. The district includes the town of Gravesend, which serves as its administrative centre, along with Northfleet and several villages such as Cobham, Higham, Luddesdown, Meopham, Shorne, and Vigo. The area is characterized by a mix of urban and rural landscapes, with parts designated as Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The name "Gravesham" is derived from Gravesend, which appears in the Domesday Book of 1086. The district was officially formed on April 1,1974, under the Local Government Act 1972, merging parts of several former districts. Historically, Gravesham was primarily agricultural, but it has since become more industrialized, with residential developments and factories replacing much of the farmland. Gravesham has a diverse population, with a significant minority community, including one of the largest Sikh populations in the South East of England. The area has seen migration from the Indian Subcontinent since the late 1940s, contributing to its cultural richness. The River Thames has played a crucial role in the community's development, providing transportation and economic opportunities. Gravesham is bordered by several districts, including Dartford, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge and Malling, and Medway, as well as Thurrock across the river in Essex. The borough's strategic location along the Thames has historically made it an important transport hub. In summary, Gravesham is a vibrant district with a rich history, diverse communities, and significant geographical features, making it an important part of Kent's landscape Bedroom 1 (3.82m x 2.50m) Bedroom 2 (2.78m x 2.09m) Lounge / Diner (4.23m x 3.67m) Kitchen (3.66m x 1.82m) Parking - Allocated Parking