This exceptionally spacious 2 Bedroom Ground Floor apartment is set within an impressive Grade II Listed Victorian property, boasting breathtaking panoramic views of Westward Ho!, the beach, and the Atlantic Ocean. Combining Victorian charm with contemporary comforts, this property offers a serene and inspiring lifestyle.

The apartment features a sumptuous open-plan Living and Dining Room with a stunning bay window that perfectly frames the coastal views. The contemporary Kitchen adjoins the living space and includes modern fittings, complemented by underfloor heating, which is also present in the Living / Dining Room and Shower Room.

The main Bedroom is generously sized and benefits from a window looking out to the sea, while the second Bedroom offers versatility and includes French doors opening to a sunny private courtyard garden. The attractive and modern Shower Room enhances the sense of comfort and style throughout. Additionally, the apartment benefits from an allocated parking space conveniently located at the front of the property.

Peaceful and inviting, this property provides endless inspiration for those who enjoy outdoor adventures, such as walking and surfing, or creative pursuits like music and the arts.

This remarkable apartment needs to be seen and felt to be fully appreciated. We highly recommend booking a viewing to discover all that it has to offer.

A little bit about Kipling Court

Kipling Court has a rich and vibrant history and is the only Grade II listed building in Westward Ho! It was originally built in 1869 and was designed by the architect Edward Willmott. It was originally called Kingsley Terrace and consisted of 12 houses in pairs on 5 levels. In 1874 it became the United Services College and was created to provide the sons of officers with a less expensive education than some of the other public schools provided. In 1878 a small, stocky, bespectacled boy arrived from Lahore India named Rudyard Kipling who lived between 1856 and 1936. Rudyard Kipling, of course, went on to become a famous English journalist and novelist and the building took its current name from him. It has now been turned into apartments.

Lease Details

There is the balance of a 999-year lease. Service Charge = £132.00 per calendar month to include Ground Rent, Buildings Insurance and the upkeep of the communal areas.