Felixstowe, IP11 7SP

Believed to date from the early 1900's, Harvest House is an imposing character property designed by highly renowned architect Thomas Cotman, previously the Great Eastern Railway Hotel, and still retains some of the original character. The building is complemented by stunning landscaped gardens, with a wonderful rose garden. Communal areas include a stunning ballroom, The Palm Court as well as further resident areas. The situation is ideal, as it’s only a short distance to the seafront and town centre. The apartment in itself is a grand space, with sea views from every window, giving a wonderful feel to the property. Upon arrival at the property, there is a video intercom entry into the apartments, and access can be gained from taking the magnificent staircase from the reception hall, or via the lift. The private entrance door to the apartment leads into a spacious hallway, with doors off to all rooms. To the front of the property, the sitting room gives excellent vistas over the balcony and the sea beyond, with windows to front and doors opening to the balcony. The dining room and kitchen interlink, providing an excellent entertaining space, with both rooms having bay windows to side aspect again with stunning sea views. The bespoke kitchen wonderfully fits the space, with stunning granite work surfaces, and impressive built in appliances including a Neff oven and combination oven, a warming drawer and there is a separate electric hob. Also integrated is the fridge and separate freezer and a slimline dishwasher. The apartment also has plenty of bedroom space, with two double rooms and a third which works perfectly as an excellent study, again with lovely sea views. There is a large, well-presented bathroom and a separate shower room. The exceptional balcony is a fantastic space, with period features, delightful space and panoramic views. Early viewing is strongly advised to appreciate the size and the quality of the accommodation on offer.