Discover the epitome of comfortable and convenient living in this beautifully presented first-floor studio apartment, specifically designed for those aged 55 and over. Nestled in a prime location in Sidmouth, this residence offers a perfect blend of tranquillity and accessibility.

Situated in the popular Audley development, it is within walking distance of the town centre, sea front and local amenities. There are well tended communal gardens for residents to enjoy, on site unreserved parking, a communal laundry room and a guest bedroom with ensuite facilities that can be reserved by prior arrangement.

The communal entrance hallway has stairs leading to the first floor where 14 Audley is located. The apartment is entered through a welcoming hallway with a shower room to the right, a sleek and modern space with a free-standing shower and white sanitary ware. The heart of the flat unfolds in the open-plan lounge/diner, a versatile space that seamlessly integrates relaxation and dining. Towards the rear, a dedicated bedroom area provides a cosy retreat within the confines of the living space. Enhancing the overall appeal, patio doors open onto a balcony, inviting in natural light and providing a charming outdoor extension to the living area. The living space connects to the kitchen, though modest in size, is intelligently designed to maximise functionality.

This flat embodies a smart utilisation of space, blending practicality with a sense of openness, creating a cosy and inviting home.

Directions - From Sidmouth town centre, proceed along All Saints Road and Audley will be located on your left at the end of the road.

Location - Sidmouth is a town situated on the south coast of Devon and is known for its picturesque setting, with cliffs and beaches along the coastline. The town has a charming atmosphere and is a popular destination for tourists.

Key features of Sidmouth include the esplanade, which runs along the seafront, and the beautiful open spaces like Connaught Gardens and The Byes. The town has a mix of Regency and Victorian architecture, contributing to its historic appeal. Sidmouth is also famous for its annual folk festival, attracting musicians and visitors from around the country.

The natural beauty of the surrounding area, including the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, adds to the allure of Sidmouth.

Council Tax Band: A
Council Tax Exempt: No
Shared Ownership: No
Annual Service Charge: £2040
Tenure Unexpired: 100 year(s)