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Admiralty House Mount Wise Crescent • Plymouth • Devon Admiralty House Mount Wise Crescent • Plymouth • Devon ADMIRALTY HOUSE MOUNT WISE CRESCENT • PLYMOUTH • DEVON ADMIRALTY HOUSE MOUNT WISE CRESCENT • PLYMOUTH • DEVON Twelve bespoke waterside apartments in a historical setting with a contemporary vibe. Ground Floor Fullerton (G-01) Gerken (G-02) Roxburgh (G-03) Three Bedrooms Two Bedrooms Three Bedrooms First Floor Frobisher (1-01) Grenville (1-02) Raleigh (1-03) Drake (1-04) One Bedroom Two Bedrooms One Bedroom Two Bedrooms Boscawen (1-05) Henderson (1-06) Reynolds (1-07) One Bedroom One Bedroom Two Bedrooms Second Floor Forbes (2-01) Griffin (2-02) Two Bedrooms One Bedroom Situated at the heart of the award winning Mount Wise development in Plymouth, the grand Grade II listed Admiralty House is being sympathetically restored to provide a bespoke collection of twelve elegant apartments. Each apartment will benefit from 2 or 3 allocated parking spaces within a private parking area with three additional visitor parking spaces available for shared use. Owners will enjoy private use of Admiralty Gardens, with its mature elevated south facing lawns overlooking the River Tamar towards Cornwall, the Hamoaze and Plymouth Sound. Plymouth city centre 0.5 miles, Plymouth railway station 1.4 miles, Devonport station 0.8 miles, Torpoint ferry 1.5 miles, Plymouth international ferry port 1 mile. (All distances are approximate) ADMIRALTY HOUSE PLYMOUTH • DEVON These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text. Computer Generated Image on front page and above (part only). Details may vary on completion of the development. Historical Background Admiralty House has played a leading part in Plymouth’s maritime history for more than 200 years. Having been in government control since the early 1800s, only a privileged few have been able to wander around the Grand Ballroom or make the most of the stunning waterfront location. Originally named Government House, it was completed in 1793 having been built for the Governor of Plymouth. In 1803 it was passed onto the General Office Commanding Western District, a senior military department overseeing the whole of the Westcountry. More than a century passed before the then Commander-in Chief, Vice Admiral Sir Eric Fullerton, realised how much better this residence was compared to his own. He wrote to the Secretary of the Admiralty requesting a move to Government House; ‘It has a dignified and good approach and the entrance to the Hamoaze is visible from the House. The grounds are more spacious and there is ample room for entertaining’. Thus Government House became Admiralty House. During World War II several bombs fell close to Admiralty House but, unlike much of Plymouth, it remained relatively unscathed. It was in 1954 that Admiralty House was declared to be of architectural and historical interest under the Town and Country Planning Act of 1947 and was given Grade II Listed status. A little more than four decades later, the post of Port Admiral Plymouth was abolished and Admiralty House then reopened to provide enviable accommodation for eight Captains from the Plymouth area. Throughout its history, the house has witnessed many key events and has welcomed a long list of distinguished guests, including Sir Winston Churchill, King George V, the Queen Mother and more recently HRH Princess Anne. Site Plan ADMIRALTY HOUSE PLYMOUTH • DEVON Ground Floor Fullerton 22.0 22.0 21.0 21 .0 2 4 .0 .0 23 20 .0 G-01 23 .0 .0 24 .0 24 P P +20.15 2 P 3 . 0 +20.50 +21.00 .0 24 +22.00 Admiralty Row Private Shared Lawn +22.50 .0 22 +22.20 Terrace Admiralty House 22.0 Communal Garden +23.50 2 2 .0 21.0 .0 Admiralty Row 21 21.0 Private Car Parking for 21.0 2 1 . Admiralty House 0 20 .0 20.0 21.0 0 . 0 2 .0 20 2 2 J010 22.698 • Situated on the west side of the ground floor with its 21.0 187m / 2,013ft <-- P 20.0 23 .0 Refuse and Recycling 21.0 20.0 own private entrance this generous three-bedroom .0 <--- 19 .0 • 20 Stores 3 Bedrooms 2 2 20 . 0 187m (2,013ft ) apartment benefits from a very spacious 18.0 20 19 .0 .0 0 . 8 1 .0 21 .0 22 living area facing due south with a substantial terrace <-- <- • 3 Parking Spaces <- 22.0 <-- 19 .0 and direct access onto Admiralty Gardens. <-- J030 22.216 1 9 .0 18.0 22.0 • Terrace with Access to Private Gardens 17.0 The elegant proportions of this apartment coupled 21.0 .219 J028 19 19 .0 19.0 with 12-foot-high ceilings provides a grand entertaining 0 . 8 1 .0 <--- 19 20.0 19 .0 18 .0 .0 7 1 space, which together with the listed interior matched 19 J029 .0 19 .761 17.0 with contemporary fittings will provide comfortable 16.0 17 .0 1 6 .0 17 .0 18 modern living. .0 .0 16 18 .0 15 .0 18.0 17 .0 .0 18 19 .0 19 .0 19 .0 14 .0 16 .0 7.0 13.0 6.0 5.0 18 .0 12.0 .0 19 15 .0 18 .0 .0 18.0 19 .0 18 17 .0 .0 20 16 .0 .0 18 .0 .0 17 20 .0 13 .0 16 .0 17 .0 12 19 .0 Computer Generated Images. Details may vary on completion of the development. Ground Floor Gerken G-02 Ground Floor Roxburgh G-03 Terrace Terrace • 134.38m2 / 1,446ft2 This two-bedroom apartment is centrally located on • 202.40m2 / 2,179ft2 This stately three-bedroom ground floor apartment the ground floor of Admiralty House and extends to occupies the east wing of Admiralty House and enjoys • • 2 Bedrooms 134.38m2 (1,446ft2). Entered directly from the impressive 3 Bedrooms two entrances, one from the main hallway and a second • 3 Parking Spaces main building atrium this apartment provides a flexible • 3 Parking Spaces shared entrance with the adjoining property. layout. The generous living accommodation and master This apartment, formerly the elegant ballroom for • Terrace with Access to Private Gardens bedroom suite face south, both with double doors onto • Terrace with Access to Private Gardens the House, extends to 202.40m2 (2,179ft2). The living the large terrace providing direct access to Admiralty accommodation is situated to the south with doors Gardens. opening onto the large south facing terrace benefitting This apartment comprises the former sitting room and from direct access to Admiralty Gardens. The ante-room of the House, and with the high ceilings magnificent master bedroom suite and two further and many of the original features retained it is easy to generous double bedrooms overlook Maritime Square. imagine the many exciting events that have happened at this House over the years. Computer Generated Images. Details may vary on completion of the development. Computer Generated Images. Details may vary on completion of the development. 1-01 to 1-07 ■ Frobisher (1-01) ■ Boscawen (1-05) 57.50m2 / 619ft2 56.30m2 / 607ft2 First Floor Apartments 1 Bedroom 1 Bedroom ■ Grenville (1-02) ■ Henderson (1-06) 70.20m2 / 756ft2 54.40m2 / 586ft2 1-01 1-03 1-05 1-06 2 Bedrooms 1 Bedroom ■ Raleigh (1-03) ■ Reynolds (1-07) 57.50m2 / 619ft2 69.60m2 / 750ft2 1 Bedroom 2 Bedrooms ■ Drake (1-04) All apartments have 98.10m 2 / 1,057ft2 2 parking spaces and 2 Bedrooms access to private gardens. 1-02 1-04 1-07 Second Floor Apartments Forbes (2-01) ADMIRALTY HOUSE Second Floor PLYMOUTH • DEVON Forbes (2-01) 2-01 Two Bed Apartment 2 2 Area: 116.50m / 1,254ft Disclaimer:2 Admiralty House floorplan2 layouts provide approximate measurements and are for illustrative purposes only. • 116.40mMeasurements / are 1,254ft taken from the architect’s drawings and tolerances may occur with them as built. Kitchen layouts are indicative only. • 2 Bedrooms • 2 Parking Spaces • Access to Private Gardens This two-bedroom 116.40m2 (1,254ft2) apartment on the second floor enjoys 180o panoramic far reaching views to the south, east and west. The sash windows on the south elevation in the living area and master bedroom benefit from low cills and splayed reveals to maximise the natural light and sensational waterside setting. This apartment is well laid out and offers the best of modern living coupled with an envious position within this grand building. Computer Generated Images. Details may vary on completion of the development. Computer Generated Images. Details may vary on completion of the development. A312 A388 A38 4 M5 A386 A377 2 A396 Bude 07 A373 A30 A307 3 ADMIRALTY HOUSE 2 A3072 A PLYMOUTH • DEVON Second Floor Gri n 202 A3079 Honiton A38 A35 The Mount Wise Estate A39 Okehampton Second Floor Apartments continued 8 A30 The Mount Wise Estate is a 28 acre former MOD property which Exeter A30 has been sensitively developed over the last few years into an A375 2 award winning residential led development surrounding a cricket Launceston A305 Griffin (2-02) 2-02 pitch with mature landscaping and prestigious Listed buildings. A376 A395 A38 A386 A379 A39 • 58.00m2 / 625ft2 The Mount Wise development provides an escape in the heart 2 Exmouth of the city. Once a gated military site, now an open welcoming A30 A38 Trevos DARTMOOR • 1 Bedroom place with a sensitive redevelopment which feels like it has been e A388 A380 • 2 Parking Spaces established far longer than the last few years. Tavistock • Access to Private Gardens A389 Services Wadebridge Babbacombe Bay A386 A379 A390 A39 A38 2 2 Mains water, drainage and electricity.
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