Property Name: Columbus House

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Perched on a hill surrounded by majestic pines where deer and rabbits roam is a Georgian mansion built for a colonel in the 1800`s. In recent years it has been extended and divided into flats, with a unique Penthouse under the eaves. This contemporary roof terrace apartment is a private and indulgent space with windows in every direction and a raised deck behind a parapet wall with wonderful views over the city.

The living room, dining room and kitchen are all in one large open plan space, under sloping ceilings, with views looking over lawns, an orchard, and woodland. There are two large suede and leather sofas, a TV with DVD and a stereo system. A dining table seats up to 6. Double doors lead up to a decked balcony with two teak bar chairs and table and a built in BBQ.

The kitchen has a central island incorporating a gas hob. There is a double oven, microwave, fridge and separate freezer, dishwasher, and a combined washing machine and dryer. A lobby area has a desk with wi-fi and double doors leading out onto the decked balcony.

The imaginative master bedroom has a king-sized bed with a huge fish tank as a room divide concealing a spacious walk-in wet room bathroom. In the bedroom area, frosted glass sliding doors conceal the wardrobes and shelves. Double doors lead up to the balcony. The bathroom has a large open-plan shower, glass hand basin, bath and wc.

The second bedroom has a double bed. There is a separate bathroom, fully tiled with a shower, hand basin and wc.

There is a designated parking bay for two cars in the grounds and numerous visitor parking bays. It is a 15 minute walk downhill to the city centre. It is exciting to see the city from the balcony and then dive in to see the sights, discover museums and galleries and great shopping. There are many restaurants, bars and pubs and a good variety of entertainment from The Theatre Royal, The Little Cinema or Komedia comedy club. On summer nights its lovely to walk back or take a short taxi ride.

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