Move-in ready one-bedroom near shops, university and transport links.
- First-floor Victorian apartment with attractive bay window
- Bright living space with high ceilings and secondary glazing
- Modern fitted kitchen and contemporary shower room
- Lockable storage cupboard and built-in bedroom wardrobes
- Compact size (~377 sq ft); best for single occupant or couple
- Electric room heaters (no gas central heating) may raise bills
- Very high local crime rate; neighbourhood classed as deprived
- Easement on title; legal enquiry strongly recommended
A bright, well-presented one-bedroom apartment on the first floor of a handsome Victorian building, positioned in the heart of Exeter’s Fore Street. The living room’s bay window and high ceilings create a sense of space unusual for a compact home, while secondary glazing helps keep street noise under control. The modern fitted kitchen and stylish shower room mean the property is largely move-in ready.
Practical features include a lockable entrance storage cupboard and built-in bedroom wardrobes. The long lease (998 years) reduces common leasehold concerns, and Council Tax Band A keeps running costs low. Its central location places shops, cafés, the university, hospital and transport links within easy walking distance — ideal for professionals, students or a first-time buyer seeking a low-maintenance city base.
Be candid about the drawbacks: the property is small (approximately 377 sq ft) and has electric room heaters rather than gas central heating, which can raise energy bills. The area records very high crime levels and the wider neighbourhood is classified as deprived — factors to weigh for safety and resale. There is an easement on the title, so buyers should obtain full legal advice. There is no private outdoor space.
Overall, this apartment offers strong city-centre convenience and attractive internal finishes for buyers who prioritise location and low upkeep. It suits a single occupant or couple looking for a compact city home or a buy-to-let opportunity close to the university and local amenities. Any interested buyer should check the easement details and consider heating and security implications before committing.