Epicurus House, 1-3 Akehurst Lane, Sevenoaks, Kent

This stylish split-level apartment occupies the upper floors of a modern apartment building. It offers light, airy accommodation including up to three bedrooms, along with sunny roof terraces. The main reception room is the open-plan family room and kitchen/breakfast room. This spacious dual-purpose room has a dual aspect with floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors opening onto a terrace. There is space for a seating area and a dining area, while the kitchen has sleek modern units in white, a central island and integrated appliances. There are two bedrooms at this level, with the principal one having a dressing room and a stylish en suite bathroom. The second bedroom has a wall of fitted wardrobes and is adjacent to the well-fitted, shower room. The upper floor comprises a spacious drawing room with an adjacent cloakroom and facilities room. Sliding doors open onto the very large roof terrace. The lay-out of this floor can be modified to have a separate substantial third bedroom with ensuite bathroom.

The apartment has two sunny West facing terraces, one on the lower level (over 90 ft²) and one on the roof (over 700 ft²). They both provide plenty of space for pot plants, al fresco dining and taking in the views across the rooftops and to the countryside beyond. Also provided are two allocated secure parking spaces (over 300 ft²) and an adjacent secure ample storage space (over 125 ft²).

Sevenoaks offers a comprehensive range of educational, recreational and shopping facilities, together with rail services to London Cannon Street/Charing Cross in approximately 30 to 35 minutes. The A21 is easily accessible linking with the M25 and other motorway networks, Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted and City Airports, Bluewater Shopping Centre, the Channel Tunnel and both Ebbsfleet and Ashford International Stations. Within a short distance, there are a good selection of highly regarded state and private schools including the renowned Sevenoaks School. Knole Park, with approximately 1,000 acres of parkland is close by and is one of the last remaining medieval deer parks.