Mount Sion

Forming part of an attractive Grade II Listed Victorian building, the property is ideally positioned just 0.2 miles from both Tunbridge Wells Mainline Station and the historic Pantiles.
The spacious living/dining room is a standout feature, enhanced by a stunning curved bay with sash windows that add character and charm.

The sleek, contemporary kitchen is fitted with a stylish handleless design and centred around an impressive island—perfect for entertaining.

High-quality finishes include quartz worktops with matching splashbacks, a composite sink paired with a Lusso Stone Vuito brushed-gold square mixer tap, and a full range of integrated appliances: Bosch oven and induction hob, Zanussi dishwasher, washing machine, and an under-counter fridge.

Additional pull-out soft-close drawer units provide excellent storage, while the bay’s south-westerly aspect delivers beautiful views and floods the space with natural light.
The master bedroom benefits from a side-aspect window and a built-in wardrobe, offering generous storage.

The second bedroom, also with a side-aspect window, is bright and welcoming—ideal as a guest room.

The bathroom features a charming vintage sky-blue suite, complete with a bath and retro-style tiled splashback.

The hallway includes an airing cupboard with shelving plus an additional cloak cupboard, ensuring ample storage throughout the apartment. Completing this exceptional home is the rare benefit of an allocated parking space.

Communal Entrance Hall


Second Floor


Entrance Hall


Kitchen/Lounge Diner
L-Shaped

Bedroom One


Bedroom Two


Bathroom


Outside


Allocated Parking Space


Location
Tunbridge Wells town centre is just a short walk away and is the only spa town in the Southeast of England. It is known for its elegant architecture, cultural attractions, entertainment venues, and excellent shopping. The historic Pantiles is a particular highlight, famous for its Georgian colonnade, summer jazz festivals, regular food and craft markets, and the iconic Chalybeate Spring. The town also benefits from two theatres, an extensive selection of cafés and restaurants, and a mix of national retailers alongside independent shops.

The Pantiles
The Pantiles offers a wide range of amenities, providing convenience and a touch of sophistication for residents. Its charming streets are lined with boutique retailers, stylish cafés, fine dining restaurants, fashion boutiques, and art galleries — ideal for those with discerning taste. Everything from everyday essentials to unique, high - quality goods can be found within easy reach.

Recreational Amenities
For outdoor enthusiasts, the area provides numerous opportunities for recreation. Scenic parks, landscaped gardens, and the surrounding countryside offer plentiful space for walking, cycling, and enjoying nature.

Schools
The area is well-served by highly regarded state and private schools, including:
St Peter CEP Primary School
Skinners’ School
Tunbridge Wells Girls’ Grammar School (TWGGS)
Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys (TWGSB)
Bennett Memorial Diocesan School St Gregory’s Catholic School

Mainline Rail
Tunbridge Wells station offers fast and frequent services to London Charing Cross (via London Bridge and Waterloo East) and to Cannon Street, with journey times from approximately 50 minutes.

Road Connections
The A26 connects to the A21 just north of the town, providing access to the M25 (Junction 5) and the wider national motorway network, as well as routes to the South Coast.
Gatwick Airport is approximately 23 miles west, reachable via the motorway or the A264.