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£2,495,000
£14,257 per sq m
Cliftons
3 bed | 2 baths
Ref: 19436911
Int sq m: 150 sqmExt sq m: 50 sqm
Cat 2
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3 bed apartment in Cliftons
£2,495,000
About the Property
Chestertons is delighted to offer for sale this stunning home within Cliftons, Gibraltar. A distinguished residence set in the former Royal Naval Hospital, originally constructed in 1903 and thoughtfully sited at the southern end of the Rock. Known historically as the "Wedgwood Castle" due to its original light blue façade, the building served as a prominent maritime landmark visible from the Straits of Gibraltar. In 2006, the property was meticulously converted by Taylor Woodrow, preserving the elegant architectural integrity of the original structure while seamlessly incorporating modern comforts. This remarkable development epitomises a harmonious blend of heritage and contemporary refinement. This exquisite apartment spans approximately 150 sq m m internally, with an additional 50 sq m of private terraces. Offering 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms master with en-suite, and the rare benefit of 2 mezzanine levels, the home is both flexible and stylish. Original pitch pine timber floors and soaring high ceilings enhance the historic character, while modern additions such as a private lift and 2 allocated parking spaces elevate the living experience. Residents also enjoy access to a communal swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, and sauna facilities, all within this exclusive setting. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a truly unique and characterful home in one of Gibraltar's most iconic residential addresses.
Additional information
Internal 150 sq m
External 50 sq m
Service charges £5,017 pa
Rates £989 pa
Features
- Pure quality - needs to be seen
- Historic character
- Totalling 200 sq m
- 2 mezzanine levels
- 2 allocated parking spaces
- Communal pool, gym and sauna
About the location
The pace of life for residents of the South district is relaxed, far from the madding crowds, although still boasts some of Gibraltar’s most popular tourist attractions. For beachgoers, Camp Bay (known to locals and Rosia) and Little Bay are ideal. With seawater swimming pools and easy bathing access, along with restaurants and kiosks, the day can easily be spent there unwinding. Europa Point is the most southerly point of Gibraltar and is where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean (the “Strait of Gibraltar”). Boasting stunning views across to Africa, this is where you will find the Trinity Lighthouse, the Sikorski Memorial, Harding’s Battery, Shrine of our Lady of Europe and The Mosque. The Alameda Botanical Gardens offer a little bit of serenity and greenery. Established in 1816, the gardens home stunning flora and fauna, including rare and indigenous plant species. They also boast an outdoor theatre, guided tours and, if you’re feeling romantic, a perfect venue for your wedding. Adjacent to these gardens is the Cable Car. Built in 1966, the cable cars travel up the Rock at a speed of 5 metres per second, making the overall travel time approximately six minutes. Military history is never far away. Parson’s Lodge fortress was perhaps one the most strategically important places in Gibraltar due to its position over Rosia Bay (which, was also the Bay that Nelson’s body was brought ashore on The Victory). Lovingly restored, the fortress is a must for any military enthusiast. Similarly, the 100 Ton Gun at Napier of Magdala Battery is a treat for anyone interested in military weapons. The Trafalgar Cemetery holds the remains of those killed in sea battles, most notably those of the battle of Trafalgar.
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