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The Tower Court complex is Grade II Listed being of historical and/or architectural interest and situated within the Ely Conservation Area. Originally a workhouse in the 1830s, Tower Court later became a hospital before being converted to residential accommodation in the late 1990s. Number 17 occupies a wonderful position on the first floor within the main iconic tower. The present owner purchased the apartment approximately 12 years ago and has since carried out an extensive programme of refurbishment, successfully combining the luxuries of modern day living with the charm and character of the original building. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, high ceilings create grandeur and space while deep glazed windows flood the apartment with natural light. A 'high-spec' kitchen includes a full range of quality appliances and both bedrooms have en suites. Heating is gas fired to radiators and there is one parking space as well as the use of visitor parking spaces. The Council Tax rating is currently Band B and there is no EPC as the property is exempt from the requirement due to being Grade II Listed. The property is leasehold with a 125 year lease originally granted on the 25th December 1998. The ground rent is currently ?200pa and the service charge is approximately ?1,439.52pa.

Ely offers a good range of day-to-day amenities, several weekly markets, schools catering for all age ranges, excellent sports and leisure facilities and a mainline railway station with services to Cambridge, London, Birmingham and the north. Tower is also particularly well placed for access to the City' centre, rail station and an impressive 18 hole golf course.