2 rooms house of 89m² in Exeter

Apartment 24 at Paternoster House is a beautifully renovated two-bedroom, two-bathroom flat located on the third floor of this historic building. Nestled in the heart of Exeter, this apartment offers modern living while maintaining the charm of its heritage. The apartment features two generously sized double bedrooms and sleek, contemporary bathrooms. The open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area are designed for modern living, with large windows that allow natural light to flow through the space, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Designed with care and attention to detail, the apartment includes high-quality wooden flooring recycled from the original building and underfloor heating for added comfort. Residents also have access to the communal roof terrace, offering stunning views of Exeter’s cityscape-an ideal spot to relax after a long day. Paternoster House is equipped with solar arrays on the roof, providing a sustainable energy source that helps lower utility bills for residents and contributes to a greener future. Apartment 24 offers a perfect mix of modern convenience and historic charm, ideal for those looking to enjoy city centre living with style and comfort. The Developer - Nooko NooKo is a local developer focused on creating thoughtfully designed homes that cater to both the needs of residents and the local community. With a commitment to sustainability, NooKo preserves the historical charm of buildings like Paternoster House while providing modern, comfortable living spaces. Holding Deposit If you are interested in this property, it can be reserved by paying a holding deposit. If you pay a holding deposit, then a tenancy agreement must be entered into within 15 days, subject to both your and the landlord’s right to decide not to go ahead with the tenancy. The holding deposit will be equal to 1 week’s rent and will be credited against the first month’s rent if a tenancy agreement is signed. The holding deposit will be non-refundable in the following circumstances: (1) if you cannot prove your Right to Rent; (2) if you provide false or misleading information; (3) if you decide not to proceed with the tenancy; or (4) if you do not take all reasonable steps to enter into the tenancy. Please