Studio

Set within an impressive Grade II listed building in the heart of historic Rochester, this beautifully presented first floor studio apartment blends period character with smart modern living. Recently renovated and refurbished throughout, it is ready to move straight into, making it an excellent choice for first-time buyers, commuters and investors alike.

From the moment you step inside, the apartment feels bright, welcoming and full of personality. The main studio room is a particularly attractive space, with impressive 9ft ceilings, characterful coving and tall windows that draw in plenty of natural light. These original features give the room a lovely sense of scale and charm, while the updated décor and flooring create a fresh, contemporary finish. The layout is both practical and versatile, with ample room to sleep, relax and dine in comfort. The kitchen has been modernised with sleek units, dark worktops and stylish tiling, while the bathroom has also been updated to provide a clean, modern suite with a striking finish.

The apartment has been thoughtfully arranged to make the most of every inch, with a separate entrance hall, useful storage and an easy flow throughout. Gas central heating adds everyday comfort, and the long lease is another welcome benefit for buyers looking for lasting peace of mind.

Outside, while the property does not have its own garden, it enjoys the huge advantage of being just a minute’s walk from The Vines, one of Rochester’s best-loved green spaces. On a sunny day, it is the perfect spot to stretch out, relax and enjoy the surroundings, giving you all the benefits of open space just moments from your front door.

The location is a real highlight. Positioned around 0.4 miles from Rochester High Speed Station and the historic High Street, the apartment is ideally placed for both convenience and lifestyle. Rochester’s independent shops, cafés, restaurants, riverside walks and rich heritage are all close by, creating a setting that feels vibrant, characterful and well connected. For London commuters and those needing easy access across Kent, the station is within comfortable reach, making this an appealing home in every sense.

If you are interested in viewing this property contact the agent who would be delighted to show you around. Viewings strictly by appointment only. When calling please Quote Ref: TD0352.

• EPC Rating: C - 73
• Grade II Listed Building
• Tenure: Leasehold
• Lease Expiry Date: 25 March 2178
• Lease Length Remaining: 151 Years (as of April 2026)
• Annual Service Charge: £1180
• Annual Ground Rent: £200
• Ground Rent Does Not Increase
• Service Charge / Ground Rent Includes: Buildings Insurance
• Square Feet: 310
• Square Meters: 28.8
• Local Authority: Medway
• Council Tax Band: A – £1,546.19 PA 2026/2027
• Heating Type: Gas Central Heating - Ideal Logic Combi Boiler
• Boiler Last Serviced: April 2026
• Potential Rental Income £800-£900 PCM (approx)
• Surface Water - Yearly Change of Flooding: Very Low
• Rivers and Sea - Yearly Chance of Flooding: Very Low
• This location is outside of a groundwater flood alert area.
• Flooding from reservoirs is unlikely in this area.

Nearest:

Train Station: Rochester (0.4 miles)
Hospital: Medway Maritime Hospital (2 miles)
Doctors: Rochester Health Centre, Delce Rd, Rochester ME1 2EL (0.4 miles)
Pharmacy: Karsons Pharmacy, 69-71 City Way, Rochester ME1 2BA (1 mile)
Post Office: Rochester Post Office, 130 High St, Rochester ME1 1JT (0.2 miles)
Supermarket: City Mini-Mart, Cazeneuve St, Rochester ME1 1XU (325ft)
Waste and Recycling: Capstone Household Waste Site, Shawstead Rd, Chatham ME7 3JL (3.4 miles)
Gym: Rochester Health Club, 671 Maidstone Rd, Chatham, Rochester ME1 3QJ (2 miles)
Green Space: Jackson's Field, Rochester (0.2 miles)

Rochester boasts an abundance of History and is heavily connected to Charles Dickens, the Dickens festival being one of a number of themed weekends held in the high street throughout the year. The cobbled high street is a huge attraction for its independent boutique shops, quaint cafe’s, highly recommended restaurants and traditional pubs. Rochester Cathedral and Castle sit on the edge of a sweeping bend of the River Medway. Whilst famous for it’s historical connections, Rochester has also seen significant new riverside development in recent years, making it attractive from a lifestyle and commuting perspective. Its newly built station offers High Speed rail links to Stratford International in 30 minutes or St Pancras International in 38 minutes. London Victoria is also accessible in just 52 minutes. Trips to the continent are also within easy reach via the Eurostar, which departs from nearby Ebbsfleet.  In any part of the town you are never too far from road links, the A2 and M2 are easily accessible in under 5 miles. With the M20 and M25 approximately 10 miles away. Rochester and near-by Chatham offer a fantastic range of primary and secondary schools, as well as the University of Greenwich, Kent and The Creative Arts.

For further information including all local transport, the local schools and their Ofsted ratings please contact the agent for a buyer pack on this property.

What The Owner Says:

"Living at Union Street for 5 years now, I was first drawn to this property because of its characterful 9ft high ceilings, bright space and prime location. Within around 5 minutes walk of everything that Rochester has to offer, you can enjoy the charming Vines park across the road, as well as the high street bars and independent restaurants all on your doorstep. This offers a fantastic lifestyle that I hope next owner enjoys as much as I have. For commuting you can reach multiple London train stations in around 40 minutes or less, hoping on the train in less than a 10 minutes walk from leaving home at Barnaby"

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