The Carriage House, a remarkable structure in Royal Tunbridge Wells, features Dutch gables, slender octagonal towers with ogee crowns, and ornate terracotta embellishments.

In the Victorian and Edwardian British Queen Anne Revival styles, the Carriage House was purpose-built around 1891. Originally, it had a central carriage lift, first-floor carriage builders' shops, second-floor trimmer businesses, and ground-floor showrooms. The structure now houses 14 exquisitely designed apartments, each with its own unique personality.

Specification
Kitchens include high-end integrated appliances throughout, wine refrigerators, three-in-one boiling water taps, and wall and base cabinets that are enhanced by a marble look quartz surface with matching splashback.

Opulent bathrooms and en suites include Milano suites enhanced by full height wall and floor tiling, recessed vanity shelves and illuminated LED, demisting mirrors.

All apartments include underfloor heating throughout and Armourcoat feature walls and backlit headboards in the principal bedroom.

The penthouse apartments have the added opulence of hand poured resin flooring throughout the kitchens and living areas . The kitchens include an integrated coffee machines whilst the principal bedrooms will benefit from individually designed walk in wardrobes with feature lighting. A private roof terrace is accessible from each of the penthouses, offering breath taking views out across Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area.