• Two Bedroom Apartment +
• Open Plan Living/Kitchen/Dining Area +
• Master Bedroom with Ensuite +
• Family Bathroom Suite +
• South Facing Veranda +
• No Onward Chain +
• Allocated Parking +

£220,000 to £240,000 Guide Price

We are delighted to bring to market this beautifully appointed two-bedroom apartment situated within The New Barley Store – a striking and historically significant conversion set along the banks of the River Stour in the charming village of Mistley, Essex. Once a key part of the area's thriving grain trade, the former barley store has been sympathetically redeveloped to combine the character and heritage of its industrial past with stylish, contemporary living spaces. This particular apartment retains many original architectural features while benefiting from modern finishes and a thoughtfully designed layout.

Positioned on the quieter, south-facing side of the development, the apartment enjoys an abundance of natural light throughout the day, especially in the spacious open-plan living area and kitchen, which opens directly onto a private veranda – perfect for al fresco dining or simply taking in the peaceful atmosphere. The kitchen is fitted with sleek, modern units and integrated appliances, while the adjoining lounge area offers ample space for entertaining or relaxing.

The master bedroom benefits from a well-appointed en-suite bathroom, and a second double bedroom is serviced by a stylish and contemporary shower room. The apartment also comes with allocated off-road parking, making it as practical as it is attractive.

The property is ideally located just 100 yards from Mistley Railway Station, offering direct services to Manningtree in under five minutes and onward fast trains to London Liverpool Street, making it an ideal base for commuters seeking a quieter lifestyle without sacrificing connectivity. Manningtree’s mainline station connects directly to London in approximately an hour and also offers regular services to Colchester, Ipswich, and beyond.

Mistley itself is a picturesque and historically rich village, best known for its Georgian port heritage and riverside charm. The apartment lies just a short walk from Mistley Quay, where the working waterfront meets the remains of Mistley Towers, the striking twin portico ruins of an 18th-century church designed by renowned architect Robert Adam. The village is also home to a number of independent businesses, including a local deli, tea rooms, a fine dining restaurant, and the Thorn Hotel, all contributing to Mistley’s unique character and community feel.