• Stunning 1st Floor 2 En Suite Bedroom Apartment +
• Open Plan Living & Characterful Turret Dining Area +
• Bespoke Kitchen with Quartz & Premium Integrated Appliances +
• Grade II Listed Building of Historic & Architectural Interest +
• Iconic Cruciform-Plan Design +
• Embattled Turrets and Tudor-Style Detailing +
• Spectacular Feature Windows WIth Views Towards Cathedral +
• Allocated Parking +
• EPC - C +

Tower Court – A Rare Opportunity to Own Part of Ely’s History Set within the historic cruciform-plan Tower Court, this exceptional first-floor apartment combines the grandeur of Ely’s past with the comfort of modern living. Originally built in 1837–8 by renowned architect William Donthorn as the Ely Union Workhouse, and later adapted into Tower House Hospital, the Grade II Listed building was reimagined in the 1990s as unique residences of great character. Number 17, occupying a privileged position within the tower itself, captures the drama and charm of the original architecture while offering all the refinements expected today. From the moment you step through the grand front entrance and ascend the spiral staircase housed in the northern turret, the apartment’s individuality is clear. The magnificent open-plan living space is flooded with natural light from a towering mullioned window, framing partial views of Ely Cathedral and lending the room a rare sense of occasion. A beautifully designed kitchen sits to one side, finished with sleek quartz worktops, an island unit, and a full suite of integrated appliances. Tucked away in the southern turret is a delightful dining nook – intimate, atmospheric, and perfect for entertaining or unwinding with a book. The principal bedroom includes full-height fitted wardrobes and a stylish bathroom, while the second bedroom is complemented by a modern shower room. The apartment has recently been upgraded with a new gas-fired combi boiler (installed 2025, with a ten-year warranty), controlled by an Ideal Halo WIFI thermostat, ensuring comfort as well as efficiency. Outside, the property enjoys one allocated parking space, with additional visitor parking available within the landscaped grounds. For those seeking a bolt-hole away from the bustle of London or Cambridge, this apartment makes an ideal weekend retreat. Just over an hour by train from the capital, Ely offers a slower pace of life wrapped in rich history: from its world-famous cathedral and bustling weekly markets to riverside walks, excellent schools, and an 18-hole golf course. Tower Court itself is a reminder of Ely’s social history – its distinctive cruciform construction and embattled turrets making it a local landmark. Here, residents are part of a living piece of the city’s story, yet enjoy the comfort of thoughtfully converted interiors designed for modern life. With 99 years remaining on the lease, modest annual ground rent and service charge, Number 17 presents a rare chance to own a slice of Ely’s heritage – whether as a distinctive full-time home or an elegant retreat in the heart of Cambridgeshire. LOCAL AREA Ely is a historic cathedral city located about 15 miles (24 km) north of Cambridge. Situated on the banks of the River Great Ouse, Ely offers picturesque views and convenient access to major cities via the A10 and its railway station. Ely is renowned for its stunning Ely Cathedral, a masterpiece of medieval architecture that attracts visitors from all over the world. The city has a rich history, with numerous heritage sites, museums, and annual events such as the Ely Eel Festival. The city provides excellent educational facilities, including primary and secondary schools rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted. Ely College offers secondary and sixth form education, and there are several primary schools throughout the city. Ely offers a wide range of amenities, including numerous churches, a vibrant market, shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs. The Ely Leisure Village features a cinema, restaurants, and a sports centre. Recreational facilities include parks, riverside walks, and the Ely Country Park. The city also has a golf course, swimming pool, and various sports clubs. The nearby Roswell Pits provide opportunities for fishing and birdwatching. Ely's railway station offers regular services to Cambridge, London, and other major destinations, making it a well-connected city while retaining its historic charm and tranquil atmosphere.

EPC Rating: C Communal Garden East facing communal gardens. Parking - Allocated parking One allocated parking space as well as ample guest parking.