• Top floor apartment in the distinctive Maltings Wharf High Street building +
• Fitted with a panelled bath, pedestal wash basin and WC, with a window above the bath bringing in natural light. Tiled walls surround the bath and sink area, with practical flooring underfoot. +
• Striking octagonal building with multiple windows and estuary glimpses +
• Herringbone flooring running through the main living spaces +
• Share of freehold with membership in The Old Maltings management company +
• Two allocated parking spaces within the development +
• Recently replaced double-glazed PVC windows with FENSA certification +

Positioned at the very top of the distinctive Maltings Wharf building in the heart of Manningtree, this apartment occupies one of the most recognisable structures along the town’s waterfront skyline. The building’s striking octagonal design creates an unusual and memorable interior layout, while its elevated position allows light to pour in from multiple directions and offers constant reminders of the River Stour just beyond the rooftops.
The apartment opens into a central hallway that naturally distributes access to each room, creating a practical and easy-to-navigate layout. From here the home unfolds around the geometry of the building itself, where angled walls and multiple windows give the living spaces a sense of openness rarely found in more conventional flats. The main reception room sits at the heart of the home and immediately benefits from the building’s architecture. Windows on several aspects draw in daylight throughout the day while framing views across Manningtree’s historic rooftops, the High Street below and glimpses of the estuary beyond. The space itself is generous and adaptable, comfortably accommodating both seating and dining areas, while the continuous herringbone flooring running through the living areas adds warmth and visual cohesion. The kitchen is positioned just off the reception space and wraps neatly around three walls. A central window above the sink overlooks Manningtree’s market square, bringing the activity of the town centre into view while filling the room with natural light. Painted cabinetry provides extensive storage and worktop space, making the room both functional and visually distinctive.

Three bedrooms extend from the hallway, each offering slightly different outlooks across the surrounding townscape. The principal bedroom enjoys the privacy of its own en-suite shower room, creating a comfortable and self-contained retreat within the apartment. The second bedroom is particularly generous in scale and benefits from dual windows and built-in wardrobe storage running across one wall. The third room is currently arranged as a study and guest room, demonstrating the flexibility of the layout for home working or occasional accommodation. Completing the internal accommodation is a family bathroom positioned conveniently off the hallway, featuring a bath with shower above and a window bringing natural light into the space.