Steeped in history and full of Victorian character, this spacious two-bedroom apartment is situated within the former Assembly Rooms, a listed mid-19th-century building that played an important role in Jersey's social and cultural life. Over the years, the building hosted numerous events, including public meetings, grand balls and lectures by the renowned writer Victor Hugo.

The apartment is accessed through an impressive communal entrance, with grand double doors leading into the communal hallway.

The spacious lounge is a particularly lovely feature, boasting beautiful high ceilings, a Victorian feature fireplace and traditional sash windows to the front, together with three additional windows to the side, flooding the room with natural light.

The separate kitchen offers fitted units and freestanding appliances, along with a charming original Victorian oven, adding further character to this historic home.

An inner hallway leads to two double bedrooms, one benefiting from an ensuite shower room, together with a spacious house bathroom featuring both a bath and separate shower. There is also a generous walk-in airing cupboard providing excellent storage and space for a tumble dryer.

The apartment benefits from wall-mounted electric heating in some rooms and two parking spaces (one allocated and one visitor space). Whilst the property would benefit from some updating and modernisation, it offers a wonderful opportunity to create a lovely home within one of Jersey's more unusual historic buildings.

A rare opportunity to own a character-filled apartment combining generous accommodation, period features and a fascinating piece of Jersey's Victorian heritage.