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Harbour Court A also occupies an excellent position with views towards the Hoe where the waterfront is only a matter of a few minutes stroll away. Situated again on the edge of Plymouth's famous Barbican area with its many quaint shops cafes and bars situated amongst the cobbled streets with the city centre just a five minute walk in the opposite direction.
The apartment's recent renovation and design has resulted in a modern and luxurious feel throughout where attention to detail and good quality furnishings combine to make this apartment feel like a real Home From Home which can accommodate up to five people comfortably plus an infant in the travel cot supplied.
The living room is very spacious and comfortably seats 5 people. Again attention to detail really shows in this apartment with its centrepiece, a beautiful ornate stone fireplace with living flame gas fire which is operated by remote control. It has been fully equipped including a wide screen television, hi-fi system and a video player. The apartment also has a DVD player and has freeview for that extra bit of luxury. There is also a small selection of DVDs for your enjoyment. The living room also has a luxury sofa bed which will comfortably sleep one person.
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The large newly fitted maple style kitchen has been fully equipped with washer/dryer, full size dishwasher, large fridge/freezer and microwave.
All the other appliances you would expect from an apartment of this size and quality are there for your convenience including a 4 ring gas hob, electric cooker and four slice toaster, in fact everything you could ever need.
The dining table is also situated in the kitchen.
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The apartments are all ideally situated in the Historical and unique Barbican area of Plymouth with its cobbled streets and places of interest such as the Elizabethan House and the Mayflower Steps where the Pilgrims first set sail to America. Surrounded by beautiful scenery and within easy walking distance of the Marina and the National Marine Aquarium and the breathtaking views over the Plymouth Sound from the Hoe. They are also convenient for the theatre and we have had quite a few stars stay with us over the years including Britt Ekland, Stephanie Beecham, Jonathon Wilkes, Kid Creole to name but a few .
Take your pick of the restaurants, all within close proximity, including Chinese, Greek, Thai and no visitor ought to go home before experiencing some of the finest seafood in the country, much of it caught freshly that day by one of the many fishing vessels that can be seen moored on the Barbican.
The Barbican itself is a slice of living history; where else can visitors stand at the site where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for the Americas, or stroll along still-cobbled Elizabethan streets?
Just north of Plymouth lies a world of natural beauty. Dartmoor National Park is home to a plethora of flora and fauna, allowed to grow wild.
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