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"Cloisters South is a spacious, Grade II* Listed, ground floor apartment located within The Marley Estate just outside South Brent Village. Located on the South side of the building, Cloisters South enjoys a spacious level, private garden which provides access into the property. On entering the property, you are greeted by a spacious hallway with doors into each of the rooms. The sitting room is spacious with high ceilings, dual aspect widows enjoying an outlook towards the communal grounds and the private garden as well as a large modern log burner which is a focal point for the room. An archway opens through to the kitchen, which is fitted with an abundance of base and eye level units with spaces for white goods and there is a door providing to an external covered terrace, which wraps around the property offering a convenient space for storage and all weather entertaining. The remaining accommodation includes 3 good size bedrooms, 2 of which benefit from ensuite facilities, family bathroom, cloakroom and a study bedroom 4. The property enjoys period features such as original sash windows and high ceilings throughout.

Outside, the property has a pretty, private garden with mature shrubs along with a cloister surrounding the apartment offering a covered space for storage and all weather entertaining. Furthermore, the property has 1 allocated parking space, a single garage and enjoys the use of substantial communal gardens including a tennis court.

The Marley estate has had a long period of ownership by the Savery family from the mid 1500s lasting until 1711. The house was partly demolished and rebuilt in the 18th and 19th centuries and was occupied by several different families, ending with the Palks and the Carews. For most of the 20th Century it was occupied by an Order of Nuns, the Bridgettines and renamed by them as Syon Abbey. Marley House was restored and the Dower Houses added in 1990s, as a private gated estate of 17 dwellings which complement the Grade II* listed Manor House and extensive grounds, but each is unique internally."