Hood Road

This sleek and stylish converted apartment is situated at the iconic Pumphouse, with the popular Goodsheds nearby, with a vast array of eateries and locally produced goods being sold inside train carriages. On the Pump House complex is a cafe/bar, very good pizza restaurant and a 24-hour gym. You are only a few minutes' walk from supermarkets, transport links, and all other amenities.

This one-bedroom mezzanine apartment has been built within the original structure very sympathetically, and brings a unique blend of old and new. The lower floor has a very spacious lounge/dining room, and a separate kitchen. Upstairs, the bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, in addition to the W.C. on the lower floor. The skylights allow for lots of natural light, which emphasizes the quality of the interior.

Barry Pumping Station was built during the 1880s to provide hydraulic power to operate coal drops, lock gates, swing bridges and other equipment around the docks. The dock estate declined during the 20th Century leaving the Pump House as one of the few remaining industrial buildings in the area. The Pump House is listed Grade 2, the original developers brief was to sensitively refurbish the heritage building for commercial and residential use and renew the industrial landscaping around the buildings.