1 bed flat to rent

Capstan Road, Southampton SO19

Located on the ninth floor of this contemporary purpose-built block in the heart of Centenary Quay this apartment benefits from stunning water views towards the Itchen Bridge.

Situated on the ninth floor of this modern, purpose-built block in the heart of Centenary Quay, with the convenience of lift access, this one-bedroom flat offers stunning, uninterrupted water views towards the iconic Itchen Bridge. The property is filled with natural light, creating a bright and welcoming living space. It features a contemporary kitchen with modern fittings and appliances, a spacious open-plan living and dining area, a comfortable double bedroom with built-in storage, and a sleek, modern bathroom.

A highlight of the property is the private balcony, providing the perfect spot to relax, entertain, or enjoy panoramic views over the river and the city beyond. Residents can also take advantage of the vibrant riverside lifestyle, with bars, restaurants, and leisure facilities just a short walk away. Combining modern comfort with high-quality fittings and a prime waterfront location, this flat offers an ideal blend of city-centre convenience and tranquil riverfront living.

Security Deposit: £1,269.23 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £253.84 (based on advertised rental price)
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Council Tax Band: Tbc
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Materials used in construction: Concrete, Steel, Brick

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Southampton is a port city on the south coast of England, located in the county of Hampshire. It sits where the rivers Test and Itchen meet the English Channel, giving it a long and important maritime history. The city is best known as a major port, famously linked to the departure of the rms Titanic in 1912, and it continues to play a key role in cruise travel, shipping, and marine industries today.

Southampton combines historical heritage with a modern, vibrant atmosphere. It has medieval city walls, historic buildings, and cultural attractions alongside large shopping centres, universities, and green spaces. The city is home to two major universities, giving it a youthful, international feel, and it offers a range of arts, entertainment, and sporting activities. With good transport links, nearby national parks such as the New Forest, and a strong connection to the sea, Southampton is both a working port city and a lively place to live and visit.