What is it like to live in a converted bank? View our new rental properties with Jade.

These apartments have been extremely popular and we have just launched the final apartment to let.

The beautifully converted Old Lloyds Bank is located in the popular and picturesque village of Wingham. These apartments have been finished to an exceptional standard throughout whilst retaining original features such as the high ceilings and large windows.

We have successfully found tenants for three of the four apartments already, the final apartment has now been completed and we have just launched the listing. Click here to take a look.

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