- Great Investment +
- Popular Location +
- Spacious Bedrooms +
- Wooden Floors +
Welcome to East Hill Road. This property is a well-presented two-bedroom, one-bathroom ground floor apartment on East Hill Road, Gateshead, NE8. Keep reading to find out what makes this property unique!
Great Investment- 12% Yield:
This property comes with a fantastic investment opportunity. Whether you're an experienced investor or looking to start your property investment journey.
Popular Location:
This property enjoys a prime location with easy access to essential amenities as well as being only 5 minutes from Newcastle City Centre and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead. Its convenient position ensures the property will always attract tenants.
No Chain:
The property is offered for sale with no onward chain, streamlining the buying process and allowing for a smooth and hassle-free transaction. Buyers can proceed with confidence, knowing that there are no delays or complications associated with a chain.
Walking into the property you are greeted by a large entrance hall, leading to all living areas. A bright open plan living room/dining room is situated to the rear of the apartment as well as a modern fitted kitchen with ample storage and counter space and Gas cooker, white metro tile splashbacks give a modern finish. Following on from the kitchen there is a separate utility room allowing tenants to keep their large appliances out of the way freeing up more space in their home.
There are also two spacious double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes for extra storage space. You also have a family bathroom with a bath, overhead shower and separate toilet.
This house is located near many local amenities such as the Queen Elizabeth Hospital within a 10-minute drive, Newcastle City Centre, Gateshead City Centre, schools, shops, takeaways, and other everyday necessities.
Available: Now
Early viewing is highly recommended.
Council Tax Band: A (Gateshead Council)
Tenure: Leasehold (107 years)
The lease is for 125 years starting from the 3rd January 2006