- First Floor Apartment +
- Great First Time Purchase +
- No Onward Chain +
- Very Close Proximity To St Denys Train Station +
- Open Plan Kitchen And Living Room +
- Communal Garden +
- Built In Wardrobes To Principal Bedroom +
A well presented first-floor, two-bedroom apartment located extremely close to St Denys railway station and all local amenities. Access to the property is via a communal hallway with a secure entrance and stairs to first floor.
Access to the property is via a communal hallway with a secure entrance and stairs to first floor. Upon entering you are greeted by spacious hallway with a built in storage cupboard.
The open plan kitchen/dining/living room overlooking the well-maintained communal gardens. The modern fitted kitchen boasts lots of wall and base storage solutions, a useful breakfast bar and ample space for white goods.
An additional reception room, currently utilised as a third bedroom/study makes the home versatile with opportunity for another living room, work office, third room or formal dining room. The principal bedroom is a double with built-in wardrobes and the second bedroom is a good sized double.
A three-piece family bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the accomdation The apartment also benefits from two storage cupboards, double glazing, electric heating and access to the communal garden.
TENURE
Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 95
Annual Ground Rent: £10
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: Annually
Annual Service: £709
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: Ask Agent
How does broadband enter the property: Ask Agent
There is no gas in the property
The kitchen was moved into living room thus creating the option of a third bedroom. Building regs followed and certified.
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
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