- Sixth and seventh floor penthouse apartment +
- Duplex style with three double bedrooms +
- Three private balconies +
- Under croft parking spaces for two vehicles +
- Lift access to both floors each with their own front door and stair access +
- Offered to the market with no forward chain +
- Positioned centrally within a short walking distance to Ocean Village Marina, bars and restaurants +
- Great potential for a landlord to invest as a buy to let property +
Offered to the market with no forward chain, is this incredibly spacious three-bedroom apartment in the sought-after development of Charter House.
The property is located on the sixth and seventh floor with the added benefit of lift access. The home has enviable westerly aspect views across the Southampton water and beyond making it a perfect area to retreat and enjoy an evening sunset. Internally the apartment boasts a generously sized entrance hallway guiding you to all accommodation on offer.
The light and bright bedrooms are all well-proportioned with the principal bedroom and bedroom two both benefitting from their own en-suite shower and bathrooms, as well as their own balcony’s.
Upstairs is the main hub of the home, a sizeable living/dining room with the added benefit of a well-equipped fitted kitchen, a great social space to entertain with an abundance of storage solutions and integral appliances. An additional private terrace creates the perfect space to enjoy al-fresco dining with friends and family alike.
Externally there is secure gated under croft parking for two vehicles.
TENURE
Leasehold 125 years
Unexpired Years: 101 Years
Annual Ground Rent: £250
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: TBC
Annual Service: £5000
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: Brick
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