VIDEO TOUR Chain-free, beautifully presented apartment on the top floor of magnificent Raywell House, with two bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, large balcony terrace, parking space, garage, and stunning views!

VIDEO TOUR Offered with no chain and vacant possession, this beautifully presented apartment occupies the most wonderful position on the top floor of Raywell House, an outstanding Grade II Listed Georgian manor house built in 1803 for Daniel Sykes, the Hull & Beverley MP best known for his anti-slavery campaigning and philanthropy. Beyond the magnificent communal halls and staircases, the apartment itself comprises an entrance hall, hallway, kitchen/diner, utility room, living room, two bedrooms, and two bath/shower rooms. French doors from the kitchen open out onto a large balcony terrace ideal for entertaining and taking in the sounds and sights of the local countryside. Not only does the apartment come with communal access to around 6 acres of open parkland and woodland, it also has its own parking space and garage. Superbly located 7 miles from Beverley and Hull and only 30 miles from York, this apartment offers the ultimate opportunity to live at the height of East Riding elegance. Watch the video tour, and then contact Hudson's to book your viewing!

Other Information - We believe the property to be of solid wall construction, to be connected to mains electricity and water, and to landline telephone and Internet broadband. Drainage is via septic tank and the central heating is powered by an oil-fired central heating system that serves the building as a whole.

Tenure - The tenure of this property is leasehold with a share of the freehold. There is a 125-year lease commencing on the 1st July 2007. The ground rent is £100/year and is fixed for the term of the lease. Service charges vary but the current charge is £275/month, which equates to £3,300/year. The service charge includes exterior building insurance, maintenance and redecoration although the windows and doors belong to the owner, (they are responsible for any repairs but not decoration), a fortnightly caretaker who takes care of all communal areas, 6-weekly window cleaning, all gardening, exterior lighting, the electronic gates, boundary fencing and the sewage plant - this is shared with Quintor PLC (developers of this property and now owners of the lodge park) and they deal with the management of the sewage plant as the main plant is on their land. The property is managed by Pure Block Management Limited, and the freehold is owned by Raywell House Management Limited, in which every leaseholder owns one share making up 100% of the company. The central heating is oil-fired and oil is paid for monthly in advance by all leaseholders, the cost varying according to usage and oil prices. All leaseholders also contribute £30/month towards the sinking fund. Service charges, oil charges and sinking fund contributions are collected monthly in advance by direct debit on the first day of the month. The service charge and sinking fund are set annually on 1st April. Contributions required for unforeseen repairs are dealt with on an ad hoc basis.

Stamp Duty - Many property purchases are subject to Stamp Duty Land Tax, and there have been significant changes in recent years to the rules governing stamp duty and the amounts levied. HM Revenue & Customs have an online calculator to assist you in working out what stamp duty you may have to pay in relation to your purchase () but please always check with your solicitor.

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