*NO ONWARD CHAIN*
Likely to be of interest to both first time buyers and investors, with a potential rental income of £795 pcm, this unique one bedroom apartment is located in one of the oldest buildings in Gloucester at the Old Customs House. Immaculately presented throughout, the apartment boasts characterful features and generous living accommodation as well as an allocated parking space to the rear. Viewing is highly advised to see what this apartment has to offer.

Entrance Hallway - Hallway with solid oak wood flooring benefitting from built-in storage cupboard housing the combi boiler and benefitting from plumbing for a washing machine. Access is also provided to the bedroom and kitchen.

Kitchen - Modern fitted kitchen boasts ample storage space above and below the oak wood worktops. Integrated appliances include electric hob, electric oven and dishwasher whilst offering space for a free-standing fridge freezer. The kitchen leads through to the lounge.

Lounge - The light and airy lounge offers an abundance of natural light into the room through the four sash windows, whilst offering triple-aspect views over the river and to May Hill in the distance. Spacious in size, the room offers space for a dining area or home office if required. Additional access to the bedroom is offered from the lounge.

Bedroom - The exposed oak wood flooring continues into the double bedroom from the entrance hallway. Window overlooks the side aspect of the property whilst access is provided to the bathroom.

Bathroom - Modern part tiled white suite bathroom comprises of wash hand basin with storage below, w.c, heated towel rail, bath with shower attachment over and window with frosted glass.

Outside - Externally the apartment further benefits from an allocated parking space located to the rear of the building itself.

Location - Located on the edge of the historic Gloucester City Centre, the apartment is within close proximity of many shops and eateries as well as the popular Gloucester Docks which benefits from the designer outlet along with many more waterfront bars and eateries. The train station and bus station are also in the vicinity offering access to all the major cities including direct train links to London Paddington.

Local Authority, Services & Tenure - Gloucester City Council - Tax Band A (£1,361.56 per annum).
Mains gas, electric, water and drainage are believed to be connected to the property.
Lease: 999 years from 1st December 2003 (980 years remaining).
Management Company: The Old Custom House Management Limited
Management Charge: Approximately £931 per annum towards general maintenance of the building and communal areas. No ground rent is payable.
In purchasing the apartment the prospective buyer has the opportunity to become a shareholder of the management company.
*Information correct as of 4/5/23*