This third-floor apartment in a converted lace mill offers a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. The combination of exposed brick walls, full-height windows, and exposed ceiling beams creates a distinctive and visually appealing living space that is both stylish and welcoming with two double bedrooms having similar period features. The kitchen area has a range of modern units with integrated appliances and the bathroom features a separate shower as well as a bath.
Anglo Scotian Mills is an award winning development located in the centre of the thriving and busy Nottingham suburb of Beeston. There are plenty of nearby shops and supermarkets, as well as a good choice of cafes, bars and restaurants. Excellent transport services are provided by a mainline railway station, the A52 and M1 and regular bus and trams into Nottingham City centre, via the University of Nottingham, QMC and NG2 Business Park. The apartment is to be sold with vacant possession but is currently let out at £995 per annum
Entrance Hall:
A wooden entrance door from the communal landing enters into the hallway of the flat. This has tall ceilings and exposed ceiling timbers with a cast iron column and mid wood effect laminate flooring. There is a wall hung programmable radiator and two built in cupboards, one of which contains a hot water cylinder and has plumbing for an automatic washing machine.
Open Plan Living Room 5.84m (19'2) x 3.99m (13'1)
This is a lovely bright room with feature arched double glazed windows with wooden frames to the front aspect. Noticeable in the room are the exposed brick walls and low windowsills together with original ceiling timbers. The living area has a wall hung programmable heater and TV and telephone connection points.
Kitchen Area
The kitchen area is very well fitted with a range of red gloss fronted cabinets and drawers with integrated appliances that include a fridge and freezer and slimline dishwasher. Above the wooden effect acrylic working surfaces are further matching wall cupboards and there is mosaic tiling to one area. Set within the work surface is a four ring ceramic hob with a stainless steel back plate with extractor canopy above and a matching electric oven below. Throughout this room there is mid wood effect laminate flooring and a second wall hung programmable heater. There is also a telephone entry handset.
Bedroom 1 3.91m (12'10) x 3.3m (10'10)
A very nicely proportioned double bedroom with a full height original window with secondary glazing unit behind. There is a feature exposed brick wall and a cast iron column supporting original ceiling timbers. The room has a fitted carpet, television connection point and a wall hung electric heater.
Bedroom 2 3.51m (11'6) x 2.08m (6'10)
Another double bedroom, again having a tall original arched window with a secondary glazing unit behind. This room also has a fitted carpet, a wall hung heater and exposed brick work and ceiling timbers.
Bathroom 3.51m (11'6) x 2.08m (6'10)
The bathroom has a fitted four suite that includes a tiled panel enclosed bath with fully tiled surrounding walls and a mixer tap. On top of this is a low level flush WC and a pedestal wash hand basin as well as an enclosed and fully tiled shower area. The bathroom has slate effect vinyl flooring, a vertical chrome towel rail/radiator, extractor fan and inset ceiling spotlights.
Allocated parking space

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Council Tax Band C
Local Authority: Broxtowe Borough Council
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999 years from 1 January 2005
The current Service Charge is £484.04 per quarter