Why buy this home.....

As you enter the apartment the first thing you'll notice is the space it offers. There are two storage cupboards in the hallway which is a perfect place to hang coats and take off shoes, keeping them out of the way. To the right-hand side is a large kitchen and living space. As the front of the property is southeast facing it means that light streams through the living room window from morning to afternoon. It also has the added benefit of solar heating which means the living room should be naturally warm in even colder months. The living space has plenty of room for a three-piece suite or you could go with a more modern corner sofa, this will also create some separation from the living room and kitchen. There's also enough room for a four or six-seater table without feeling too "cosy". The kitchen has wood-effect cupboards and ash-grey worktops making it feel crisp and modern.

The master bedroom is a fantastic size, this is shown by the current owners having a super king-size bed yet still having enough room for a bedside table. Storage is not an issue as there's a double wardrobe plus a boiler cupboard where you can fit some smaller items. To finish off the master bedroom there's an all-important ensuite, which is great if you have friends over as they can have the use of the main bathroom. The second bedroom is also a great size and very comfortable if you wanted it as a guest room however this could easily double up as a home office or games room. The main bathroom is tiled around the bath and shower plus it has a handy glass shower screen.

Parking is provided by one allocated space as well as there being ample community parking.

More about this location....

Ashland was formerly known as the site of the original Milton Keynes Greyhound Stadium, a greyhound racing track. It had been running since the 1960s but was demolished in 2006 to make way for new housing developments.
Ashland has lakes, woodland, and a public art project completed in 2014 - the Ashland Water Serpent. Ashlands is part of the Simpson & Ashland Parish.

There is a local Premier convenience store and a Moores fish and chips takeaway. Close by you have MK1 shopping district, where there is an Asda, Ikea, Marks & Spencers. Also restaurants include TGI’s, Nandos, & Marco Pierre White.

Catchment area for schools:- Primary Schools - 4 to11 years Charles Warren Academy, Secondary Schools Kents Hill Park, Catholic Primary Schools St. Thomas Aquinas, Catholic Secondary Schools St. Pauls Catholic School.

Transport links include the A5 (1 mile away), the M1 J13 (7 miles away), Bletchley Train Station (2.3 miles away) Milton Keynes Central Train Station (3.4 miles away).

Leasehold Information

Number of years remaining on the lease: 113 years

Current ground rent and any review period:
- £250 per year
- 10 years

Current service charge and any review period:
- £1,400 per year
- 1 year

Council tax band: B