Wootton Court comprises eleven one and two bedroom contemporary apartments arranged over three floors in two separate buildings. Each of the apartments has its own allocated off-street parking. Two of the apartments within the complex (numbers 6 and 9) have been sold on 125 year leases and are owner occupied.

Designed for ease of living, the apartments are finished with high quality interiors and designer touches, including practical, quality kitchens and modern, stylish bathrooms. The kitchens are fitted with a range of sleek grey units with white glass effect worktops; there are Bosch stainless steel oven, hob and extractor fans. There is oak effect flooring throughout the kitchen/family/dining areas. The Vessini bathrooms and en suites are ceramic tiled.

The property’s accessible position within the city makes it a great location for both owner-occupiers and investors alike.

POTENTIAL
Wootton Court represents a sound investment as a reliable source of income.

The rental market in Canterbury can be described as strong. Canterbury is a popular university city, with the University of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church University and the University of the Creative Arts attracting a large student population. This creates a consistent demand for rental properties.

Additionally, Canterbury's historical significance and vibrant cultural scene make it an attractive destination for both residents and tourists.

Agents notes:
1) Flats 6 and 9 have been sold on 125 year leases (from 1 January 2017) and are owner occupied.

2) Wootton Court has experienced continuous occupancy without any periods of vacancy.

3) Each apartment is currently occupied, producing an annual rental income of £119,000. Further information is available upon request.

Set within an 0.4 acre plot, the site is approached from the New Dover Road to a block paved drive with allocated parking spaces in front of block A and easy access to the remaining allocated parking area in front of Block B.

The property is fronted by a railed metal fence with hedging and established trees.

Canterbury is centred on the Cathedral, a World Heritage Site. Central London is less than an hour away by train, using the frequent High Speed 1 services and the city is home to three universities (University of Kent; Christchurch University; University of the Creative Arts), which together contribute around £1 billion to the local economy –which is the second largest in Kent.

Wootton Court is situated a short distance from Canterbury’s city centre, which has an extensive and vibrant array of shops, bars, restaurants and leisure facilities, and there is ongoing investment in this sector. The Marlowe Theatre hosts world class productions and the internationally renowned Canterbury Festival is just one of the many cultural events each year. The city’s Westgate Gardens provide an ideal setting for a stroll along the banks of the River Stour, with 11 acres of public gardens to explore. Cricket lovers are well served with the Spitfire Ground, home of Kent County Cricket, only a third of a mile away.

Education in the city is second to none, with one of the country’s oldest schools (King’s Canterbury), a range of grammar schools, and well-regarded alternatives in both state and private sectors.

Canterbury has two stations with services to London. The High Speed 1 service to London St Pancras from Canterbury West takes under an hour. Road links are excellent with the A2/M2 providing easy access towards London and the south coast, and the A28 offering routes towards popular seaside destinations on the Kent coast. The area has good access to the Continent through Eurotunnel and the Port of Dover.