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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom apartment
Key information
Features and description
- 553sqft
- First floor
- Two bedrooms
- Open plan sitting room/kitchen
- Double glazing & GCH
- Three piece bathroom
- No chain
- Long leasehold/share of freehold
- Close to local shops & bus routes
- Excellent first time buy or investment
High ceilings and plenty of light in this immaculate and spacious first floor 553sqft apartment.
Flexible layout currently used as two bedrooms, bathroom and an open plan sitting room/kitchen but previously arranged as a large one bedroom flat.
Superbly convenient for local amenities on the High St and Lower Bristol Rd. Right on the bus route back to the city centre too.
Double glazing and GCH in situ. Offered with no chain following tenant vacation.
EPC rating C
Council tax band A
Tenure Leasehold/Share of Freehold
Rooms
Accommodation
Access to upper two flats via private front door off Twerton Farm Close with communal stairs/hall to first and second floor flats.
First floor flat - Sitting room with open plan kitchen area, inner hall, bathroom, large double bedroom with triple windows to front and second single bedroom.
Location
Right in the heart of the High St, with local shops opposite and next to the No5 bus route. Further amenities close by (Lidl, M&S, Costa) on the Lower Bristol Rd. 0.7 miles to Oldfield Park station and Moorland Road. 1.7 miles to Bath city centre (Guildhall). Two Tunnels/Linear Park and riverside towpath access via Lower Bristol Rd.
Agents Notes
The property is leasehold (999yrs with 960yrs remaining) and the building is self managed between the three property owners. The internal management company owns the freehold.
Buildings insurance costs are split by thirds amongst the property owners each year (last years cost £668 in total). Any further maintenance costs are also split three ways as and when required.
Recent works on the property include a new boiler and new double glazed windows (all in 2022).
Originally part of Chilcotts Buildings, this property appears from records to have been rebuilt around 1894 and occupied by Henry Bence (grocer, confectioner & builder).
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