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Map1 bedroom apartment for sale
Key information
Features and description
- 815sqft
- Ground floor
- Private parking space
- High ceilings & retained character
- No chain
- Double glazing
- 2010 conversion
- Convenient for Moorland amenities
- Private front door
- Long leasehold
With plenty of light from the old chapel windows into this huge 815sqft ground floor apartment, its own front door, an allocated off street parking space, 11ft5 ceilings and a plethora of retained ecclesiastical character, this is a perfect city pad to come home to and eminently convenient for the station too.
All the character and reassuring solidity of the Victorian era, beautifully combined with bespoke modern fittings and open plan design from the 2010 conversion.
Right in the heart of vibrant Oldfield Park, within sight of Moorland Rd shops. Spacious entrance hall, an enormous 28ft9 x 13ft1 open plan sitting/dining room with kitchen area, double bedroom and a four piece bathroom. No onward chain. Double glazing and GCH in situ.
EPC rating C
Council tax band B
Tenure Long Leasehold
Rooms
Accommodation
Private entrance hall with storage cupboard, open plan kitchen to sitting/dining room, double bedroom with fitted storage and a large bathroom.
External Amenities
Allocated off street parking space in front car park (numbered). Communal garden areas maintained by management company.
Location
Extremely handy for Moorland Road shops 150yds to the south east and with Oldfield Park station just beyond the end of the road. 1.2miles to the city centre (Guildhall) via Green Park.
Agents Notes
Apart from the sheer size of the accommodation, viewers will be pleased to note extremely generous ceiling heights (11ft5) throughout the apartment.
The property is leasehold (residue 999yr lease from 2010) and the building is managed by Oldfield Park Management Limited for the six owners. Current service charges for this apartment are approx £124.88pcm / 11.1% share.
Oldfield Park Primitive Methodist chapel was opened on Wednesday September 14th,1892 having cost £2,249 to build. The preacher at the opening ceremony was the Rev J Clapham and the collection amounted to just over £4. Membership of the church at that time was recorded at 34 people. The building was on two levels - the lower one was the Sunday School and hall whilst the worship area was upstairs. Planning permission was granted for residential conversion into 6 apartments in June 2008 and, after 117 years of worship, the final service was held in October 2009.
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