Key information

Tenure: Leasehold | 100 yrs left

Ground rent: £100 per annum | review period: unconfirmed

Service charge: £990 per annum

Council tax: Band B

Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *

Mobile signal:

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Features and description

Two Bedroom Apartment
Garage & Outside Storage
Close To Shops, Restaurants And Major Bus/Road Route
Long Lease Of 100 years
Great Location
Close To Southend Hospital
Good Condition Throughout
Tax Band B

This two-bedroom apartment is situated in a convenient location on Westbourne Grove, Westcliff-on-Sea. It features a garage and outside storage, making it practical for additional needs. The property is leasehold with a long lease of 100 years, providing security for future ownership.

The apartment is in good condition throughout and falls under Tax Band B, which may appeal to buyers looking for lower ongoing costs. Its proximity to Southend Hospital and major bus and road routes makes it an ideal choice for those working nearby or commuting regularly. The area offers easy access to various shops and restaurants, adding to the convenience of the location.

With its ultra-affordable price category, this property presents a great opportunity for first-time buyers or those looking to downsize. The combination of location, amenities, and price make it a compelling option in the market. Act now to explore this property further and secure your place in this vibrant community.

Material Information
Tenure: Leasehold
Lease Remaining: 100
Service Charge: £460 every 6 months
Ground Rent: £100pa
Council Tax Band: B
Flood Risk: Low and Very Low
Conservation Area: No
Electric: Yes
Gas: Yes
Water: Mains
Sewage: Mains

Rooms

Disclaimer
Please note photographs are for information purposes only and at the time of inspection we were unable to test whether the heating and appliances were in working order, therefore all interested parties should make their own enquiries in this respect. These particulars do no constitute, nor constitute any part of, an offer of contracts. All statements contained in these particulars as to this property are made without responsibility on the part of Fisks Ltd or the sellers or lessors. None of the statements contained in these particulars are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact. Any intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. The sellers do not make or give either Fisks Ltd or any other person in their employment any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this person.

Area statistics

Crime score

Moderate crime

5/10

Home prices (average)

2 bedroom apartments

£292,629

About this agent

Fisks - Benfleet

146 London Road Benfleet, Essex SS7 5SQ

01268 987892

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Located some 30 miles east of the City of London on the north bank of the Thames Estuary, the mainland portion of Castle Point Borough - which also encompasses Canvey Island - is primarily based around three historically separate settlements, which gradually merged during the 20th century. The residential areas are now said to have the highest proportion of owner occupancy in the country - which speaks volumes for the quality of life here! The area, made up of the SS7 postcode district, benefits with an abundance of houses and bungalows alongside purpose-built flats, making it the ideal location for everyone. With origins dating back to Roman times, and the site of a little-known 9th century battle between the Anglo Saxons and Viking raiders, the town of Benfleet is ideally situated for commuters, with its own station on one of the most efficient railway lines in the South East, with rush hour journey times taking as little as 37 minutes. Day to day shopping needs are well catered for by a range of traditional independent high street retailers. Initially centred on an ancient hilltop site, crowned by a 12th-century church that can be seen from miles around, Thundersley still retains something of a semi-rural village character, although it has now expanded far beyond its original boundaries. It has its own small parades of local shops, and boasts several attractive areas of woodland that are open to the public. Hadleigh has a bustling central shopping area, but is best known today for hosting the mountain biking events for the 2012 London Olympics on a purpose-built track across the nearby wooded downs overlooking the estuary and dominated by the dramatic ruins of the town's medieval castle.