2 bed Flat For Sale £425,000
As you enter the apartment the bright hallway offers doors to each room as well as a storage cupboard. The fitted kitchen boasts plenty of workspace for the cooking enthusiast. Walking into the lounge/diner the large bay windows to rear overlook the communal gardens whilst the two bedrooms are fitted with wardrobes as well as an en-suite to the principal bedroom.
The bathroom has been recently renewed to include a quality bathroom suite together with a vanity unit and tiled surrounds.
Outside
There is gated off-street parking to the front of the building and a well-maintained communal garden to the rear as well as private garage.
Situation
Situated across World’s End Lane from the village, is Highlands secondary and primary school.
Grange Park and Eversley Primary Schools are also within the vicinity, all of which are outstanding.
Additional Information
History
Following the closure of the hospitals, the main Highlands block was demolished in 1997 and the surviving Queen Anne style buildings, in red and yellow brick, were converted into apartment blocks as the centrepiece of a new ‘village’. Around these lie a series of short cul-de-sacs of sympathetically styled houses. The village’s amenities include a community centre, nursery and surgery. A Sainsbury’s superstore replaced South Lodge.
Pennington Drive, the development’s main thoroughfare, is named after Nathan Glossop Pennington, the hospital’s leading architect, who was also responsible for several public buildings in his home city of Manchester.
The bathroom has been recently renewed to include a quality bathroom suite together with a vanity unit and tiled surrounds.
Outside
There is gated off-street parking to the front of the building and a well-maintained communal garden to the rear as well as private garage.
Situation
Situated across World’s End Lane from the village, is Highlands secondary and primary school.
Grange Park and Eversley Primary Schools are also within the vicinity, all of which are outstanding.
Additional Information
History
Following the closure of the hospitals, the main Highlands block was demolished in 1997 and the surviving Queen Anne style buildings, in red and yellow brick, were converted into apartment blocks as the centrepiece of a new ‘village’. Around these lie a series of short cul-de-sacs of sympathetically styled houses. The village’s amenities include a community centre, nursery and surgery. A Sainsbury’s superstore replaced South Lodge.
Pennington Drive, the development’s main thoroughfare, is named after Nathan Glossop Pennington, the hospital’s leading architect, who was also responsible for several public buildings in his home city of Manchester.
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