1 bed Flat For Sale £130,000
***guide £130,000-£140,000*** Gilson Bailey are delighted to offer with no onward chain and situated on the popular Thorpe Park development is this good sized, one bedroom, first floor apartment with accommodation comprising lounge/diner, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. Outside there are well maintained communal gardens and one allocated parking space. The property benefits from double glazing, gas fired central heating and would make an excellent first time purchase or buy-to-let investment and internal viewing is highly recommended. Scott Road is located close by to many local amenities including local shops, pubs restaurants and is within walking distance to the Norwich train station, Riverside Development with a further wide range of amenities and the city centre itself. There is ease of access to the Norwich ring road and A47 southern bypass.
Location:-
The Cathedral city of Norwich is set in the heart of East Anglia and has everything you would desire in a vibrant regional capital, including wonderful shopping facilities with two shopping malls including Chantry Place, and a wide range of independent boutique shops in the Norwich lanes. There is a wide array of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, a dynamic nightlife which caters for all age groups, and the Theatre Royal is one of the country’s oldest established theatres. The city is the most complete medieval city in the United Kingdom, including cobbled streets such as Elm Hill, Timber Hill and Tombland, with ancient buildings including St Andrews Hall, two Cathedrals and Norwich Castle. The River Wensum flows throughout the city with various pubs located along the river and with boat hire available. There are excellent transport links with Norwich train station providing a regular mainline service into London Liverpool Street, Cambridge and towards the coast. Norwich International Airport is also situated only 4 miles from the city centre.The city has two Universities including the University of East Anglia and Norwich University of The Arts. There are fantastic schools and colleges around the city and suburbs. Norfolk itself is arguably most famous for its man-made broads, a national park with over 125 miles of waterways set in beautiful countryside surrounded with charming and picturesque towns and villages with Wroxham, the capital of the broads, approximately 8 miles from the centre of Norwich.
Accommodation Comprises:-
Secure intercom entry with stairs to the first floor. Front door to:-
Entrance Hall:-
Radiator and two storage cupboards.
Bedroom:- (3.17 x 2.69 (10'4" x 8'9"))
Double glazed window and radiator.
Bathroom:-
Frosted double glazed window, low level WC, wash basin, bath with shower over, tiled splashbacks and radiator.
Lounge/Dining Room (4.29 into bay x 3.03 (14'0" into bay x 9'11"))
Double glazed window, radiator and opening to:-
Kitchen:- (2.48 x 2.27 (8'1" x 7'5"))
Double glazed window, fitted wall and base units with work tops over, one and a half bowl sink and drainer, space for cooker, washing machine and fridge/freezer and wall mounted gas boiler.
Outside:-
One allocated parking space and well maintained communal gardens.
Leasehold:
Leasehold – Term 125 years from 24 June 1988.
Service Charge:- £375 every 6 months
Ground Rent:- £0
Location:-
The Cathedral city of Norwich is set in the heart of East Anglia and has everything you would desire in a vibrant regional capital, including wonderful shopping facilities with two shopping malls including Chantry Place, and a wide range of independent boutique shops in the Norwich lanes. There is a wide array of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, a dynamic nightlife which caters for all age groups, and the Theatre Royal is one of the country’s oldest established theatres. The city is the most complete medieval city in the United Kingdom, including cobbled streets such as Elm Hill, Timber Hill and Tombland, with ancient buildings including St Andrews Hall, two Cathedrals and Norwich Castle. The River Wensum flows throughout the city with various pubs located along the river and with boat hire available. There are excellent transport links with Norwich train station providing a regular mainline service into London Liverpool Street, Cambridge and towards the coast. Norwich International Airport is also situated only 4 miles from the city centre.The city has two Universities including the University of East Anglia and Norwich University of The Arts. There are fantastic schools and colleges around the city and suburbs. Norfolk itself is arguably most famous for its man-made broads, a national park with over 125 miles of waterways set in beautiful countryside surrounded with charming and picturesque towns and villages with Wroxham, the capital of the broads, approximately 8 miles from the centre of Norwich.
Accommodation Comprises:-
Secure intercom entry with stairs to the first floor. Front door to:-
Entrance Hall:-
Radiator and two storage cupboards.
Bedroom:- (3.17 x 2.69 (10'4" x 8'9"))
Double glazed window and radiator.
Bathroom:-
Frosted double glazed window, low level WC, wash basin, bath with shower over, tiled splashbacks and radiator.
Lounge/Dining Room (4.29 into bay x 3.03 (14'0" into bay x 9'11"))
Double glazed window, radiator and opening to:-
Kitchen:- (2.48 x 2.27 (8'1" x 7'5"))
Double glazed window, fitted wall and base units with work tops over, one and a half bowl sink and drainer, space for cooker, washing machine and fridge/freezer and wall mounted gas boiler.
Outside:-
One allocated parking space and well maintained communal gardens.
Leasehold:
Leasehold – Term 125 years from 24 June 1988.
Service Charge:- £375 every 6 months
Ground Rent:- £0
