2 bed Flat For Sale £189,950
A GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT situated in a well maintained residential development within walking distance of the town centre and its amenities, plus transport connections. The apartment has its own private entrance, two double bedrooms, and externally there are two allocated parking spaces as well as a private garden to the rear of the block. IDEAL FIRST TIME/INVESTMENT PURCHASE.
ACCOMMODATION
Enter through the apartment's own private entrance into the Hallway where all the rooms can be accessed from. To the front of the apartment is the spacious Living Room and a separate fitted Kitchen which has space for a dining table. At the back of the apartment are the two double bedrooms overlooking the private garden. The bathroom has a three piece white suite. There is also a shelved Airing Cupboard with radiator within. The property benefits from gas central heating & double glazing.
OUTSIDE
Adjacent to the block of apartments and next to this one are the two allocated parking spaces. Accessed through the archway to the rear of the apartments are the private garden areas. This apartment's garden area is laid to lawn with an Apple tree and hedge boundary. There is also a brick built storage shed in the front courtyard, ideal for storing bicycles, gardening equipment etc.
AGENTS NOTE
The property is Leasehold on the residue of a 999 year lease dated 1992.
The development is managed by Norwood Property Management Ltd - charges are approximately £1200 per annum, payable monthly.
A new Worcester Bosh Combi boiler was installed April 2022.
Council Tax - BANES - Band 'A'
LOCATION
Radstock is a town in Somerset, situated 9 miles southwest of Bath, and is one of the best preserved former coal-mining towns in England. The town is home to Writhlington School, famous for its orchid collection, and a range of educational, religious and cultural buildings and sporting clubs. Running into the town are two routes for cyclists, the local Greenway and a section of the National Cycle Network which runs from Bath through Radstock and onto Frome and the South Coast.
