2 bed Flat For Sale £215,000
*TWO DOUBLE BEDROOM, TWO BATHROOM, SPACIOUS APARTMENT with ALLOCATED PARKING SPACE*
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT IN GRADE II LISTED ESTATE SEEPED IN HISTORY DATING BACK TO THE 18TH CENTURY. Converted and sympathetically expanded in the 1990's into luxury residential apartments following the relocation of Moor Allerton Primary School, 19 Moor Allerton Hall is part of the expansion.
The apartment itself has a fantastic open plan living space with dual aspect views and French doors out to a small patio area and the communal grounds beyond. Fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar peninsula, incorporating integrated electric hob and oven, fridge freezer, washer/dryer and dishwasher. There are two double bedrooms with the primary bedroom having an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is also a good-sized double bedroom. Spacious bathroom with shower over bath. Allocated parking space. Restful communal gardens. Excellent location to Lidgett Lane, Stainburn Parade and Street Lane facilities with Oakwood Parade also in close distance. Easy commuting distance to Leeds City Centre within 15 minutes via car. EPC Rating C. Council tax band D.
History Of Moor Allerton Hall - The Grande grade listed Moor Allerton Hall (also historically known as Allerton House. Grange House and The White House) was built in the late 18th century as a country house. The central section of the house has a porch with Tuscan columns and is topped by balustrade parapet. The entrance is flanked by two large bow fronted bays.
Moor Allerton Hall was the home of Lt. Col Lambert, George Smith (cloth merchant), Henry Price Bowring (ship owner/merchant) and R.B Hopkins and Family. (Source: Leodis)
Moor Allerton Hall was later converted to a Primary School (Moor Allerton Hall County Primary School) by Leeds Education Authority. In the 1990s, following the relocation of the primary school to purpose built premises and grounds, Moor Allerton Hall was sympathetically extended and converted into luxury apartments by Country & Metropolitan Homes.
Information accredited to: friendsofallertongrange website
Leasehold & Charges - Leasehold - 125 years from 01.01.2001. Approx 103 years remaining.
Service Charge: £2359.13 PA
Ground Rent Charge: £100.00 PA
Council Tax Band: D
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT IN GRADE II LISTED ESTATE SEEPED IN HISTORY DATING BACK TO THE 18TH CENTURY. Converted and sympathetically expanded in the 1990's into luxury residential apartments following the relocation of Moor Allerton Primary School, 19 Moor Allerton Hall is part of the expansion.
The apartment itself has a fantastic open plan living space with dual aspect views and French doors out to a small patio area and the communal grounds beyond. Fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar peninsula, incorporating integrated electric hob and oven, fridge freezer, washer/dryer and dishwasher. There are two double bedrooms with the primary bedroom having an en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is also a good-sized double bedroom. Spacious bathroom with shower over bath. Allocated parking space. Restful communal gardens. Excellent location to Lidgett Lane, Stainburn Parade and Street Lane facilities with Oakwood Parade also in close distance. Easy commuting distance to Leeds City Centre within 15 minutes via car. EPC Rating C. Council tax band D.
History Of Moor Allerton Hall - The Grande grade listed Moor Allerton Hall (also historically known as Allerton House. Grange House and The White House) was built in the late 18th century as a country house. The central section of the house has a porch with Tuscan columns and is topped by balustrade parapet. The entrance is flanked by two large bow fronted bays.
Moor Allerton Hall was the home of Lt. Col Lambert, George Smith (cloth merchant), Henry Price Bowring (ship owner/merchant) and R.B Hopkins and Family. (Source: Leodis)
Moor Allerton Hall was later converted to a Primary School (Moor Allerton Hall County Primary School) by Leeds Education Authority. In the 1990s, following the relocation of the primary school to purpose built premises and grounds, Moor Allerton Hall was sympathetically extended and converted into luxury apartments by Country & Metropolitan Homes.
Information accredited to: friendsofallertongrange website
Leasehold & Charges - Leasehold - 125 years from 01.01.2001. Approx 103 years remaining.
Service Charge: £2359.13 PA
Ground Rent Charge: £100.00 PA
Council Tax Band: D
