2 bed Flat For Sale £240,000
A beautiful apartment forming part of the exclusive development of Mitchell House, this two-bedroom luxury top floor apartment is finished to a high specification. We welcome this light and spacious home with open plan living including High quality fixtures and fittings with high gloss, handle less style kitchen units with integrated appliances. Two double bedrooms are complimented by designer bathroom suite with tiling to walls and floor with the principal bedroom benefitting from its own en-suite. Engineered oak flooring to the lounge/kitchens and carpet fitted to the bedrooms. Additional features include ventilation system, newly fitted double glazed windows and a video entry system. This flat is a must-see with it being one of two of its kind in this block and benefits from an allocated parking space.
Council Tax Band: A
Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 122
Annual Ground Rent: £220
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: TBC
Annual Service: £436
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.
Proudly named after R J Mitchell, the talented engineer who led the team designing the beloved Spitfire. Designed as a short-range high-performance aircraft, the Spitfire was instrumental in the Battle of Britain between July and October 1940. In the town centre itself, you can enjoy professional theatre, contemporary and traditional dance, comedy, opera and film at The Point dance and arts centre, or two sculpture trails giving you the chance to take in a variety of public art around the area. The Swan shopping centre is right on your immediate doorstep, offering a range of retail options and high street names, add to that Eastleigh Market for when you’re looking for something a bit different and you’ll find all your shopping needs well taken care of. When it comes to eating out, you are spoilt for choice. Whether you fancy a pub meal, a tasty Italian or some Indian spice, you will find a range of pubs and restaurants just around the corner. Entertainment and leisure options are also plentiful with theatres, cinemas and a museum all within easy reach and rugby, tennis, cricket, golf, hockey and football clubs for the sports fans. Education needn’t be a worry with infant and junior schools and a college less than a mile from Mitchell House and Southampton and Winchester Universities within easy reach. Travel is easy too, with the railway station directly opposite with direct lines to London Waterloo (journey time approx. 1 hour 20 minutes) and Southampton Airport (journey time 3 minutes) and onwards to Southampton and the South Coast. If you’re going by car, both the M3 and M27 give easy road access to Southampton, Winchester, Bournemouth, Portsmouth and places in between. For journeys further afield, Southampton Airport is just 1.3 miles from home.
Council Tax Band: A
Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 122
Annual Ground Rent: £220
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: TBC
Annual Service: £436
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.
Proudly named after R J Mitchell, the talented engineer who led the team designing the beloved Spitfire. Designed as a short-range high-performance aircraft, the Spitfire was instrumental in the Battle of Britain between July and October 1940. In the town centre itself, you can enjoy professional theatre, contemporary and traditional dance, comedy, opera and film at The Point dance and arts centre, or two sculpture trails giving you the chance to take in a variety of public art around the area. The Swan shopping centre is right on your immediate doorstep, offering a range of retail options and high street names, add to that Eastleigh Market for when you’re looking for something a bit different and you’ll find all your shopping needs well taken care of. When it comes to eating out, you are spoilt for choice. Whether you fancy a pub meal, a tasty Italian or some Indian spice, you will find a range of pubs and restaurants just around the corner. Entertainment and leisure options are also plentiful with theatres, cinemas and a museum all within easy reach and rugby, tennis, cricket, golf, hockey and football clubs for the sports fans. Education needn’t be a worry with infant and junior schools and a college less than a mile from Mitchell House and Southampton and Winchester Universities within easy reach. Travel is easy too, with the railway station directly opposite with direct lines to London Waterloo (journey time approx. 1 hour 20 minutes) and Southampton Airport (journey time 3 minutes) and onwards to Southampton and the South Coast. If you’re going by car, both the M3 and M27 give easy road access to Southampton, Winchester, Bournemouth, Portsmouth and places in between. For journeys further afield, Southampton Airport is just 1.3 miles from home.
