1 bed Flat For Sale £140,000
A well presented first floor apartment which enjoys an elevated view up to Selsley and is ideally located within easy reach of Stroudwater Canal and Nailsworth cycle track. Outside there is an allocated parking space and a communal entrance to leading to No. 7 and one other apartment. Inside the apartment there is a good size entrance hall, double aspect sitting room with feature bay window, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. The flat also benefits from gas central heating, uPVC double glazing and loft storage.
Lease Details: Length of lease remaining: 981 years. Ground Rent: £50.00pa. Service Charge: £1300.00pa. Management Company: First Port
Electric supply: mains
Water supply: mains
Sewerage: mains
Heating: gas central heating
Standard broadband
Council Tax Band A
In Stroud, you will find a wide-ranging mix of cafes and shops and one of the best Farmers Markets in the country. Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Five Valleys, the town is nestled in dramatic Cotswold countryside. Most of the shops are owned by independent proprietors where you will find something for everyone, from fresh bread and cakes to specialist wines, fine quality meats and cheese. Stroud thrived on its woollen mills in the Industrial Revolution but is now the centre for the creative industries with writers and artists and the host of numerous festivals throughout the year. There are frequent and direct rail services run from Stroud to London Paddington, taking approximately 90 minutes. The M5 J13 and M4 J15 & J18 are also within easy reach for anyone looking to travel via car.
Lease Details: Length of lease remaining: 981 years. Ground Rent: £50.00pa. Service Charge: £1300.00pa. Management Company: First Port
Electric supply: mains
Water supply: mains
Sewerage: mains
Heating: gas central heating
Standard broadband
Council Tax Band A
In Stroud, you will find a wide-ranging mix of cafes and shops and one of the best Farmers Markets in the country. Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Five Valleys, the town is nestled in dramatic Cotswold countryside. Most of the shops are owned by independent proprietors where you will find something for everyone, from fresh bread and cakes to specialist wines, fine quality meats and cheese. Stroud thrived on its woollen mills in the Industrial Revolution but is now the centre for the creative industries with writers and artists and the host of numerous festivals throughout the year. There are frequent and direct rail services run from Stroud to London Paddington, taking approximately 90 minutes. The M5 J13 and M4 J15 & J18 are also within easy reach for anyone looking to travel via car.
