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This ground floor apartment is nestled within a quiet and sought after location. A stones throw is Crosby beach with the award winning ‘Antony Gormley’ statues and Hall Road Train station with excellent links to both Liverpool and Southport. Beautiful local parks, golf courses are all on hand whilst Crosby village and local shops are a short walk away. The neutrally decorated apartment is ideal for any buyer wanting bright and airy spaces and good sized rooms.
The property briefly comprises of communal entrance hallway, private entrance with cloaks area, open plan lounge with modern kitchen/breakfast room off. Two good sized bedrooms and modern bathroom. Communal gardens. The property has been installed with UPVC double glazing and a gas fired central heating system has been installed. En-bloc garage and parking.
Entrance door with entry com system. Stairs to upper levels. Door leading to communal viewings.
Entrance door, cloaks area with storage cupboard.
UPVC double glazed windows to rear and side. Radiator. Opening to:
Modern units comprising of worktops inset with stainless steel sink unit with splash backs. Space for fridge/freezer, plumbing for washing machine. Electric oven, gas hob with extractor fan over. UPVC double glazed window to side. Breakfast bar area.
UPVC double glazed windows to front, radiator. Fitted wardrobes.
UPVC double glazed window, radiator. Fitted wardrobe.
White suite comprising of panel bath with shower over, low level WC, wash hand basin. Tiled walls and flooring. UPVC double glazed window.
En-bloc garage. Up and over door. Accessed via communal driveway.
Communal gardens to front, side and rear. Laid to lawn with mature shrubs.
The current management charge is £100 per month to include ground rent, communal cleaning, gardening and building insurance. The length of lease is a 999 term with the lease starting in 1963.
