Key Features:
> Two Bedroomed Bungalow
> Over 60's Retirement Development
> 24/7 lifeline Service Linked To Property
> Awaiting EPC Rating, Traditional Construction
> Council Tax Band A, Leasehold
Property Description
A two bedroomed bungalow occupying a sought after location close to local amenities and available for sale with no upward chain. The property is set within a sought after over 60's retirement complex and viewing is recommended.
The property benefits from electric storage heating and double glazing and briefly comprises:- reception hallway with cloaks cupboard and airing cupboard, spacious lounge with patio doors overlooking mature gardens, fitted kitchen with freestanding appliances included in the sale, two bedrooms and spacious shower room.Outside, there are two slate areas and paved seating areas together with mature communal gardens surrounding the property and resident and visitors parking.
Meadowlark Grove is particularly well situated for Oakwood and its range of shops, Doctors, Dentist and Opticians together with excellent road links for the A52, M1 motorway, A50 and Nottingham East Midlands Airport
Room Measurement & Details
Reception Hallway:
Lounge: (14'8" x 12'7") 4.47 x 3.84
Kitchen: (10'10" x 6'11") 3.30 x 2.11
Bedroom One: (10'10" x 9'0") 3.30 x 2.74
Bedroom Two: (9'3" x 5'10") 2.82 x 1.78
Modern Shower Room: (7'0" x 5'9") 2.13 x 1.75
Outside:
The bungalow stands within well maintained and professionally tended gardens and grounds. There is ample resident and visitor on-site parking spaces.
Leasehold:
The property is held on a long lease of 125 years from 31st March 1999 at a peppercorn rent. The service charge of approximately £2300.00 per annum and covers such items as maintenance of the communal gardens and grounds, lighting of common ways, external repairs, etc.
DERBY, DE21
Valid until 05.02.2019
Walls: | Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed) | Walls Energy: | Good |
Roof: | Pitched, 300 mm loft insulation | Roof Energy: | Very good |
Window: | Fully double glazed | Window Energy: | Average |
Main Heating: | Electric storage heaters | Main Heating Energy: | Poor |
Main Heating Controls: | Automatic charge control | Main Heating Controls Energy: | Average |
Hot Water System: | Electric immersion, off-peak | Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Average |
Lighting: | No low energy lighting | Lighting Energy: | Very poor |
Floors: | Solid, no insulation (assumed) | Secondary Heating: | Room heaters, electric |
Total Floor Area: | 52 m2 |
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