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> One Bedroom Standard Construction Retirement Apartment For The Over 60s
> EPC Rating B
> Council Tax Band B
> Resident & Visitor Parking
> No Onward Chain
Property Description
Offered for sale with no upward chain and situated in a popular complex for the over 60s, is this good size one bedroom first floor apartment (with lift access). The apartment is located close to Littleover Village and the complex benefits from a 24-hour warden careline service, uPVC double glazing, electric storage heating, secure intercom system, communal lounge, guest area, communal parking and laundry room.
The accommodation in brief comprises: Entrance hall with generous store cupboard; spacious open plan lounge/diner with Juliet balcony overlooking the well-maintained communal grounds; modern fitted kitchen; spacious double bedroom with fitted wardrobes; modern fitted shower room with double walk-in shower cubicle.
Outside, the property is surrounded by well-maintained communal gardens together with resident and visitor communal parking.
Ridgeway Court is conveniently situated for local amenities, including shops and regular bus services to and from Derby City Centre and beyond. There is also good access to all major roads, the motorway network and The Royal Derby Hospital.
Room Measurements & Details:
Entrance Hall: (6'10" x 3'3") 2.08 x 0.99
Lounge/Diner: (17'4" x 8'10") 5.28 x 2.69
Kitchen: (8'9" x 5'7") 2.67 x 1.70
Double Bedroom: (11'4" x 8'6") 3.45 x 2.59
Shower Room: (6'8" x 5'5") 2.03 x 1.65
Lease Information:
The property is held on a 125-year lease with 102 years remaining as of September 2024.
Annual Service Charge: £3,600.00
Annual Ground Rent: £350.00
Managing Agents: Estates & Management Limited
Freeholder: First Port
Ridgeway Court, 224 Warwick Avenue, DERBY, DE23
Valid until 30.09.2034
Property Type: | Mid-floor flat | Walls: | Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed) |
Walls Energy: | Good | Roof: | (another dwelling above) |
Window: | Fully double glazed | Window Energy: | Average |
Main Heating: | Electric storage heaters | Main Heating Energy: | Average |
Main Heating Controls: | Controls for high heat retention storage heaters | Main Heating Controls Energy: | Good |
Hot Water System: | Electric immersion, off-peak | Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Average |
Lighting: | Low energy lighting in all fixed outlets | Lighting Energy: | Very good |
Floors: | (another dwelling below) | Secondary Heating: | Room heaters, electric |
Total Floor Area: | 34 m2 |
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