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Brookbank Close, Town Centre
- 2 beds
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 Reception
This attractive first-floor apartment is situated within a popular development located within easy reach of Waitrose and the town centre. Boasting kitchen with fitted appliances, sitting-dining room, two double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, and allocated parking.
Accessed via a communal hallway, with sensor lighting, this apartment is positioned on the first floor of a modern building.
Upon entering the apartment, the spacious entrance hall gives access to all rooms and offers a double airing cupboard with rail.
The living room offers carpeted flooring and coving. The room is of a generous size allowing space for lounge and dining furniture.
The kitchen comprises tiled flooring, fitted wall and base units, undercabinet lighting, worktop with matching upstand and inset stainless steel bowl sink unit with separate drainer, mixer tap, and waste disposal fitted in 2020.
There is space for a washing machine and fitted appliances include a 70/30 fridge freezer, double oven, gas hob and modern chimney hood.
Both bedrooms are generous in size and offer carpeted flooring and fitted wardrobes.
The bathroom comprises tiled flooring, majority tiled walls, heated towel rail, shaver/charger point, useful window ledge, and white suite to include WC, basin, and bath with shower over.
Further benefits include allocated parking, gas central heating, and double glazing.
This superb property would be ideally suited to those looking to get onto the property ladder, looking for a bolthole in Cheltenham or investors alike as would make for an excellent buy-to-let purchase.
Tenure: Leasehold:
Length remaining of leasehold: 978 years
Ground Rent: £125
Ground Rent Review: Annually
Service Charge £1600
Service Charge Review: Anually
Council Tax Band: B
Cheltenham offers easy access to the A40 and M5 motorways and is equidistant from Bristol and Birmingham, with good north-south high-speed rail links.
The town itself is a beautiful Regency Spa, famous for its many festivals including Literature, Music, Science, Jazz, and the legendary National Hunt racing festival, The Cheltenham Gold Cup.
The town centre boasts a variety of local and high street shops, eateries, bars, and art galleries attracting visitors from far and wide.
All information regarding the property details, including its position on Leasehold, is to be confirmed between vendor and purchaser solicitors.
Accessed via a communal hallway, with sensor lighting, this apartment is positioned on the first floor of a modern building.
Upon entering the apartment, the spacious entrance hall gives access to all rooms and offers a double airing cupboard with rail.
The living room offers carpeted flooring and coving. The room is of a generous size allowing space for lounge and dining furniture.
The kitchen comprises tiled flooring, fitted wall and base units, undercabinet lighting, worktop with matching upstand and inset stainless steel bowl sink unit with separate drainer, mixer tap, and waste disposal fitted in 2020.
There is space for a washing machine and fitted appliances include a 70/30 fridge freezer, double oven, gas hob and modern chimney hood.
Both bedrooms are generous in size and offer carpeted flooring and fitted wardrobes.
The bathroom comprises tiled flooring, majority tiled walls, heated towel rail, shaver/charger point, useful window ledge, and white suite to include WC, basin, and bath with shower over.
Further benefits include allocated parking, gas central heating, and double glazing.
This superb property would be ideally suited to those looking to get onto the property ladder, looking for a bolthole in Cheltenham or investors alike as would make for an excellent buy-to-let purchase.
Tenure: Leasehold:
Length remaining of leasehold: 978 years
Ground Rent: £125
Ground Rent Review: Annually
Service Charge £1600
Service Charge Review: Anually
Council Tax Band: B
Cheltenham offers easy access to the A40 and M5 motorways and is equidistant from Bristol and Birmingham, with good north-south high-speed rail links.
The town itself is a beautiful Regency Spa, famous for its many festivals including Literature, Music, Science, Jazz, and the legendary National Hunt racing festival, The Cheltenham Gold Cup.
The town centre boasts a variety of local and high street shops, eateries, bars, and art galleries attracting visitors from far and wide.
All information regarding the property details, including its position on Leasehold, is to be confirmed between vendor and purchaser solicitors.
