Open‑plan 27'5" x 12'8" lounge/kitchen diner
Two bedrooms; one good‑sized, one smaller
Currently tenanted — £715pcm (can be sold vacant)
Off‑street carport and driveway for two cars
Double glazing; gas boiler and radiators
Leasehold — lease length and charges unconfirmed
High local crime rates; very deprived area
No private garden; communal entrance only
Set on the first floor of a low‑maintenance brick block, this two‑bed apartment offers straightforward, ready‑made rental income or an entry-level buy-to-let. The open‑plan lounge/kitchen diner is the apartment’s focal point, with integrated appliances and a useful breakfast bar creating a flexible living space for tenants or first‑time owners.
Practical features include double glazing, mains gas central heating and off‑street parking for two cars beneath a carport. The property is currently let at £715pcm, offering an immediate income stream for an investor. It can also be sold vacant if needed, giving a buyer flexibility on occupation strategy.
Important negatives are factual and should influence any offer: the flat is leasehold (vendor to confirm lease length and service charges), the surrounding area scores high for crime and is in a very deprived ward, and the communal entrance and carport mean there is no private garden. Prospective buyers should commission their own surveys and checks on services and the boiler.
This apartment will suit an investor seeking a straightforward, let-ready property in a city location, or a buyer after an affordable, low‑maintenance home. Expect to budget for standard maintenance and to verify lease and service charge details before committing.
