Bright two-bedroom apartment with parking and hill views, ideal for commuters.
Two double bedrooms with ensuite to master
Open-plan living/kitchen with full-height windows
South-west Juliet balcony with hill views
Covered allocated parking and secure cycle store
Chain free sale, convenient for train and town centre
Leasehold — 113 years remaining (original 125)
Service charge £3,045.28 pa; ground rent £250 pa
Lease restrictions: no letting, no pets, no short-term lets
A well-presented first-floor apartment offering two double bedrooms, an ensuite and an open-plan living space with large full-height windows that flood the rooms with light. The living area opens to a south-west facing Juliet balcony, providing evening sun and views towards the Quantock and Blackdown Hills. The modern fitted kitchen includes integrated Bosch appliances and the layout suits a professional couple or first-time buyer seeking a low-maintenance home close to amenities.
Practical benefits include covered allocated parking, a secure cycle store and level canal-side walks into the town centre and train station — useful for commuters. The property is offered chain free and the building presents a contemporary, low-rise façade which complements the apartment’s neutral, modern interior.
Important lease and running-cost details are set out plainly: the property is leasehold with 113 years remaining, an annual service charge of £3,045.28 and ground rent of £250 per year. The lease contains restrictions that prohibit subletting, keeping pets and short-term lettings such as Airbnb, so the home is primarily suited for owner-occupiers rather than buy-to-let investors.
Overall this is a straightforward, ready-to-move-into urban apartment with good transport links, modern fittings and sensible living space. Buyers should factor in the ongoing service charge and the leasehold restrictions when assessing suitability.