- Short walk to north-facing sandy beach and promenade
- Very long lease (c. 983 years); no ground rent or service charge
- Allocated off-street parking space for one vehicle
- Spacious double bedroom and modern shower room
- Mains gas boiler and radiators; C EPC rating
- Modest annual building insurance contribution (~£200)
- Area: high deprivation and above-average crime — consider local risks
- Double glazing fitted before 2002; typical mid‑20th century wear
Step into a bright, modern first-floor apartment just a short stroll from a north-facing sandy beach and promenade. The layout is straightforward and practical: a roomy lounge, a well-equipped kitchen with a wall-mounted gas boiler, a generous double bedroom and a neatly tiled shower room. Double glazing and gas central heating keep the flat comfortable year-round. A standout financial benefit is the very long lease (c. 983 years) with no ground rent or service charge; occupants only contribute a modest annual building insurance payment (around £200). Allocated off-street parking adds convenience in a coastal location with good links to the A55 and nearby towns. This property suits first-time buyers seeking a low-maintenance home and investors wanting a straightforward rental with seaside appeal. Note the surrounding area scores high on deprivation indices and has above-average crime levels; buyers should consider local social and safety services when assessing suitability. The block was converted mid-20th century and has been maintained, but purchasers should expect ordinary wear consistent with a property of this age (double glazing installed pre-2002, typical mid-century construction). No flooding risk and a C EPC rating mean running costs are reasonable, though a full viewing and routine surveys are recommended to check décor, heating and communal stair maintenance.
