Share of freehold with 999-year lease remaining
Recently renovated; open-plan kitchen/living
Private enclosed gravelled rear garden (small)
Compact footprint — approx. 411 sq ft (small)
Electric heating only — potentially higher running costs
Located in very deprived area with high crime levels
Medium flood risk for the location
Low service charge and very cheap council tax
This compact two-bedroom flat sits within a Victorian conversion close to Gloucester city centre and Gloucester Quays. Recently renovated, the property offers an open-plan kitchen/living area, modern bathroom and a private enclosed gravel garden — an efficient, low-maintenance home for a first-time buyer or a straightforward buy-to-let.
Practical ownership is supported by a long lease (999 years/share of freehold), low service costs and no onward chain, making the sale process simpler. The apartment is heated by electric radiators and benefits from UPVC double glazing, keeping running and maintenance demands modest.
Buyers should note the flat is small (approx. 411 sq ft) and sits in a very deprived, high-crime urban neighbourhood with a medium flooding risk. Broadband speeds are average; mobile signal is excellent. Electric heating can be more costly than gas; the compact footprint limits storage and living space compared with larger homes.
Overall this is a recently refurbished, low-upkeep city-centre flat suited to someone prioritising location and a quick move-in or investors seeking an easily managed rental. The property’s positives—long lease, low service charge and private yard—are balanced by local area challenges and the compact interior size.
