Two-bed top-floor flat with tenant in situ and over £10k pa income..
Two double bedrooms with en-suite to master
Top-floor apartment, approx. 633 sq ft (average size)
Open-plan living/kitchen; practical layout for tenants
Tenant in situ paying £850pcm; income >£10k pa
Allocated off-street parking and gated entry
EPC rating D; electric room heaters (less efficient)
Leasehold tenure — check terms and any service charges
Located in very deprived area; local rental demand profile
A practical buy-to-let in central Coventry, this two-double-bedroom top-floor apartment is currently let and producing over £10,200 per year (tenant in situ at £850pcm). The 633 sq ft property has an open-plan living/kitchen, en-suite to the master and a separate family bathroom — a straightforward layout that suits couples, sharers or investors seeking stable rental income.
The development offers allocated off-street parking, gated entry and low-maintenance brick construction (built c.1996–2002). Council Tax band B and a D EPC keep running costs relatively modest, supporting tenant demand in a city-centre location close to shops, buses and local schools.
Notable factors for buyers: the flat is leasehold, heated by electric room heaters and relies on double glazing of unknown age. EPC D and electric heating may limit appeal to some tenants and could require improvement work to increase efficiency and long-term value. The property sits in an area classed as very deprived, which influences local yields and tenant profiles.
For an investor, this is a near-term income opportunity with scope to improve energy performance and marketability. For owner-occupiers considering future buy-to-let potential, the layout and location are practical, but factor in leasehold terms and possible upgrade costs for heating and insulation.