Two-bedroom first-floor flat with open-plan lounge/kitchen
Recently refitted kitchen with integrated appliances
Allocated off-street resident parking space
Long lease: 168 years remaining
Service charge approximately £3,000 per year (paid £1,500 biannually)
Compact overall size ~491 sq ft — limited internal storage
Solid brick Victorian building; no insulation details noted
Short walk to beach, shops, parks and mainline station
This bright two-bedroom first-floor flat combines Victorian character with a recently refitted kitchen and open-plan living — an appealing option for buyers seeking a low-maintenance seaside base or a compact city home. Sash bay windows bring south- and west-facing light into the living space; an allocated off-street parking space and attractive communal gardens add useful outside space.
The flat benefits from a long lease (168 years), gas central heating via a modern boiler, and fast local transport links to shops, restaurants, parks and the beach. The layout is efficient at roughly 491 sq ft with an open-plan lounge/kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom with an over-bath shower.
Be clear on running costs and fabric: service charges average £3,000 per year (paid as £1,500 every six months). The building is solid-brick Victorian construction with no listed insulation details, so buyers should expect typical period-wall thermal performance unless upgraded. The overall footprint is compact, so space-conscious living or light downsizing suits best.
In short: move-in ready with period charm and seaside convenience, long lease security and resident parking — but modest internal space and notable communal service costs to factor into budgeting.
