- 25% shared ownership — affordable entry onto the ladder
- Two generously sized double bedrooms
- Open-plan living room with Juliet balcony
- Modern fitted kitchen with included appliances
- Designated off-street parking and communal rear garden
- Leasehold tenure — legal and finance checks essential
- Conflicting heating details in listing; verify system and history
- Crime levels above area average; consider security measures
This bright first-floor apartment offers an affordable route onto the ladder with a 25% shared ownership option. The open-plan living area, complete with a Juliet balcony, creates a light, airy feel across the principal living space. Two generously sized double bedrooms make the flat flexible for a couple, sharers, or a home office setup.
The property is modern-built (2007–2011), double glazed and benefits from fast broadband, a designated parking space and access to a communal rear garden. The fitted kitchen includes appliances so you can move in with minimal hassle. Council Tax band is low and the current EPC is a respectable 78C (potential 84B), supporting reasonable running costs.
Important practical points to check: the property is offered as 25% shared ownership on a leasehold title — buyers must satisfy eligibility and obtain legal/finance advice. There is conflicting heating information in the listing (both mains gas boiler and an electric system are referenced); prospective purchasers should verify the actual heating type and service history. The local area has very affluent characteristics, but recorded crime levels are above average, which may influence buyer priorities.
Overall, this is a compact, modern apartment aimed at first-time buyers seeking an affordable, low-maintenance home close to local amenities, schools and transport links. It represents good value for those comfortable with shared ownership and willing to confirm tenure and heating details before purchase.
