FOR SALE Upon instructions of the Fixed Charge Receivers
Description
Former church hall which has been converted to comprise three self contained apartments
The property comprises a mid terrace former church hall dating back to the 1900s that has prominent frontage to the main road. The building is arranged
over three internal storeys, with an apartment on each floor.
● Apartment 1 is on the ground floor and has one bedroom.
● Apartment 2 is on the first floor, and is a three bedroom duplex with two bathrooms.
● Apartment 3 is situated in the roof space and has two/three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The internal finish is of wood laminate floors to the living areas, with painted plaster walls and tiled floors in the bathroom, with tiling around the shower
and sink. The kitchens have been fitted out with Neue appliances, Neff cooker hobs and wood effect worktops. The shower rooms / bathrooms all have
with double walk in showers and rain shower heads. All apartments benefit from a modern, open plan feel and have areas that take advantage of the
original building, such as areas of high ceilings
We understand that the property was originally converted from 2020 onwards.
Some snagging and works of finishing off are required. In addition the planning
permission that relates to the conversion refers to provision of parking and this
has not been done as of yet.
TENURE INFORMATION
The property is held by way of two freehold titles. Copies of the Register and
Title Plan are available on request.
EPC
Flat 1-3 = All assessed as D.
COUNCIL TAX
Apartments 1 and 3 – B = £1,661.23 each
We have not had sight of the rating for flats but we assume it will be similarly
assessed.
ACCOMMODATION
Flat 1 = 83.39m2 / 898 sq.ft.
Flat 2 = 149.43m2 / 1,609 sq.ft
Flat 3 = 153.48m2 / 1,652 sq.ft
Total GIA 386.3 m2 / 4,158 sq.ft.
OUTSIDE
There is a small area of amenity space to the rear which has been made into a
patio and raised decking terrace for flat 3.
One of the titles contains a smaller plot of land across the road, adjacent to the
approach to the railway station and we assume this was intended to provide the
parking required.
