2 Bedroom Flat for sale in Coniston Court, Downesway, Sharston

An excellent, ground floor apartment ideal for the first time buyer looking for 'ready to move into' modern living. The 62 sqm apartment benefits from newly installed, efficient electric storage heaters and in brief comprises, entrance vestibule, hall, open plan living/dining room to grey gloss fitted kitchen, 2 bedrooms and attractive bathroom. Outside there is an allocated parking space. Conveniently located for motorway access an early viewing is highly recommended. NO ONWARD CHAIN

Material Information Part A:

Council Tax Band - B

Tenure: Leasehold - 999 years from March 1990

Ground Rent - £312 pa

Service Charge -  £127.70.pcm

Management Company - Premier Estates

Material Information Part B:

Property Type: Ground Floor

Property Construction: TBC

Number of Rooms: Please refer to Floorplan for the number

Electricity Supply: Yes

Water Supply: Yes

Sewerage: Mains

Heating: Electric Heating Throughout.

Broadband: According to Think Broadband Checker -  FTTP is available dependent on provider.

Mobile Signal/Coverage: Voice & Data Available dependent on Provider (Please use link below to check your preferred provider speeds)

Parking: Allocated Parking

Material Information Part C:

Building Safety: No known issues

Restrictions: None according to the Land Registry - Please refer to the annexed Land Registry Title copy PDF

Flooded: We have been advised the property has never suffered from flooding

Flood Risk Rivers & Sea: No risk / Flood Risk Surface Water:  Very Low Risk

Planning Permission: N/A

Planning Search Accessibility / Adaptions: None

Coalfield or Mining area: No

Energy Rating: C

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