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Map2 bedroom ground floor maisonette
Chain-free
Ground floor maisonette
2 beds
1 bath
688 sq ft / 64 sq m
EPC rating: B
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold
Ground rent: £250 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Service charge: £3,900 per annum
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Tenure: Leasehold
- Flour House
- Garden maisonette
- Large open plan living area
- 28ft x 18ft4 garden
- 2 double bedrooms
- Stylish bathroom
- Secure allocated parking
- Lift
- Floor area 64 square metres
- EPC B
A very cool and contemporary 2 double bedroom garden maisonette in Flour House, with secure underground parking space and lift to all floors. No onward chain.
Overview
A very cool and contemporary 2 double bedroom garden maisonette in Flour House, with secure underground parking space and lift to all floors. No onward chain.
Built in 2019 to an exceptional standard, the block forms part of the historic General Hospital redevelopment which sits on Guinea Street, a stone's throw from the waters edge and many popular eateries, cafés and shops. It is fair to say, the location offers the very best of living in the heart of the city.
Inside, the apartment is stylish and immaculate. Oak floor runs throughout the sizeable living space which is open plan to the sleek kitchen. Twin floor to ceiling French doors open out to a 28ft x 18ft garden. Both bedrooms are doubles with Juliette balconies. Bedroom 1 has a large built-in wardrobe.
The stylish tiled bathroom has a white suite.
All in all this is a great home and ideal for those looking for quality and easy living whilst having the convenience of all the amenities the city has to offer.
No onward chain.
Location
Waterfront, also described as Harbourside, is the area in the city centre around the Floating Harbour. It's a vibrant, bustling area of former workshops and warehouses, many of them converted into modern apartment buildings.
There are cultural venues, such as the Arnolfini art gallery, Watershed media and arts centre, M Shed museum, and At-Bristol science exhibition centre. There is also a range of restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
Apartments come in all shapes and sizes, and all prices. Waterfront living is popular with professionals, as well as couples downsizing or choosing the urban life. There are a limited number of houses around, too. Cumberland Road on the south side has a mix of period townhouses and some of the first waterfront developments offer two- and three-bedroom houses.
Material information (provided by owner)
Leasehold - 170 years remaining. Ground rent £250pa. Service charge £3900pa. Council tax band C.
Overview
A very cool and contemporary 2 double bedroom garden maisonette in Flour House, with secure underground parking space and lift to all floors. No onward chain.
Built in 2019 to an exceptional standard, the block forms part of the historic General Hospital redevelopment which sits on Guinea Street, a stone's throw from the waters edge and many popular eateries, cafés and shops. It is fair to say, the location offers the very best of living in the heart of the city.
Inside, the apartment is stylish and immaculate. Oak floor runs throughout the sizeable living space which is open plan to the sleek kitchen. Twin floor to ceiling French doors open out to a 28ft x 18ft garden. Both bedrooms are doubles with Juliette balconies. Bedroom 1 has a large built-in wardrobe.
The stylish tiled bathroom has a white suite.
All in all this is a great home and ideal for those looking for quality and easy living whilst having the convenience of all the amenities the city has to offer.
No onward chain.
Location
Waterfront, also described as Harbourside, is the area in the city centre around the Floating Harbour. It's a vibrant, bustling area of former workshops and warehouses, many of them converted into modern apartment buildings.
There are cultural venues, such as the Arnolfini art gallery, Watershed media and arts centre, M Shed museum, and At-Bristol science exhibition centre. There is also a range of restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
Apartments come in all shapes and sizes, and all prices. Waterfront living is popular with professionals, as well as couples downsizing or choosing the urban life. There are a limited number of houses around, too. Cumberland Road on the south side has a mix of period townhouses and some of the first waterfront developments offer two- and three-bedroom houses.
Material information (provided by owner)
Leasehold - 170 years remaining. Ground rent £250pa. Service charge £3900pa. Council tax band C.
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