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Service charge (For Leasehold tenure): £1664 per year. Don't miss the opportunity to make this top-floor apartment in the City Centre your next home or investment. Just minutes from Deansgate, it offers a prime central location.The apartment is beautifully presented throughout, featuring a stylish red gloss kitchen with integrated appliances. The open-plan dining and living area benefits from a Juliette-style balcony, while the property also includes a double bedroom and a modern three-piece bathroom.This is an excellent buy-to-let investment with a strong rental yield, currently tenanted until July 2025.Lease: 999 years from 2007. Service charge: £1,664 annually. Ground rent: £175 annually.Council Tax: Band BEPC: D

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