01323 416600
Leasehold - Share of Freehold 1 Bedroom
1 Reception
1 Bathroom
8 Moatcroft Court, Moatcroft Road, Eastbourne, BN21 1NF A one bedroom first floor apartment forming part of this popular purpose built block. Situated in the Old Town area of Eastbourne the flat is within easy walking distance of Waitrose and Gildredge Park and benefits from a refitted kitchn and bathroom, sealed unit double glazing and night storage heater. The flat also offers residents parking facilties and a share in the freehold. www.town-property.com
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8 Moatcroft Court, Moatcroft Road, Eastbourne, BN21 1NF Main Features
Leasehold - Share of Freehold
£139,950
Entrance Stairs to communal entrance door. Private entrance door to first floor landing.
• Purpose built
Hallway
• First floor
Airing cupboard. Loft hatch. Built-in cupboard.
• 1 bedroom
Lounge
• Lounge
17'11" x 9'10" (5.46m x 3.00m) Coved ceiling. Television point. Double glazed patio doors to balcony. Further door to:
• Fitted kitchen
Fitted Kitchen
• Modern bathroom • Night storage heating • Double glazing
10'0"x 5'7" (3.05mx 1.70m) Range of fitted wall and base units. Worktop with inset single drainer sink unit with mixer tap. Built-in electric hob and oven. Extractor cooker hood. Plumbing and space for washing machine. Space for upright fridge/freezer. Part tiled walls. Double glazed window.
Bedroom 11'1" x 9'11" (3.38m x 3.02m) Night storage heater. Range of build-in wardrobes. Double glazed window to front aspect.
Bathroom White suite comprising panelled bath with mixer tap and shower over. Low level WC. Vanity unit with wash hand basin, chrome mixer tap and cupboards below. Frosted double glazed window.
EPC = E.
THE VENDOR HAS ADVISED US OF THE FOLLOWING DETAILS. WE HAVE NOT INSPECTED THE LEASE NOR SEEN MAINTENANCE ACCOUNTS TO VERIFY THIS INFORMATION. Ground Rent: N/A. Maintenance: £1043.44 per annum. Lease: 125 years from 2005.
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[email protected] 01323 416600
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