Guide price
£169,995
1 bed flat for saleBotley Road, Park Gate, Hampshire SO31
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Chain free
Leasehold
About this property
First Floor
One Bedroom
Lounge/Kitchen
Private Entrance
Parking
No Chain
This attractive first-floor apartment, nestled in a sought-after development on the outskirts of Park Gate and Locks Heath, offers convenient access to amenities and is close to Swanwick train station.
Boasting a thoughtfully designed layout, the property comprises a communal entrance hall with a security entrance video system and staircase leading to all floors. Inside, a private front door opens onto an entrance hall, leading to a spacious lounge/kitchen illuminated by dual aspects, providing space for a study area.
The modern kitchen is equipped with an integrated cooker and ample storage. Additionally, there's a generously sized double bedroom and a three-piece bathroom. Gas central heating and double glazing ensure year-round comfort.
Outside, residents enjoy allocated parking for one car, alongside extra visitor parking and access to communal gardens.
Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 105
Annual Ground Rent: £495
Ground Rent Increase: 5%
Ground Rent Review Period: 5 years
Annual Service: £1948.36
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.
Additional information
Materials used in construction: Brick
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
The well served village of Park Gate straddles a 2 mile stretch of the A27 and merges into Sarisbury Green to the West, and Segensworth to the East. Just North is the local railway station known as Swanwick (which can be a little confusing as it’s closer to Park Gate than Swanwick) it provides services along the South Coast between Brighton and Poole and an hourly service to London Victoria. Beyond the station is the M27 motorway, and further North are the settlements of Burridge and Curbridge (not to be confused with Curdridge), these settlements provide a semi-rural feel and they adjoin the banks of the River Hamble making them ideal for nature lovers. The Southern edge of Park Gate merges into Locks Heath where there is a substantial shopping village. In Park Gate itself there is a very good range of shops and facilities, including a bank, an optician, hairdressers, a Co-op, Sainsbury's, florist, fruiterers, chemist, cafe and 2 filling stations.
Boasting a thoughtfully designed layout, the property comprises a communal entrance hall with a security entrance video system and staircase leading to all floors. Inside, a private front door opens onto an entrance hall, leading to a spacious lounge/kitchen illuminated by dual aspects, providing space for a study area.
The modern kitchen is equipped with an integrated cooker and ample storage. Additionally, there's a generously sized double bedroom and a three-piece bathroom. Gas central heating and double glazing ensure year-round comfort.
Outside, residents enjoy allocated parking for one car, alongside extra visitor parking and access to communal gardens.
Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 105
Annual Ground Rent: £495
Ground Rent Increase: 5%
Ground Rent Review Period: 5 years
Annual Service: £1948.36
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.
Additional information
Materials used in construction: Brick
For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online
The well served village of Park Gate straddles a 2 mile stretch of the A27 and merges into Sarisbury Green to the West, and Segensworth to the East. Just North is the local railway station known as Swanwick (which can be a little confusing as it’s closer to Park Gate than Swanwick) it provides services along the South Coast between Brighton and Poole and an hourly service to London Victoria. Beyond the station is the M27 motorway, and further North are the settlements of Burridge and Curbridge (not to be confused with Curdridge), these settlements provide a semi-rural feel and they adjoin the banks of the River Hamble making them ideal for nature lovers. The Southern edge of Park Gate merges into Locks Heath where there is a substantial shopping village. In Park Gate itself there is a very good range of shops and facilities, including a bank, an optician, hairdressers, a Co-op, Sainsbury's, florist, fruiterers, chemist, cafe and 2 filling stations.
More information
Tenure
Leasehold (103 years)
Service charge
£1,842 per year
Council tax band
A
Ground rent
£500
Ground rent date of next review
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