Guide price
£300,000
(£516/sq. ft)
1 bed maisonette for saleCoulsdon Road, Cherry Blossom Court CR5
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
581 sq. ft
EPC Rating: B
Share of Freehold
About this property
Constructed in 2021
One Bedroom Maisonette
Private Garden
Share of Freehold
Remainder of 10 Year Warranty
0.2 Miles to Coulsdon Town Train Station
Guide Price - £300,000 to £325,000.
This stylish home welcomes you with an inviting hallway that immediately offers a sense of space, complete with a generous storage cupboard. To the right, you’ll find the bright and stylish open-plan kitchen/living/dining room. The contemporary kitchen is fully integrated and finished with sleek quartz work surfaces and a matching splash back for a premium feel. This impressive space features floor to ceiling windows which flood the room with natural light and a door which opens directly onto a private garden perfect for alfresco dining and seamless indoor outdoor living.
The spacious double bedroom, enhanced by built-in wardrobes and shelving that maximise storage while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. A beautifully designed bathroom completes the property, featuring classic subway tiles, patterned tiled flooring, and high-quality fittings throughout.
Tenure: Share of Freehold
Remaining Lease: 121 years
Service Charge: £1500 per annum (including sinking and reserve fund)
Ground Rent: £0
Council Tax: Band C
EPC: Rating B
Coulsdon has so much to offer. If you have visited the town, it's likely you have enjoyed one of the many wonderful cafes, or perhaps eaten at one or two of the favourable selection of restaurants. From brunch at CyCo Cafe or dinner at Los Arcos - there is something for everyone.
Famous for its wide and long pavements, and its indoor cafe culture, from which it has become a tradition for many to enjoy the acclaimed London to Brighton rallies including vintage cars, Mini's, Land Rover's, vintage commercial vehicles, motorbikes and cycling etc. As a result of its close proximity to London, its two railway stations and its closeness to the M23 and M25, Coulsdon Town is a perfect commuter hub.
For most, living in Coulsdon means that you are spoilt by the untouched surroundings of Farthing Downs right on your doorstep. If you are a keen rambler, you will love the many walks you could take. To name one of many; Dollypers Hill Nature Reserve is a 30-acre haven of beautiful bluebells, wildflowers, and ancient woodlands. The rolling hills of Happy Valley Park is a beautiful open area for dog walking, horse riding or simply to watch the sunset and enjoy nature. There are many other outdoor leisure activities to enjoy such as the many golf courses, bowls, or cream tea at Mayfield Lavender Fields.
EPC Rating: B
This stylish home welcomes you with an inviting hallway that immediately offers a sense of space, complete with a generous storage cupboard. To the right, you’ll find the bright and stylish open-plan kitchen/living/dining room. The contemporary kitchen is fully integrated and finished with sleek quartz work surfaces and a matching splash back for a premium feel. This impressive space features floor to ceiling windows which flood the room with natural light and a door which opens directly onto a private garden perfect for alfresco dining and seamless indoor outdoor living.
The spacious double bedroom, enhanced by built-in wardrobes and shelving that maximise storage while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. A beautifully designed bathroom completes the property, featuring classic subway tiles, patterned tiled flooring, and high-quality fittings throughout.
Tenure: Share of Freehold
Remaining Lease: 121 years
Service Charge: £1500 per annum (including sinking and reserve fund)
Ground Rent: £0
Council Tax: Band C
EPC: Rating B
Coulsdon has so much to offer. If you have visited the town, it's likely you have enjoyed one of the many wonderful cafes, or perhaps eaten at one or two of the favourable selection of restaurants. From brunch at CyCo Cafe or dinner at Los Arcos - there is something for everyone.
Famous for its wide and long pavements, and its indoor cafe culture, from which it has become a tradition for many to enjoy the acclaimed London to Brighton rallies including vintage cars, Mini's, Land Rover's, vintage commercial vehicles, motorbikes and cycling etc. As a result of its close proximity to London, its two railway stations and its closeness to the M23 and M25, Coulsdon Town is a perfect commuter hub.
For most, living in Coulsdon means that you are spoilt by the untouched surroundings of Farthing Downs right on your doorstep. If you are a keen rambler, you will love the many walks you could take. To name one of many; Dollypers Hill Nature Reserve is a 30-acre haven of beautiful bluebells, wildflowers, and ancient woodlands. The rolling hills of Happy Valley Park is a beautiful open area for dog walking, horse riding or simply to watch the sunset and enjoy nature. There are many other outdoor leisure activities to enjoy such as the many golf courses, bowls, or cream tea at Mayfield Lavender Fields.
EPC Rating: B
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