£260,000 Beaumont Gibbs are pleased to offer for sale this beautiful lower ground floor bay fronted

£260,000 Beaumont Gibbs are pleased to offer for sale this beautiful lower ground floor bay fronted

£260,000 Beaumont Gibbs are pleased to offer for sale this beautiful lower ground floor bay fronted conversion flat for sale, which is conveniently located for Plumstead station and local amenities.

£260,000
Beaumont Gibbs are pleased to offer this stunning one bedroomed lower ground floor conversion maisonette for sale, which is conveniently located for Plumstead station and local amenities. The accommodation on offer is generous, with a substantial entrance hallway, spacious bay fronted reception room, double bedroom, stylish white bathroom suite and kitchen / breakfast room. The property also boasts direct access to a shared garden. Beaumont Gibbs recommend viewing at your earliest convenience.

Room Measurements:
Entrance Hall
Lounge 14'6 x 14'5 (4.42m x 4.4m)
Kitchen 11'5 x 9'8 (3.48m x 2.95m)
Bedroom- 11'2 x 11'1 (3.4m x 3.38m)
Bathroom 5'9 x 5'4 (1.75m x 1.63m)
Separate W.C. 3'5 x 2'11 (1.04m x 0.89m)

IMPORTANT NOTE: We understand that the current vendors are in the process of buying their Share of the Freehold and should be finalized shortly, this will offer this property the benefits of a Share of Freehold with a 999 Year Lease.

Council Tax:
Royal Borough of Greenwich - Band B - £1,330.07 per annum.

Lease: We understand that there are 147 years remaining on the lease. The property will also be offered with a 50% share of Freehold. To be confirmed by the Vendor's solicitor / conveyancer.

Service Charge: Nil. To be confirmed by the Vendor's solicitor / conveyancer.

Ground Rent: Nil. To be confirmed by the Vendor's solicitor / conveyancer.


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