Richmond Court, Exeter Guide Price £195,000

First floor, two bedroomed flat situated in this sought after block of apartments located in the town centre. Parking for one car.

Situation and Description

40 Richmond Court is a first floor, two bedroomed flat situated in this sought after block of apartments located in the town centre of the county town and cathedral city of Exeter. Purpose built approximately 20 years ago, this property is only 3 minutes’ walk from Exeter Central railway station and 5 minutes walk from the main shopping centre, yet it is in a peaceful location. The flat is accessed by stairs or lift. The front door opens onto a long hall which all the rooms lead off. There is a well proportioned master bedroom with en suite, together with a family bathroom and good second bedroom. The long living room has a separate kitchen area with fitted units. The property benefits from gas fired underfloor central heating. Outside is a parking area for one car. The apartments in Richmond Court are popular with first time buyers and investors looking to rent to people working in the city and to students at the university. Exeter is one of the most popular provincial cities in England and has excellent road and public transport links being by-passed by the M5 and having main line rail links to London Paddington and to Waterloo (fastest time to Paddington 2 hours).

Tenure: Leasehold.

Term of lease: 150 years from 2005

Unexpired term: 132 years

Service Charge: £1,588.88 per annum.

Ground rent: £134.64 per annum

Services: All main services are available and were connected at the time of inspection.

Local Authority: Exeter City Council.

AGENT'S NOTE: This property is chain-free and is available only to buyers with nothing to sell with finance available or who have a mortgage arranged in principle. The property was for sale by public auction, therefore there is an exchange-ready legal/homebuyers pack is available which contains all the information a buyer or their solicitor requires to exchange contracts immediately.

LETTINGS NOTE