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Time to Discover in Ainsdale Time to discover Charlotte Court in Ainsdale 2a Mill Road, Ainsdale, Southport, Merseyside, PR8 3BF Charlotte Court in Ainsdale Charlotte Court consists of 32 stylish one and two- bedroom retirement homes, exclusive to the over 60s and conveniently located in the picturesque village of Ainsdale. These stunning retirement apartments are available for sale or rent and incorporate intelligent design, giving you gorgeous, yet practical living spaces. Low maintenance and sociable Socialising is high on the agenda in this retirement community. The development enjoys a contemporary and comfortable communal lounge and a luxurious guest suite for when people come to stay. What’s more the landscaped garden offers a scenic place to relax and chat with friends. Safe and secure Safety is a priority and the development benefits from hi- tech fire safety and security systems, including door video entry and 24-hour emergency call out. You’ll also enjoy the services of a friendly House Manger, who is on hand on weekdays to help with anything you need. Plenty to do on the doorstep This attractive retirement development is ideally located close to all the amenities that Ainsdale has to offer. There is a bus stop within easy reach which quickly takes you into the heart of Ainsdale where you’ll find a wealth of cafes, bars and eateries as well as your favourite high street stores and smaller independent shops. With only one apartment available at Charlotte Court, don’t miss your chance to join this thriving community. Apartment 27 Apartment 27 is a beautiful two bedroom property measuring 723 square feet. Ideally located on the second floor, this apartment boasts a Juliet balcony looking out onto Mill Road. The living room is decorated in a neutral colour, with stunning oak fittings and a carpet already fitted. In the kitchen you will find a ceramic hob and cooker hood, an Images shown are typical oven at a raised height and built in fridge/freezer. The master bedroom boasts an walk-in wardrobe which is shelved and fitted with hanging rails providing ample Approximate room sizes* space for storage. Living Room Finally, a fully fitted and tiled shower room features a, 10’8 x 16’6 low-profile shower tray with slip resistant flooring 269mm x 5037mm Kitchen 7’10 x 7’2 Purchasing Options 2400mm x 2200mm Purchase Price: £216,999# Master Bedroom Rental Price: £1,390pcm# (includes Service Charge) 9’8 x 16’11 2954mm x 5175mm Part Buy, Part Rent Price at 50% Bedroom 2 Purchase Price: £108,500#^ 9’1 x 12’7 #^ Rental Price: £451pcm (includes Service Charge) 2778mm x 3850mm Buy I’m 81 and Your own apartment and a cash buyer. Take advantage of our complimentary ‘Smooth Move’ service or discuss the option if I can do it of part exchanging your existing property - we can be your cash buyer. anyone Rent Enjoy all the benefits without having to sell your current property. can There’s no long-term commitment, no Stamp McCarthy & Stone Duty to pay, and you could be settled into Homeowner your new home before you know it. It’s a really flexible way to enjoy all of the benefits, without having to make a full commitment. A rent to buy option is also available. Part buy, part rent Giving you more financial flexibility for the future. A simple, affordable way to live life to the full, without committing to the full purchase price. You can purchase a minimum 50% share in a Charlotte Court new property, and pay rent on the part you 2a Mill Road, Ainsdale, Southport, don’t own. Merseyside, PR8 3BF mccarthyandstone.co.uk/charlottecourt To book your exclusive viewing at Charlotte Court, call 0800 201 4106 #Subject to availability. Correct at time of print. *Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, exact room dimensions may vary during the course of construction and no responsibility can be accepted for any mis-statement in this leaflet which is not a contract nor forms any part of a contract. ^T&Cs apply. Only available on selected new apartments at participating developments. The equity share retained by McCarthy & Stone can be up to a 50% share; larger percentage equity shares can be discussed with the Sales Consultant but shall only be offered at McCarthy & Stone’s sole discretion. McCarthy & Stone’s share can be repaid at any time but shall be automatically repayable on the earliest of either resale, death or after 50 years. The price is not inclusive of ground rent or service charge and payment of both shall be the responsibility of the purchaser. Please seek independent legal advice before buying an apartment under Part Buy, Part Rent. Not available in conjunction with any other offer or promotion, or on resale properties. Written details available upon request..
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