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Apartment 83 | Britannic Park | 15 Yew Tree Road | Moseley | Birmingham | B13 8NQ Guide Price: £235,000 Apartment 83 | Britannic Park | 15 Yew Tree Road | Moseley | Birmingham | B13 8NQ Guide Price: £235,000 A well-presented and spacious two bedroom apartment in property; 42 acres of mature parkland set in the grounds this popular Moseley development. Located on the third of Joseph Chamberlain’s former residence, Highbury Hall. floor and enjoying a Westerly facing aspect, the Other parks in the vicinit y include Kings Heath Park, accommodation extends to approximately 960 sq.ft. and Swanhurst Park, Billesley Common, and Selly Park. In comprises entrance hall, boiler cupboard, storage addition Moseley and Edgbaston Golf Clubs are both cupboard, galley kitchen, open reception space that situated within 2 miles of the property, and the recently accommodates separate dining and living areas, master revamped Edgbaston cricket ground is less than a mile bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite, second away. bedroom with fitted wardrobe and shower room. The property benefits further from a balcony, allocated parking DESCRIPTION space in the undercroft, visitor spaces, daytime concierge, gymnasium and swimming pool. Britannic House Apartments were the former Britannic Assurance offices, bought and converted by Cala Homes SITUATION in 1999. There are 113 apartments in total, set in lovely grounds and accessed from Yew Tree Road via electrically Britannic House Apartments are situated on Yew Tree operated gates. Road in Moseley approximately three miles from Birmingham City Centre. Kings Heath High Street is ½ mile Apartment 83 is positioned on the third floor of the away and provides excellent shopping facilit ies including development and enjoys spectacular views of the ASDA and Sainsburys supermarkets as well as numerous neighbouring cricket green and beyond towards the City pubs, take-aways and restaurants. Centre and the University campus. A ccessed via an impressive communal reception hall, the apartment is Moseley Village has a choice of bars and restaurants and nicely decorated and is very light due to the large a variety of convenience shopping which, combined with windows, a West facing aspect and high ceilings. In excellent local schools and leisure facil ities, make it one greater detail the property comprises; of Birmingham’s most sought after suburbs. Reception Hall Moseley is fortunate to have a wealth of beautiful parks Having spotlights to the ceiling, smoke alarm, storage and public open spaces within easy reach. Nearby cupboard, radiator and intercom telephone. There is also Cannon Hill Park offers vast areas of open space, a 5 acre a further cupboard which houses the boiler. woodland area, tennis courts , lakes, beautiful flower beds and a wonderful collection of trees. Living/Dining Room An excellent sized space which is divided into two, in part Moseley Park and Pool is an 11 acre private park set due to a curved glass brick wall towards the centre of the around a beautiful lake. Membership to the park costs room. On entry, the living space has a large window approximately £40 per annum and, for an additional fee, towards the c ricket green and access to the private membership to the Chantr y Tennis Club and Moseley balcony. It also has two ceiling light points, two radiators, Park Angling Club is also available. four wall light points and cornicing to the ceiling. The dining space has identical cornicin g and has a ceiling light Highbury Park is within a few hundred metres of the point, radiator and window, with ple nty of space for a large dining table and chairs. GENERAL INFORMATION Kitchen The property is Leasehold for a term of approximately A good sized galley kitchen w ith an array of base and wall 111 years from 1999. The current service charge is mounted units in a wooden finish with blue surround, approximately £1725 per half year and the ground rent is matching blue tiles to the walls, smoke alarm, AEG 4 ring £50 per half year. The Agent has not checked the legal electric hob with hood over , electric oven, one and half documents to verify the Leasehold and service charge stainless steel sink with drainer to the side, spotlights to status of the property. The buyer is advised to obtain the ceiling and integrated fridge freezer. verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. Master Bedroom (NB The current service charge level has been A spacious double bedroom having large window, two temporarily inflated to cover certain one-off fitted wardrobes with hanging rails, ceiling light poin ts, improvem ent works to include new CCTV to the building radiator and door to the balcony. and refurbishment of the pool and gym areas. Contact the agent for further information.) Ensuite A w hite suite with panelled bath and handheld shower, All mains services are understood to be available and low level W.C., wash basin, bidet, radiator, shaver socket, connected to the property. Central heating is provided spotlights to the ceiling and wall light point. by radiator s to all main rooms. There is a security system to the outer gates and the mains entrance. Bedroom 2 This bedroom is currently used as a guest bedroom and All fixtures and fittings mentioned in these particulars of study. With the capacity to facilitate a double bed, the sale are included in the asking price. room has a window, fitted wardrobe, radiator , ceiling light point and cornicing to the ceiling. Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment with the Selling Agents: Robert Powell, 7 Church Road, Edgbaston, Shower Room Birmingham, B15 3SH. Telephone No: 0121 454 6930. With shower cubicle, ceiling light point, low level W.C., Regulated by RICS. corner wash basin, shaver socket and extractor fan. CAR PARKING Published August 2015 There is allocated car parking for one car and a number of visitor spaces. FACILITIES There is a residents’ fitness centre which includes a fully equipped gymnasium, swimming pool and Jacuzzi. There is a concierge during day time hours. 7 Church Road | Edgbaston | Birmingham | B15 3SH | 0121 454 6930 | www.robertpowell.co.uk Rob ert Powell for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are, give notice that (i) the particulars ar e set out as a general outline copy for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute part of an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupati on, and other details are given without responsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (i ii) no persons in the employment of Robert Powell & Co has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 – Agent’s Note: No services, fixtures, fittings or appliances, including central heating, have been tested by the Agent at the time of printi ng. All references to parts of the fabric, material, decoration, external or internal features or grounds of the property are made without any warranty as to their conditions or effectiveness. Where definite checks have been made, such results will be made clear at the appropriate place in the particulars of sale. Every effort has been made by the Agents to obtain accurate information from the correct sources. However, intending purchasers and other readers are asked to make their own arrangements regarding verification of any statements expressed in these particulars of sale R802 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 .
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