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Longlands Road Entrance hall Longlands Road 12' 9" x 6' 9" (3.89m x 2.06m) Open plan lounge/kitchen area Sidcup, DA15 7LX 28' 9" x 14' 9" (8.76m x 4.5m) max First floor landing A large split level balcony apartment which features 12' 0" x 6' 5" (3.66m x 1.96m) allocated parking, a lease over 900 years and Bedroom one located just a short walk from Sidcup train station, 15' 0" x 8' 3" (4.57m x 2.51m) shops and restaurants. This is a great chance to Bedroom two purchase what we feel would make a great first time 12' 7" x 9' 8" (3.84m x 2.95m) buy and internal viewing comes highly Bathroom recommended so as to appreciate everything the 8' 3" x 4' 8" (2.51m x 1.42m) apartment has to offer. Separate wc 6' 3" x 2' 5" (1.91m x 0.74m) Outside Main Features Communal grounds Spacious two bedroom split level flat Allocated parking space Located just a short walk from Sidcup station, Storage lock - ideal for cycles or storage. shops and schools ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Long lease The following information has been supplied by the Ideal first purchase vendor and should be verified by the purchaser Large open plan living/kitchen area and/or solicitor prior to exchange of contracts. Rear balcony Lease: 962 years remaining (999 years from 31st July 1982) FULL DESCRIPTION Service Charge £2028.00 per annum (including We are pleased to offer for sale this large two buildings insurance) bedroom split level balcony apartment. The Ground Rent: Peppercorn apartment comes with allocated parking and is Council Tax: Band C £1,492.35 per annum located just a short walk from Sidcup train station, Local authority: Bexley London Borough Council shops and restaurants. The property briefly EER Rating: 41 EIR Rating: 48 comprises: Entrance door, entrance hall, a large open plan living and kitchen area combined with Directions rear balcony making this a great room for From our Sidcup office, turn left and proceed along entertaining family and friends. The entrance hall Station Road, at the traffic lights turn right into has a staircase taking you to the next floor of this Longlands Road and Cornel House can be found on 128, Station Road, Sidcup, DA15 7AF split level apartment where you will find two double the left hand side. Closest Stations: Sidcup (0.24 Tel: 020 8300 6761 bedrooms and a family bathroom. mi) Albany Park (1.19 mi) New Eltham (1.22 mi) E: [email protected] www.drewery.co.uk Closest Schools: Benedict House Preparatory Externally there is allocated parking and a storage School (0.26 mi) Birkbeck Primary School (0.32 mi) lock up ideal for cycles and extra storage. Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School (0.46 mi) We feel this is a great chance to purchase what we These particulars are not to form part of a Sale Contract owing to the possibility of errors and/or omissions. Prospective purchasers should therefore satisfy feel is a great first time buy and internal viewing themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. All fixtures, fittings, chattels and other items not mentioned are specifically excluded unless otherwise agreed within the Sale Contract documentaries or left in situ and gratis upon competition. The property is also sold subject to rights of way, public comes highly recommended. footpaths, easements, wayleaves, covenants and any other matters which may affect the legal title. The Agent has not formally verified the property’s structural integrity, ownership, tenure, acreages, estimated square footage, planning/building regulations status or the availability/operation of services and/or appliances. Therefore prospective purchasers are advised to seek validation of all the above matters prior to expressing any formal intent to purchase. D612 .
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