Ullswater House Mossley Hill Drive

Explore the property… Ullswater House Mossley Hill Drive EPC & Floor Plans L17 0EL Offers in Excess of £350,000 www.venmores.co.uk Tenure: Leasehold • Recently refurbished • Four piece en suite bathroom Agents Note: These particulars are thought to be correct, though their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract. Please note Contact Venmores - Allerton • Three double bedrooms • Secure underground parking with storage that we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings or services and as such Call - 0151 733 9000 cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for their purpose. • Four balconies • Well maintained communal gardens The Small Print… Furthermore, solicitors should confirm that moveable items described in the Email - [email protected] sales particulars are, in fact, included in the sale since circumstances do change Visit - 8-10 Allerton Road Mossley Hill Merseyside during marketing or negotiations. A final inspection prior to exchange of contracts is also recommended. Although we try to ensure accuracy, measurements used in this brochure may be approximate. Therefore, if intending purchasers need accurate measurements to order carpeting, or to 0151 733 9000 ensure existing furniture will fit, they should take such measurements themselves. www.venmores.co.uk “” About the property… Venmores are delighted to present to the sales market this stunning top floor duplex apartment in Ullswater House, Sefton Park. The property has recently been refurbished to a high standard and briefly comprises; communal entrance hall with lift and stairs to all floors, reception hall with storage, bright and airy living room with two balconies, downstairs shower room, dining room with a balcony and a fully fitted kitchen with integrated Neff appliances. To the first floor are three large double bedrooms, the master bedroom benefits from its own balcony and four piece en suite bathroom. Externally the property benefits from secure underground parking with storage and well maintained communal gardens. Internal inspection comes highly recommended by the agent to appreciate this stunning apartment. About the location… This property is situated in the much sought after Sefton Park area of Liverpool. The location offers great access to Aigburth Road where there are great transport links to Liverpool city centre. Lark Lane is close by and offers a range of popular shops, bars and restaurants. This property is also close to Liverpool John Lennon airport and offers great access to M62 & M57 motorways. www.venmores.co.uk Residential Sales | Mortgages | Conveyancing | Surveys & Valuations | EPCs | Property Auctions | Commercial Property | Life Insurance | Building and Contents Insurance .

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