Brindlefields Way

Inside the flat is an open-plan kitchen and living area providing a comfortable and sociable space for everyday living, featuring a range of fitted units with ample storage and workspace, while the adjoining lounge area offers plenty of room for relaxing and entertaining guests. A generous double bedroom that is clean, tidy, and well presented followed by a recently updated bathroom featuring modern fittings and contemporary finishes. This property offers an excellent opportunity for a new owner to personalise the space to their own taste.



Outside, residents can enjoy well-kept communal grounds, offering pleasant outdoor space to relax and unwind, along with the convenience of a communal car park. Located close to local amenities and transport links, this attractive ground floor apartment combines comfort, practicality, and excellent value.

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Communal Entrance
Having stairs to all Floors, Communal Landings And Mail Boxes

Reception Hall


Open Plan Lounge/Kitchen
15' 6" x 11' 10" ( 4.72m x 3.61m )


Bedroom One
9' 11" x 8' 6" ( 3.02m x 2.59m )


Family Bathroom


Outside


Allocated Parking Space


Agents Notes
AGENTS NOTES TO BUYERS - Please note that an AML fee is chargeable once an offer is accepted to cover the cost of carrying out the required identify and anti-money laundering checks.

The sale of this property is subject to receipt of Grant of Probate. Please obtain an update from the branch with regards to the potential timeframes involved.

Title register restrictions (WM553863):
Here is a summary but a property lawyer can advise further:- The property benefits from all the legal rights (known as 'easements') granted in the original lease, such as the right to use shared access ways and services.
- The owner has the right to use the specific parking space that is included as part of the property's legal title.
- The electricity company has the right to enter the land to repair and maintain their cables and equipment, provided they fix any damage caused.
- The owner must not do anything on the property that could be a nuisance or annoyance to the neighbours or the previous development company.
- The owner must not build any structures or plant trees near the electricity lines without getting written approval from the electricity company first.
- The owner is not allowed to change the ground levels in a way that would interfere with the electricity equipment.
- The owner must pay a fair share of the costs for cleaning and repairing shared pipes, wires, and cables (referred to as 'conducting media').
- The owner must not break any planning permission rules related to the building.
- The owner must maintain any trees or landscaping on the property to the satisfaction of the local council and the development corporation.
- No buildings or structures can be put up within three metres of any public sewers or manholes.
- The owner cannot dig new foundations or carry out major excavations without written approval from the local planning authority.
- There are rules in the lease that limit how the property can be sold or transferred to ensure all legal requirements are met.