2 Bedroom Mews House for sale in Northumberland Way, Sharston

Show house condition! Recently refurbished with new kitchen, bathroom, carpets and redecoration, this is a must view property. An excellent 2 bed mid mews home forming part of a popular modern development. The double glazed accommodation features, entrance hall, lounge, brand new fitted kitchen with built in appliances including dishwasher, 2 bedrooms, the master with built in wardrobe and new contemporary bathroom. Outside there is a hardstanding for parking and to the rear there is an attractive landscaped garden. An opportunity not to be missed!

gents Notes:

Material Information Part A:

Council Tax Band - B

Tenure: Leasehold- 965 years remaining

Material Information Part B:

Property Type: Mid Terrace

Property Construction: Brick with interlocking tiled roof.

Number of Rooms: Please refer to Floorplan for the number

Electricity Supply: Yes

Water Supply: Yes

Sewerage: Mains

Heating: Gas Central Heating with Radiators - Please refer to EPC.

Broadband: According to Think Broadband Checker -  FTTP is available dependent on provider.

Mobile Signal/Coverage: Voice & Data Available dependent on Provider (Please use link below to check your preferred provider speeds)

Parking: Driveway 

Material Information Part C:

Building Safety: No known issues

Restrictions: None according to the Land Registry - Please refer to the annexed Land Registry Title copy PDF

Flooded: We have been advised the property has never suffered from flooding

Flood Risk Rivers & Sea: No risk / Flood Risk Surface Water: Very Low

Coastal Erosion Risk: No

Planning Permission: N/A

Planning Search Accessibility / Adaptions: None

Coalfield or Mining area: No

Energy Rating: EPC in progress of being completed

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