The Maltings, Sheering

Guide Price £210,000 - £215,000
A larger than average one-bedroom apartment situated within the converted Grade II listed Maltings building of Priors Court, ideally positioned just a one-minute walk from Sawbridgeworth mainline railway station, providing direct services to London Liverpool Street and Cambridge.
The property offers particularly generous accommodation for a one-bedroom apartment and enjoys lovely views over the communal gardens and pond. The property comprises a spacious entrance hall with a large storage cupboard, a substantial living/dining room with two windows overlooking the gardens, and a modern kitchen fitted with a range of contemporary wall and base units, integrated hob and oven, and space for further appliances. The bedroom is also a good size and benefits from views over the communal gardens, while the modern bathroom is fitted with a panel-enclosed bath, shower, WC, vanity wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
Further benefits include communal gardens, off-street and visitor parking, electric heating and an extended lease with approximately 185 years remaining.
The service charge is £2992 per annum and ground rent is £150 per annum. With its generous proportions, attractive outlook and superb position just moments from the station and within easy reach of the town centre, this would make an ideal first-time purchase or investment opportunity.
EPC Band C & Council Tax Band C
The property is leasehold with 185 years remaining. The annual service charge is £2,992 and ground rent is £150 per annum.
Lease, ground rent and maintenance details have been provided by the seller, but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, as we may not have seen a copy of the original lease. Should you proceed with the purchase of this property, lease details must be verified by your solicitor.
Situated on the Herts/Essex border with rail links to Liverpool Street and within a few miles of M11 and Stansted Airport, the historic town of Sawbridgeworth has some wonderful architecture dating back to the Tudor and Georgian periods and much of the centre is a conservation area. There is well regarded schooling, a leisure centre, many sports clubs, societies and groups and the town enjoys a community atmosphere.