2 bed flat for sale

Llanion Park, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire SA72

Calling All Investment Buyers.

A two bedroom ground floor flat being sold with tenant in situ. Rental yield of 9.1%.

Set in well maintained communal gardens, this spacious two bedroom apartment is conveniently situated for easy access to Pembroke Dock town centre, the Cleddau Bridge and surrounding areas. The accommodation comprises lounge, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and added advantage of a garage. Llanion is a popular residential area close to supermarkets, amenities and schools.
No forward chain attached to the sale. Property is sold with tenant in situ.

Communal Hallway

Hallway

Airing cupboard with slatted shelving and hot water cylinder, loft access hatch, storage heater, doors to:

Kitchen (2.6m x 2.6m)

Double glazed window to front, matching wall and base units with worktops over, 11⁄2 bowl sink with mixer tap, space for freestanding cooker with extractor hood, space for washing machine and white goods, localised wall tiles.

Living Room (6.3m x 3.53m)

Large double glazed window to front, large storage cupboard with slatted shelving and hanging rail, electric panel heater, storage heater.

Bathroom (2.62m x 1.83m)

Obscure double glazed window to rear, panelled bath with shower fitment tap and glazed screen, low level WC, wash hand basin sat on vanity unit with storage under, storage heater, localised wall tiles, radiator.

Bedroom One (3.68m x 3.43m)

Double glazed window to rear, electric storage heater.

Bedroom Two

Double glazed window to rear, electric panel heater.

Externally

There are communal grounds and a garage located to the rear of the block of flats.

Services

We are advised mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to the property with heating via electric storage heaters and hot water cylinder.

Service Charges & Ground Rent

The management company is run by Llanion Flats Ltd. The annual service charge is £1500 per annum. The ground rent is included in the service charge.

Lease term 999 years from March 1973.