2 bed flat for sale

Lydia Ann Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L1

A modern two-bedroom, fourth floor city centre apartment. The development is nestled within the Ropewalks area of Liverpool city centre. Labelled the bohemian heart of Liverpool, Rope Walks is home to some of the quirky streets bustling with art, music, independent shops and an abundance of culture. There is an eclectic mix of independent stores, coffee houses and restaurants, not only is it a great place to visit its also a great neighbourhood of the city centre. The property comprises two double bedrooms, a good-sized living area and a modern kitchen with appliances. The property also benefits from double glazing, an electrical heating system and lift access to all floors of the development. No chain, EPC grade C
Shared ownership

You are buying a 25% Share of this property for £40,000.
Additional monthly outgoings

Rent £275 pcm
Service Charge: £131.05 pcm

the lease: A new 150 year lease will be granted on completion.

EPC: Grade C

Hall (3.21m x 1.31m)

An L shaped hall, built in storage/airing cupboard with cylinder.

Living Room (4.9m x 3m)

Double glazed window, two electric storage heaters.

Kitchen (2.9m x 2m)

Fitted with a good selection of wood effect wall and base units, complementary working surfaces, inset sink unit, built in oven, hob and extractor hood, tiled splashback, free standing washing machine and fridge/freezer.

Bedroom 1 (4.1m x 2.6m)

Double glazed window, electric storage heater.

Bedroom 2 (4.1m x 1.92m)

Double glazed window, electric storage heater.

Bathroom (1.71m x 2.24m)

Fitted with a white suite with panelled bath with glazed shower screen, mixer tap and built in shower unit, wash hand basin, WC, tiled splashback, extractor, wall heater.

General

Please be advised that the price advertised is reflective of 100% ownership. There also the option to purchase with Shared Ownership from 40% subject to approval and application.

On Street Residents Parking Permit

On street residents parking permits can be obtained from Liverpool city council. Buyers should make their own enquiries prior to committing to a purchase.