2 bed flat for sale

Quaker House, St. Marks Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS2

Set within pretty communal gardens, a short walk from Leeds city centre is this spacious, two bedroom, ground floor independent living apartment. A lovely small development of just 12 apartments purpose built for the over 60's (or over 55 if part of a couple).

The property has PVCu double glazing and gas central heating. Located in a block at the rear of the development. Accessed via a communal entrance with secure entry system or by a private door to the lounge. The apartment accommodation comprises: A generous entrance hallway which is currently used as dining room being big enough to accommodate a table for four and having a useful storage cupboard and doors to; The spacious lounge which has windows to two sides, a door and views over the communal gardens. The good sized kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units offering ample storage and space to cook. The main double bedroom is located to the rear. A second bedroom has large fitted wardrobes to one wall. There is also a modern bathroom with three piece suite and over bath shower. Outside the property is set in well maintained communal grounds, a real draw for native birds so close to the city. There are several residents parking spaces to the rear of the building (please be aware these are not allocated and every apartment doesn't have a space).

Located on St. Marks Street very close to the University and city centre. A wealth of shops, cafes and restaurants, along with transport are within easy reach.

The property is leasehold and our client advises the lease is extended to 99 years with each new owner. Offered with no onward chain to ease the speed of sale.

Tenure

Leasehold - 99 years from 25.5.1989 - Expires 2088

Service Charge

£1,716.00 per annum
paid monthly £143.00 includes ground rent

Disclaimer

Any information in relation to the length of lease, service charge, ground rent and council tax has been confirmed by our sellers. We would advise that any buyer make their own enquiries through their solicitors to verify that the information provided is accurate and not been subject to any change