1 bedroom flat for sale

A one double bedroom apartment on the first floor of this highly sought-after retirement development which is situated on the level, just off Newton Abbot town centre and in addition to a wide range of shopping, business and leisure facilities, the development is also a short, level walk from a timetabled bus service and the mainline railway station.D'Arcy Court has well-tended communal gardens and communal facilities and peace of mind offered via emergency pull cords and an intercom system, the development has a resident house manager taking care of day-to-day management. There is also an excellent range of communal facilities including a residents' lounge where meetings and events are held with balcony overlooking a neighbouring sports ground, laundry, refuse room and guest suite. The gardens with benches are well-kept and there is a communal car park.AccommodationFrom the communal entrance with door entry system, lift or stairs lead to the first floor with flat’s own private entrance door and hallway with airing cupboard with hot water cylinder. The lounge/dining room is a generous size with window to front and obscure-glazed double doors leading to the kitchen which is fitted with a range of wall and base units with rolled edge work surfaces, tiled splashbacks, inset single drainer sink unit, integrated oven and hob, spaces for appliances and double-glazed window to front. The bedroom is a double and has a range of mirror fronted wardrobes and window to front. The shower room is fitted with a suite comprising shower cubicle, low level WC, vanity wash basin and a heated towel rail.Outside: Well-tended communal gardens.Parking: By arrangement with the house manager.Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band C
Tenure: Leasehold
Lease: 125 years from 01/07/1999
Service Charge: Currently approximately £2,785.02 per annum
Review Period: Annually in April.
Ground Rent: Currently approximately £679.58 per annum
Age Restriction: Over 60s for single occupancy. For double occupancy, one must be 60 and the other must be at least 55.