Flat for sale in Caterham CR3, 2 Bedroom

Built in 2013, Ashdown Place is a stunning contemporary development of just six luxury apartments with beautiful communal grounds. This first floor apartment features bright, neutral interiors and a host of desirable inclusions such as underfloor heating throughout and a balcony.

Accessed via a pleasant communal entrance hall with entry phone access, the property's private entryway has good fitted storage and leads to the spacious accommodation which comprises an open plan living/dining room, two double bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en suite) and a kitchen. Fitted with attractive wooden wall and base units complemented by granite worktops, the Stoneham kitchen is a particular highlight and also features a number of integrated neff appliances such as a double oven, microwave, cooker hood, induction hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher.

Situation
With an enviable position on Stanstead Road which is a popular residential road convenient for Caterham, Ashdown Place is an exclusive gated development of just six luxurious apartments. The town centre has a range of shops, restaurants, coffee shops and two supermarkets. The M25 and wider motorway network is easily accessible at junction 6 about 3 miles away. Nearby is Queens Park with tennis courts, a bowling club, children's playground and opportunities for walking on the North Down further along Stanstead Road. There are local schools within the Tandridge District including primary schools, De Stafford School, nearby Oakhyrst Grange and Caterham School

train services: Caterham Station provides services to London Bridge and Victoria in about 45 minutes.

Outside
The development benefits from a gated entrance which leads to a private parking space. There is additional visitors parking located at the front of the building. Communal gardens surround the property.

Additional Information
Lease: 125 years from 29/09/2013

Service Charges: £875.00 Every 6 months from (29/09/2018)

Ground Rent: £75.00 Every 6 months from (29/09/2018)