1978 built ground floor 1 bed flat on 999 year lease from 1981. Parking space, small front garden, uPVC double glazing, gas central heating. In need of renovating throughout. No Onward Chain.
The uPVC front door is protected by an archway that covers access to the parking area to the rear.
Vinyl floor, radiator, generous sized storage cupboard, glazed panels to living room
Now dated but with a range of storage cupboards, wall mounted mains gas fired combi boiler (old), stainless steel sink, space and plumbing for washing machine, fridge, freezer. Double glazed uPVC window to the rear.
Vinyl floor, disused old wall mounted gas fire, radiator, double glazed uPVC window overlooking the garden
Vinyl floor, radiator, wardrobe recess, double glazed uPVC window
Vinyl floor, shower cubicle (has replaced the original bath), close coupled WC, fully tiled walls, double glazed uPVC window
Facing roughly west the garden lies to the front of the property and is laid to gravel (there is also a gravelled garden to the rear but this is allocated to Flat 136A upstairs)
There is one allocated but unmarked parking space allocated to this flat. It is in the far corner of the parking area (through the access arch) closest to Kelways garden centre and cafe. Some paperwork will show that all flats were intended to have a garage but in reality some do and some do not ... This one has a parking space only.
This flat is attractive being ground floor and with a small, low maintenance garden. It has not been maintained for many a year so would now benefit from a thorough clean and renovation but would then be expected to be worth around £100,000 (based on other sales) and with a rental value of some £500 - £550 pcm
We have not seen a copy of the lease but the title register shows the flat to have a 999 year lease from 1981. The annual ground rent was set at £30 in 1978 and has not been increased. The ultimate freeholder does not carry out communal maintenance. We do hold a copy of the lease for flat 127 (which you are welcome to read) and presume 127A to be similar. Individual flats are responsible for obtaining their own buildings insurances.
The ancient town of Langport has a range of facilities fulfilling most day to day needs, with a variety of shops including a Tesco store, medical centre, various churches and schools for all age ranges including the well-known Huish Academy. The town of Langport itself lies only about 8 miles north of the A303 which connects to the national motorway network, and is well placed for the larger towns of Taunton with its main-line railway station (London/Paddington), Bridgwater and Yeovil with their main-line railway stations (Waterloo and Paddington). The Dorset coast is about 25 miles.
This fascinating town benefits from excellent walking and cycling along the River Parrett Trail on the Somerset Levels. Close by at Muchelney are the remains of a medieval Benedictine monastery. The town and surrounding villages host a range of worthwhile events each year, attracting visitors from far and wide.
Local Authority....
South Somerset District Council:
Langport Office
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From English Homes Langport office turn right, passing Tesco on the left. At the roundabout turn right then first left into Brookland Road. Follow the road to the end turning right at the T junction. The flat is at the head of the cul de sac indicated by an English Homes for Sale board.
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