Flat 19, Arlington House, Upperton Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex (Archive)

> A Purpose Built Second Floor One Bedroom Apartment
> Offered In Reasonable Decorative Order With Garage
> Popular Location - Ideal Investment For Cash Buyers

Guide Price: Sold Prior

Description:

Lease Details

The Flat and Garage are held on separate Leases as follows: Flat - The Lease is dated 3rd September 1964 for a term of 99 years from 25th March 1964. Garage - The Lease is dated 11th October 2001 for a term of 99 years from 25th March 1964.

Location

The property can be found in the highly requested and established residential area of Upperton, which is well placed for access to various travel networks and the town centre along with various attractions and the seafront.

Description

This purpose built one bedroom apartment is offered in reasonable decorative condition and would make an ideal investment purchase for cash buyers, having most recently been rented at £650 pcm.

Accommodation

GROUND FLOOR: Communal Entrance Hallway with Lift & Stairs to all Floors. SECOND FLOOR: Entrance Hallway with Entry Phone System, Lounge with door leading to Balcony, Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom. OUTSIDE: Residents parking and garage within a block.

Tenure

Leasehold

EPC Rating

D

Important Notice

The Guide Price quoted must not be relied upon by prospective purchasers as a valuation or assessment of value of the property. It is intended to provide purchasers with an indication of the region at which the reserve may be set at the time of going to press. The guide price may be subject to variation and interested parties are advised to make regular checks for variations and should be aware that the reserve price may be either below or above the quoted guide price. Prospective purchasers should also be aware that the eventual sale price may be above or below the guide level dependent upon competition, and should therefore not presume the guide to be indicative of the final expected sale price or the price the property is available at. When setting the guide price, the auctioneers have given consideration to the seller’s instructions in respect of their indicated reserve price at the time of instruction. The reserve price, (the level below which the property will not be sold), remains confidential between the seller and the auctioneer. The guide price therefore, is intended to indicate the region at which the reserve price is intended to be set. The seller will confirm their final reserve price close to the auction date and if appropriate the auctioneers may adjust the guide price to reflect this.