1 bed flat for sale
Bannerman Road, Easton
Guide price£175,000
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
- 1 reception
- 577 sq ft
- Share of freehold
- Council tax A
- Full fibre (FTTP)
A one-bedroom garden flat on the ground floor of a stone Victorian villa, with a high-ceilinged living room, a bay window and a courtyard that is all yours.
- Ground floor garden flat
- Share of freehold, 999 year lease
- Private walled courtyard
- Bay window and high ceilings
- Bike space in the hall
- No onward chain
First flat? This is the one we would want. It is the ground floor of a big pennant stone villa, so the ceilings are high, the bay window is huge and the light in the living room is ridiculous for a one-bed.
You walk in to a hall with space for coats and a bike, then the living room at the front with its plaster rose and sash windows. The kitchen is behind it, simple and in good nick, and the bedroom at the back has an old fireplace and a door to the courtyard.
The courtyard is private, walled in stone and big enough for a table, a raised bed and some string lights. Stapleton Road station is about ten minutes on foot and the M32 is five minutes in the car.
It comes with a share of the freehold, split with the flat upstairs, and a lease of 999 years from 2012. The service charge is whatever the two of you agree, which so far has meant buildings insurance and not much else.
Room by room
Every room, measured.
Ground floor
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Living room
4.40m x 5.00m22.0 sq m14'5" x 16'5"237 sq ft
The bay, the sashes, the plaster rose and a lot of light.
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Hall
1.40m x 5.00m7.0 sq m4'7" x 16'5"75 sq ft
Room for coats and a bike.
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Kitchen
2.80m x 3.00m8.4 sq m9'2" x 9'10"90 sq ft
Wall and base units, a gas hob and space for a washing machine.
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Shower room
3.00m x 1.80m5.4 sq m9'10" x 5'11"58 sq ft
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Bedroom
3.00m x 3.60m10.8 sq m9'10" x 11'10"116 sq ft
A double, with an old fireplace and a door to the courtyard.
The floor plan
What it would cost
Buying it, in round numbers.
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Everything you should know.
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Costs and tenure
- Tenure
- Share of freehold
- Council tax band
- Band A
Utilities and connectivity
- Electricity
- Mains
- Water
- Mains
- Drainage
- Mains
- Heating
- Gas central heating, combi boiler
- Broadband
- Full fibre (FTTP)
- Mobile signal
- Good
The building
- Construction
- Pennant stone with Bath stone dressings, under a slate roof
- Built
- About 1890
- Floor area
- 54 sq m (577 sq ft)
Parking and outside space
- Parking
- On street, no permit needed
- Outside space
- A private walled courtyard to the rear
Rights, restrictions and risks
- Restrictions
- No short lets under the lease
- Rights and easements
- None known
- Public right of way
- No
- Flooded in the last five years
- No
Energy
Where it is
Easton
Victorian terraces between Stapleton Road and St Mark's Road, a few minutes from Lawrence Hill and Stapleton Road stations.
0.5 miles from our office in Redfield.
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