This one-bedroom, top-floor apartment is part of the highly sought-after Lumsden Mansions development, ideally located on Shirley High Street. Residents benefit from easy access to a wide range of local amenities, including shops, supermarkets, cafés, bars, and restaurants. Southampton Central Station is nearby, offering excellent links to the city centre and motorway network.

On entering, you are welcomed by a small lobby with space for coats and shoes, which leads into the spacious lounge/diner. This bright room features a large double-glazed window to the side and a door opening onto the balcony, allowing plenty of natural light. An inner hallway provides access to the kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom.

The kitchen has been recently refitted with gloss white base and eye-level units, light oak-effect worktops, an inset stainless steel sink, and a fitted stainless steel oven with an electric hob.

The bathroom includes a modern white three-piece suite: a bath, low-level WC, and gloss white vanity unit with storage and an inset wash basin, complemented by tiled walls and flooring. The double bedroom offers a side and rear aspect double-glazed window and a walk-in cupboard.

Lumsden Mansions features a secure entry system, communal gardens, and parking areas at the front and rear. Situated in Shirley, the property is within easy reach of the popular shopping area on Shirley High Street, including Sainsbury’s, Iceland, Wilkinson, Lidl, and numerous independent retailers. Public transport options are plentiful, with Southampton Central and Millbrook stations nearby. The M3 is accessible via Winchester Road and Bassett Avenue, while the M27 can be reached via Millbrook Road, connecting to the M271.

TENURE
Leasehold 215 Years
Unexpired Years: 160
Annual Ground Rent: TBC
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: TBC
Annual Service: TBC
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.

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