Located within the prestigious Cooperage development, this beautifully presented ground-floor apartment offers bright and low-maintenance living, exclusively for residents aged 60 and over. With a desirable south-westerly aspect and with patio doors directly on to the communal gardens, it provides a tranquil and sunlit setting ideal for relaxation.

The interior has been tastefully renovated and features a spacious double bedroom with a modern shower room, and a bright living and dining area that enjoys charming garden views. The kitchen is well-equipped and thoughtfully laid out, while electric heating, double glazing, and generous storage throughout ensure comfort and practicality.

Residents of The Cooperage enjoy a warm and welcoming community atmosphere, supported by excellent shared amenities including a communal lounge, on-site laundry facilities, and beautifully maintained gardens. A resident House Manager is on hand for day-to-day support, and a 24-hour emergency Careline system offers added peace of mind.

Built in 1988 and managed by Grange, The Cooperage comprises 33 homes and is designed to offer secure, independent living with the reassurance of professional management and support services. New residents are accepted from 60 years of age, making this an ideal choice for those seeking a relaxed and sociable retirement lifestyle.

TENURE
Leasehold 189 Years
Unexpired Years: 152
Annual Ground Rent: TBC
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: TBC
Annual Service: £3,450.36
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.
Agents Note: Where this property is subject to estate management, service, and/or ground rent charges, an administrative fee may be payable to the management company to transfer these charges into the buyer’s name upon completion.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick construction

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Alton is a traditional market town in East Hampshire, set at the source of the River Wey and surrounded by attractive countryside, including the South Downs National Park and rolling chalk hills. The town has a long and layered history, with evidence of Roman, Saxon, and medieval settlement, and it developed into an important market and coaching town during the Georgian period. Alton is internationally known for its close association with Jane Austen, one of England’s most celebrated authors. Austen spent the final years of her life nearby in Chawton, where she wrote or revised many of her most famous novels. This literary heritage is a central part of Alton’s identity, reflected in museums, walking trails, festivals, and cultural events that attract visitors from around the world. The town centre combines historic architecture with modern amenities, featuring independent shops, cafés, traditional pubs, and a weekly market. Alton also has a strong community feel, supported by local schools, cultural venues, and recreational facilities. The nearby Watercress Line, a preserved steam railway, adds to the town’s charm and connects it to Hampshire’s railway heritage.