Forde Park, Newton Abbot, TQ12

This ground-floor apartment is located in the highly desirable Broadmeade Court development, just off Forde Park in Newton Abbot. The property offers generous living space, a modest private courtyard garden, and a garage located in a block at the rear of the development.

Accommodation
Upon entering the apartment, you are greeted by a central hallway, featuring a mirrored wall on the left. Double doors lead into the spacious lounge/diner, which benefits from a bay window and a charming feature fireplace with space for an electric fire. The well-sized bedroom includes a large window, two built-in cupboards, and fitted wardrobes for ample storage. Further along the hallway, a large storage cupboard currently functions as a pantry, conveniently located close to the kitchen. The modern shower room is fully tiled and features a walk-in shower unit, WC, and a vanity unit providing excellent storage. The kitchen, located at the rear of the property, offers a good amount of worktop space and storage, with a rear door providing access to the courtyard.

Outside Space
The apartment benefits from its own private courtyard, which features tiled flooring and is enclosed by walls, with a rear gate providing access to the block of garages.

Parking
A single garage is located in a block at the rear of the development, providing secure parking and additional storage space.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band B
Tenure: Freehold
Service Charge: Currently approximately £650 per annum.
Review Period: Annually
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains electricity.
We are informed that the oven is not working.
Mortgage options are restricted on freehold apartments.

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