From The Ropewalk, the COMMUNAL ENTRANCE DOOR opens to the COMMUNAL ENTRANCE LOBBY. From here, there is access to the PRIVATE ENTRANCE DOOR.
The entrance door opens to the entrance hallway. The entrance hallway has ceiling spot lights, infrared heating panel, two storage cupboards, a wardrobe/storage cupboard, a wooden staircase (with a double glazed window to the side) rising to the lounge/kitchen/dining area, and doors into the bedroom, and the shower room.
The shower room has a shower cubicle with glazed screens and a mains fed rainfall shower, a wash hand basin set in a vanity unit, and a Smart bidet style wc seat. There are two wall mounted storage units, plus a wall mounted mirror with LED lighting, a wall mounted heater, a heated towel rail, underfloor heating, a double glazed window to the side, and tiling to the walls and floor.
The bedroom has a double glazed window, and a infrared heating panel.
On reaching the first floor, a door opens to the lounge/kitchen/dining area.
The lounge area has a double glazed window, two infrared heating panels to the ceiling, wooden effect laminate flooring, and open access to the kitchen area.
The kitchen area has a range of wall and base units, under cabinet lighting and square edge work surfaces, a sink and drainer unit with a mixer tap over, an integrated fridge/freezer, and an extractor hood (over the hob area). There is a continuation of the wooden effect laminate flooring.
From the first floor accommodation, there is a door leading to a further LARGE COMMUNAL LOBBY, which in turn gives access out to the private terrace.
There is a private terrace, with views over Nottingham. A staircase leads down to a car park, where we are advised one parking space is allocated to Flat 1.
We are informed that the property is leasehold with 118 years remaining on the lease. There is an annual ground rent of £230 and service charge of £1665 (Every 6 months).
Council Tax Band C. Nottingham City Council.
Amount Payable 2025/2026 £2,361.06.
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