Under Offer 2 Bedroom Flat/Apartment £128,500 36 Hayward Avenue, Seaton Delaval, NE25 0AF
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Features

  • TWO BEDROOM GROUND FLOOR FLAT
  • RECENTLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT
  • PEDESTRIANISED STREET
  • SPACIOUS RECEPTION ROOM
  • NEWLY FITTED CONTEMPORARY KITCHEN & SHOWER ROOM WC
  • FRONT GARDEN & REAR YARD
  • NO UPPER CHAIN
  • EPC RATING C

This beautiful and recently renovated, ground floor flat is perfectly located on a pedestrianised street within a popular residential area. It boasts a wealth of contemporary features with period charm, has no upper chain and is ideal for a range of buyers.

With over 640 square feet of accommodation this lovely property consists of vestibule and entrance hallway with built in cupboard and doors to the reception room and bedrooms. The spacious reception room has a feature fireplace and door to the kitchen. The newly fitted kitchen benefits from a range of contemporary units with contrasting worktops, single oven, electric hob and chimney hood. There are two bedrooms, the main bedroom has a feature fireplace, and a rear lobby with door to the beautiful shower room with walk in rainfall shower, vanity washbasin and integrated WC. There is also a door to the rear yard and a well maintained front garden.

The generous size, amazing condition and layout of this property makes for an exciting opportunity which can only be appreciated by a visit.

Seaton Delaval’s appeal lies in its proximity to the coast, Holywell Dene and the diversity of schools, amenities and things to do locally. Served by excellent transport links, this popular area attracts a diverse community from retirees to families and young couples.

VESTIBULE

ENTRANCE HALLWAY

RECEPTION ROOM 14’7 x 11’2

KITCHEN 8’9 x 8’2

BEDROOM ONE 15 x 13

BEDROOM TWO 11’5 x 7’4

SHOWER ROOM WC 8’3 x 4’5

FRONT GARDEN

REAR YARD

Property Details

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Leasehold With Share Of Freehold
Council Tax
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Band: A
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Lease Details

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900 Years
Ground Rent
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Utility Supply

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These are commonly referred to as your monthly bills. Depending on how they are provided, they may require maintenance, incur additional repair costs, and affect mortgage and insurance availability.
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Rights and Restrictions

What are Rights and Restrictions?

Certain rights and restrictions may apply to properties which could impact mortgage availability, as well as what you can do when buying, developing, or using a property. These can fall into the categories below.

Private rights of way

Examples include:

  • Easement – such as a neighbouring property having right of way across the driveway so they can access their home.
  • Servitude – such as overhead power lines or the use of a shared communal private water supply.
  • Wayleave – such as a telegraph pole or electricity pylon located on the property, where related rent is due from a third party.

Public rights of way

Examples include public footpaths for walking, or public bridleways for horse riding.

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Restrictions

Other restrictions may apply when using or developing a property. These could include:

  • No caravans / boats / commercial vehicles parked on the driveway.
  • No barbecues on the balcony.
  • The front door must be painted black.
  • Needing a neighbour’s permission to carry out work on a party wall.
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Risks

What are Risks?

Risks such as flooding, coastal erosion or mining may impact the cost of a building, maintenance and repair charges, contents insurance and mortgage availability.
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Schools

  • Astley Community High School (0.35km)
  • Whytrig Community Middle School (0.46km)
  • Seaton Delaval First School (0.60km)
  • Holywell Village First School (1.33km)
  • New Hartley First School (1.49km)

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