Enter via glass panel door into communal entrance hall.
Enter via solid wooden door, storage cupboard, doors to;
Enter via wooden glass panel double doors. UPVC double glazed French doors with wing windows leading to rear garden, ceiling coving.
Recently refitted. UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect, modern wall and base mounted soft touch units with drawers incorporating clever storage features, roll top work surfaces, tiled splash backs, integrated gas hob and extractor hood over, integrated fridge/freezer, integrated washing machine, integrated oven, integrated microwave, tile effect flooring.
UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, integrated wardrobes.
UPVC double glazed window to front aspect.
Completely refitted. Walk-in double shower, pedestal wash hand basin with storage under, close coupled low level W/C, fully tiled splash backs, wall mounted storage cupboard, chrome wall mounted heated towel rail, wooden laminate flooring.
Single garage with up and over door, situated to the rear in a private residents courtyard.
To front and rear. Laid to lawn, established plants and shrubs.
Local Authority: West Northampton Council:
Council Tax Band B
Service Charge Annual £1381.62. (paid six monthly £690.81)
Ground Rent Annual £80. (paid six monthly £40.)
Lease extension 150 years from 2016.
Flat Management Fee Annual £7.85
The gardens front and rear are communal and do not belong to individual leaseholders.
No parking spaces are allocated to individual flats. Leaseholders can park anywhere on site but obviously not directly in front of garages to inhibit access.
No restrictions on ownership, however you should note is that the flats have a specific lease restriction mainly that they cannot be rented and must be occupied by the buyer. If either of these two restrictions are breached then the freeholder has a right to take over the property.
Centred around Homestead Way, the neighbourhood is primarily residential, featuring a mix of houses and small apartment developments. Residents benefit from good access to local amenities, schools, healthcare services, and public transport links, while Northampton town centre and the railway station are only a short distance away. The area falls within the Northampton North parliamentary constituency and has been an established residential location since the 1980s.
The wider NN2 district is known for its combination of urban convenience and community character. Nearby districts such as Kingsley Park and Kingsthorpe offer local shops, cafés, parks, and leisure facilities, making the area attractive to families and professionals alike. Residents enjoy easy access to major road networks, including routes connecting to the M1 motorway, while Northampton’s cultural attractions, retail centres, and employment opportunities are within easy reach. The neighbourhood provides a balance between suburban living and access to the wider amenities of Northampton, contributing to its appeal as a well-connected residential area.
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