Freemans Quay, Durham, DH1

Hallway

The door to the flat is accessed via the communal entrance, on the second floor. Private internal hallway with a laminate floor. Storage cupboard containing the water tank.

Lounge/Kitchen

3.2m x 7.9m (10' 6" x 25' 11")

Open plan kitchen living space with a laminate floor throughout. A kitchen island houses an integrated fridge and freezer. Also accommodates integrated oven with electric hob and an integrated dishwasher, and a plumbed in washer. At the other side there is access to a balcony. The rooms also contains two wall mounted electric radiators.

Bedroom 1

4.7m x 2.8m (15' 5" x 9' 2")

Carpeted double bedroom with a window to the front and an electric radiator. En-suite bathroom with tiled floor and walls, a shower, toilet, sink and heated towel rail.

Bedroom 2

4.7m x 2.7m (15' 5" x 8' 10")

Carpeted double bedroom with a window to the front and an electric radiator.

Bathroom

With tiled floor and walls. Comprising a bath with overhead shower, toilet, sink and heated towel rail

Location

The biggest commercial centre in the county, Durham has an indoor market, a fine array of independent shops and national chains, pubs and restaurants centred around a cobbled market square or on the riverside. Its 40,000-strong population enjoys excellent leisure facilities including the Gala Theatre, new public swimming baths and a thriving festival scene. The city is well served with private golf clubs and the home of Durham County Cricket Club at nearby Chester-le-Street hosts international matches including an Ashes test in 2013. Durham City is a gateway to the Durham Dales and North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its moorland and forests providing endless footpaths, bird watching and other opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. Durham benefits from excellent transport links and is just minutes from the main A1(M), A690 and A19 road routes. It is served by the East Coast mainline with regular rail services to London and Scotland and Newcastle (truncated)

Service Charges

Approx £700 per quarter for service charge and £300 ground rent per annum

Additional Information

Plot Area: 3.03 acres Year Built : 2006 Council Tax : Band D Annual Estimate: £2,431 Title Number: DU292563 Tenure: Leasehold Start Date: 29/06/2006 End Date: 29/12/2254 Lease Term: 250 years less 20 days from 29 December 2004 Term Remaining: 230 years Local Authority: Durham Conservation Area: Durham City Flood Risk: Rivers & Seas: Medium Surface Water: Medium

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