Greenhill, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11

***SUPERB PERIOD TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH PRIVATE GARDEN & USEFUL CELLAR OFFERED TO THE MARKET WITH NO ONWARD CHAIN*** This STUNNINGLY RENOVATED PERIOD APARTMENT is offered to the market with NO ONWARD CHAIN and is located within the MUCH SOUGHT AFTER GREENHILL AREA OF EVESHAM. As you approach this period apartment, bursting with character, you will find an allocated parking space within the gated driveway. The impressive accommodation starts with the entrance hall, which leads to the stunning open plan lounge/kitchen with anthracite bi-folding doors opening onto the freshly finished low maintenance private garden, ideal for those that like to entertain. The recently fitted Howdens shaker style kitchen boasts unused, integrated appliances which include Miele hob, dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer as well as useful USB sockets. The Luxury bathroom boasts a large freestanding bath, separate shower cubicle & vanity unit. Both bedrooms have the advantage of USB sockets, high ceilings and an abundance of natural light, the main bedroom is a sight to behold with a feature fireplace and large bay window to the front aspect. A door and staircase lead to the lower ground floor, where you will find a spacious cellar which has light. The cellar is a useful useable space but is also primed for further development (STPP). The property has been operating successfully as an Air B&B rental for the current owners and further benefits from gas central heating, recently replaced double glazing and a useful outside store/utility. Council Tax Band - A Lease Details: Tenure - Leasehold Lease Length: 189 years from 25 December 1981 Service Charge - £400 Per Year Ground Rent - None. The Current Leasehold owners have created a right to manage company that manage the building, this gives them greater control and keeps the service charge to an affordable level. The Leasehold Reform Act - Please find more information about the Leasehold reform act here - https://www.gov.uk/government/news/leasehold-reforms-become-law