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Flat, 261 Main Road, Southbourne, PO10

2 Bed │ 1 Bath │ 1 Rec

Guide Price £210,000 (Leasehold)

Projected Gross Yield: 4.6% Estimated rent: £850.00 per calendar month

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Emsworth

Matthew Inker

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01243 377773

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Key features

Move straight into this modern well maintained apartment
Super location for easy access to Southbourne local amenities
Secure first floor location
Shared intercom access from the ground floor
Enjoy the convenient allocated parking space
Flat share opportunity with two double bedrooms
Take the train to London from nearby Southbourne station
Pop downstairs for those last minute groceries, newspapers

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Full description

A rare opportunity to purchase a modern apartment located in central Southbourne. Perfectly located for easy access to village amenities, this apartment, built in 2018 features a spacious and stylish kitchen/sitting/dining room and two double bedrooms. A separate family bathroom and outside there is one allocated parking space. EPC-B

LEASE DETAILS: - 125 Years from 29/09/2017

Service Charge £1200 Per Annum

Council Tax Band: B

Situation

Situation

Flat 1 261a Main Road is conveniently located above the Co-op in the heart of the village of Southbourne. The village offers schooling to the age of 16, a doctors surgery, dentist, chemist and church in addition to day-to-day shopping including a locally renowned farm shop. The pretty hamlet of Prinsted lies to the south with easy access to the foreshore on the northern reaches of Chichester Harbour with coastal walks towards Bosham in the east and Emsworth to the west popular with ramblers and birdwatchers alike. There are good road and bus links, and the station on the Portsmouth/Brighton line also connects to London Waterloo via Havant, and Gatwick and London Victoria via Chichester. The bustling harbourside town of Emsworth, a mile to the west, has two sailing clubs, pubs and restaurants.

Communal entrance lobby with stairs to first floor

Hallway

Sitting Room/Dining Room

Kitchen

Double Bedroom 1

Double Bedroom 2

Family Bathroom

Allocated Parking Space

Why live in Emsworth?

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Many people move to Emsworth to enjoy the best of town, country and coastal life. It was once a fishing village that was known for boatbuilding, rope making and oyster farming. Many of these traditions are long gone, but Emsworth has retained much of its old-fashioned charm.

The many artists who live and work here throw open their studio doors to show their work at the annual Emsworth Art Trail while the Emsworth Horticultural Society holds an annual fair over the August Bank Holiday, which includes demonstrations of ancient crafts such as glass blowing, wood turning, falconry and beekeeping.

Emsworth has a great selection of good schools, including St. James Primary School, Emsworth Primary School, Warblington Secondary School and Bourne Community College. The town also has many independent shops, a butcher, fishmonger, florist, delicatessen and supermarkets and it’s no surprise that, in a recent survey, Emsworth received the highest shopper approval rating of all shopping centres in the borough. We’re also spoilt by the number of popular pubs, bars and restaurants here, such as 36 On The Quay, where you can enjoy fine dining with a waterside view, and Fat Olives that occupies a former fisherman’s cottage.

Of course, one of our major attractions is the water – it’s a paradise for sailors, with beautiful waterside properties lining the harbour and a choice of local sailing clubs. Hayling Island is equally popular, with its reputation as the spiritual home of windsurfing and miles of glorious seafront that overlook the Isle of Wight, the Solent and Selsey Bill.

If you’d like to buy, sell or let a property in Emsworth, get in touch with your local team and discover the Henry Adams difference for yourself.