Property Details

A well-presented two bedroom retirement apartment located on the first floor enjoying a South facing balcony, newly fitted shower room and spacious accommodation.

Situated in a favoured central position, only a short walk to the shops, restaurants and leisure facilities in Arundel town centre. The mainline train station, with its London and coastal service is less than a mile away and there are good road links to surrounding areas via the A27 and A284.

Located on the first floor, the accommodation comprises entrance hall with useful storage cupboards and doors to all principle rooms. The spacious living/dining room benefits from a feature fireplace, ample space for table & chairs, and access to the South-facing balcony.

Double doors open into the kitchen which is fitted with a wide range of units incorporating an integrated oven, grill & hob and space for washing machine & fridge-freezer.

The main double bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes and the second bedroom is currently being used as a study.

There is a newly fitted shower room comprising a large walk-in shower, WC & wash basin.

Martlets Court is situated just a few hundred yards from Arundel’s historic town centre, benefiting from 24 hour emergency careline and offering the use of facilities such as communal lounge and kitchenette, hairdressers, communal garden, river terrace and off-road parking. There is also a guest suite.

We are advised the lease length is 99 years from 1990 with 67 years remaining. Annual service charges are £3,236.61 per annum from January – December 2022, and ground rent is approximately £250 per annum.

Directions

From our office on the High Street, continue over the bridge, there is pedestrian access to Martlets Court via a set of gates on the right hand side.

Disclaimer

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