Surrey Street, City Centre

SETTING THE SCENE
Approaching the property via Surrey Street, there are steps leading to the entrance door with a secure intercom and key entry. Once inside, stairs lead to all floors of which this property is on the second floor. There is also another access to rear near the allocated car parking (available by separate negotiation) with a lift which provides access to the apartment.

THE GRAND TOUR
Stepping inside, there is a hallway with a coat and boot storage cupboard. Doors then lead to the first of the two double bedrooms and a door into the sitting room. There is fitted carpet underfoot in the bedroom and this room has a window facing to front and high ceilings in keeping with the period in which this home was built. The sitting room features two further windows, both sash and facing to front. The space is large enough for just soft furnishings but could also double as a home office if required. The next room is the kitchen/dining room which has a central island with wood effect flooring, kitchen cabinets at wall and base level with integrated washing machine, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Continuing through the accommodation there is an inner hall with a shower room and the access to the lift and parking. Finally the main bedroom which is substantial in size and has plenty of room for built in or freestanding bedroom furniture with windows facing to side and rear finished with an ensuite bathroom, including a roll top bath.

FIND US
Postcode : NR1 3NX
What3Words : ///wonderfully.method.town

VIRTUAL TOUR
View our virtual tour for a full 360 degree of the interior of the property.

ADDITIONAL HISTORY
The 18th Century Mansion block designed by renowned architect Thomas Ivory who also designed many other Georgian buildings like the iconic, stunning Assembly House on Theatre St. The conversion has retained the large proportioned rooms known of the Georgian period. This stunning property was also once occupied by renowned botanist James Edward Smith, who displayed his work in this very property, and is now displayed in the Linnaean Society of London.

AGENTS NOTE
The property is offered leasehold with a remaining 101 years. The Ground rent is charged at £250 PA and the service charge is approximately £3255 PA - divided and paid monthly.
With a Council Tax Band D there is an estimated annual price of £2085.
The allocated parking is not included with this sale, but may be available by separate negotiation with the current owner.