The property comprises a one bedroom ground floor apartment within a purpose built block, that dates from the mid-1990s. The entrance door opens into a hallway, with the kitchen and bathroom the left hand side, a bedroom to the right and the lounge/dining room at the end of the corridor. Heating is provided by electric wall heaters and there is an immersion heater to supply hot water (not -tested). The property needs refurbishment and modernisation throughout. The kitchen and bathroom are in poor condition and suffer from a lot of damp and black mould growth. The bathroom has no floor covering and the carpet in the bedroom is very worn.
The property is currently occupied by a tenant who has a statutory periodic monthly tenancy following expiry of an AST granted for 12 moths from 1st October 2006.
The tenant informs us that the current rent is £725 per month.
Please note the tenure is leasehold with approximately 56 years until expiry so likely only suitable for cash buyers. Also note we are not acting for the freeholder so can't confirm the cost of a lease extension.
The property within the centre of Brentwood, with Gresham Court accessed from Gresham Close. Brentwood is a suburban town with retail facilities on the High Street, within walking distance of the property. Local bus routes are also easily accessed on the nearby B186 and Brentwood Railway station is less than 300m to the south, served by the Elizabeth Line with Liverpool Street Station 40 minutes away.
Leasehold for a term of 99 years from 29th September 1980 (Title number EX247171). The the ground rent will be £60 per annum rising to £100 per annum in 2046.
Ground Floor : Entrance Hall, Kitchen, Bathroom, Lounge and Bedroom - 49.26 sq.m (530 sq. ft)
The lease includes a garage.
We have been supplied with a copy AST agreement granted for 12 months from 1st October 2006 at an initial rent of £600 per month. The tenant on site informed us that it was not renewed so if correct he is occupying under a statutory periodic monthly tenancy. We were told that they are currently paying a rent of £725 per month, equivalent to £8,700 per annum. Please note the Recveivers have not attempted to collect any rent and this information cannot be verified.
Energy Asset Rating TBC.
C
29/09/1980
99 years (56 years unexpired)
£60
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