96b Tapton Crescent Road Crosspool, Sheffield Guide Price £200,000 - £210,000

• Spacious 1st Floor Apartment
• 2 Double Bedrooms
• Light and Airy Interior
• Balcony & Leafy Views
• Modern Bathroom & Ensuite
• Convenient Location in S10
• Allocated & Visitor Car Parking Space
• Service Charge £1590.60 - Fairways
• Lease 12/02/04 . 999 years. Ground Rent £100p.a
• Council Tax Band C, EPC Rating TBC

Guide Price £200,000 - £210,000

A modern 2 double bedroom first floor apartment with a balcony and an allocated car parking space. Well-proportioned accommodation with a modern, light and airy interior. Benefits from a fitted kitchen, bathroom and ensuite, gas central heating run off a combination boiler, uPVC double glazing and a security intercom. Available with no onward chain.

The accommodation features a communal entrance hall with a security intercom and stairs rising to the first floor. Apartment 3 comprises of a reception hallway with storage cupboard. The lounge has neutral coloured décor, laminate flooring, dual aspect windows and French doors opening onto a decked balcony with leafy backdrop. The kitchen houses a range of Shaker style fitted units, topped with contrasting worktops. Included within the sale is an integrated oven, microwave, gas hob, extractor, dishwasher, fridge and freezer.

The master bedroom is generous in size and has the benefit of an en-suite wet area with a shower, wash basin, and WC. The second bedroom is rear facing and smaller in size. The bathroom has a modern white suite with a shower above the bath, a floating wash basin and WC, partially tiled.

Laurel House is situated up a sweeping driveway off Tapton Crescent Road, with communal gardens and car parking. Number 3 has an allocated parking space at the rear of the property. Tapton Crescent Road is well-placed for local shops and amenities in Broomhill, Crosspool and Crookes, including a range of cafes, pubs and restaurants. There are also reputable schools, recreational facilities and access to the city centre, hospitals, universities and the Peak District.