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Situated on the 7th floor, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment offers stylish, contemporary living with high-quality finishes throughout. The apartment features a sleek, handle-less kitchen finished in modern gloss cabinetry with Silestone worktops and matching upstands. A full range of integrated Bosch appliances includes oven, ceramic hob, extractor hood, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washer dryer, creating a streamlined and practical space ideal for everyday living and entertaining. The open-plan living area and hallway benefit from attractive oak wood-effect flooring, while both bedrooms are finished with neutral carpeting for added comfort. The principal bathroom is elegantly designed with large-format Porcelanosa wall and floor tiles, contemporary sanitaryware, chrome fittings, glass shower screen and a mirrored vanity unit, creating a luxurious yet functional space. Additional features include underfloor heating to all main areas (excluding bathroom), LED downlighting to living and wet areas, built-in wardrobes (where applicable), Sky Q and TV points, and a video entry system for added security. The apartment is covered by an NHBC guarantee for further peace of mind. Residents benefit from excellent communal facilities including a 12-hour concierge service, secure bicycle storage within the undercroft parking area, and limited parking available by separate negotiation. This superb seventh-floor apartment combines modern design, quality specification and convenience Why rent when you could buy: Is it now time for you to start paying your own mortgage instead of someone else’s? Compare the average rent in your area with the monthly cost of a shared ownership home you could be pleasantly surprised. Financial Breakdown: Full market value: £447,500 25% share value: £111,875 5% deposit: £5968.75 Monthly Rent on un-owned share £769.14 What is Shared Ownership? If you can't afford the mortgage on 100% of a home, Shared Ownership offers you the chance to buy a share of your home (between 25% and 75%) and pay rent on the remaining share. Later on, you could buy bigger shares when you can afford to and, if you chose, own the property outright. Monthly costs to purchase via Shared Ownership are generally less than purchasing outright or renting, making it a fantastic option to get onto the housing ladder. *Please note images used in this listing are for illustration purposes and are not exact to the property.