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Balls Pond Road, Dalston, Hackney, N1
£450,000
Sold STC
FLAT
1 bed
Key features
- 3D Viewing Tour + Video Walk through Available
- Spacious 588 Sqft
- Separate Eat-in Kitchen
- Communal Rear Garden
- Large Sash Windows
- Share of Freehold with a 999 year lease.
- Vibrant Location
- Excellent Transport Links
- Low Maintenance Costs
- Chain Free
- All our properties are available to view virtually, enquire below to book an online viewing
Full description
A spacious 588 sqft, one-bedroom apartment boasting a separate eat-in kitchen, spacious reception, a double bedroom, a large bathroom with a walk-in shower, large sash windows, and a communal courtyard garden.
The property has a 999 year lease and benefits from a share of freehold. There are three apartments within the building that split the maintenance fees which are approximately £600 per annum.
The property is being offered chain free.
A FEW WORDS FROM THE OWNER:
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT YOUR HOME?
I loved the flat from the moment I walked in even though at the time it was desperately in need of a total refit. I've spent so many nights sitting out on the fire escape and it's like a different world out the back from the bustle of Balls Pond Road at the front. It's so quiet and secluded, that we strung fairy light around the railing and got a small table a chairs which made it perfect for evening drinks. In the summer the courtyard garden at the back is great for bbq's. Aside from that I always loved the layout of the flat. When most people I knew had one bed flats with a combined living room and kitchen, I had separate rooms with the kitchen being a real highlight as it's great for cooking in and I often sat at the kitchen table watching the sunset. The bedroom is also at the back of the property so it was quiet at night.
WHY ARE YOU SELLING?
I had 17 wonderful years at the flat and I've been renting it out since we moved out a few years ago but as our family is expanding we are now moving out of town so sadly it's time to sell.
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT THE AREA?
Dalston as it is now has changed so much since I moved in in '98/99 but it still has an amazing buzz and more bars, clubs and restaurants than you could ever need. Great local pubs (including our favourite, The Talbot), great transport links from the overground (easy to take the overground for granted but it didn't exist when I first moved in) to busses including the 38 into town and also very close to Islington, Stoke Newington, Shoreditch and the City.
Tenure: Leasehold with a share of freehold
Term: 999 years from 1 December 2015
Council Tax: Band B ( £1379.22 per annum 2023/24 )
Rating Authority: Hackney
Service Charge: Approx £600 per annum which covers the building insurance and communal lighting.
Ground Rent: None
The property has a 999 year lease and benefits from a share of freehold. There are three apartments within the building that split the maintenance fees which are approximately £600 per annum.
The property is being offered chain free.
A FEW WORDS FROM THE OWNER:
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT YOUR HOME?
I loved the flat from the moment I walked in even though at the time it was desperately in need of a total refit. I've spent so many nights sitting out on the fire escape and it's like a different world out the back from the bustle of Balls Pond Road at the front. It's so quiet and secluded, that we strung fairy light around the railing and got a small table a chairs which made it perfect for evening drinks. In the summer the courtyard garden at the back is great for bbq's. Aside from that I always loved the layout of the flat. When most people I knew had one bed flats with a combined living room and kitchen, I had separate rooms with the kitchen being a real highlight as it's great for cooking in and I often sat at the kitchen table watching the sunset. The bedroom is also at the back of the property so it was quiet at night.
WHY ARE YOU SELLING?
I had 17 wonderful years at the flat and I've been renting it out since we moved out a few years ago but as our family is expanding we are now moving out of town so sadly it's time to sell.
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT THE AREA?
Dalston as it is now has changed so much since I moved in in '98/99 but it still has an amazing buzz and more bars, clubs and restaurants than you could ever need. Great local pubs (including our favourite, The Talbot), great transport links from the overground (easy to take the overground for granted but it didn't exist when I first moved in) to busses including the 38 into town and also very close to Islington, Stoke Newington, Shoreditch and the City.
Tenure: Leasehold with a share of freehold
Term: 999 years from 1 December 2015
Council Tax: Band B ( £1379.22 per annum 2023/24 )
Rating Authority: Hackney
Service Charge: Approx £600 per annum which covers the building insurance and communal lighting.
Ground Rent: None
Tenure: Ask agent
Council Tax Band: Ask agent