Goodwin Fish is delighted to offer for sale a well presented basement apartment with high ceilings and its very own private terrace at City Heights.

Part of a cluster of Victorian and Edwardian buildings that are bound by the Whitworth Street/Princess Street conservation area of Manchester city centre, these grand buildings, erected between 1850 and 1920, were once shipping and packing warehouses bustling with textile activity. Designed by wealthy owners, many were decorated with intricate detail, opulent entrances and embellished facades. What was once an area of cobbled streets and Victorian gas lamps, is now a prominent neighbourhood generously contributing towards Manchester`s vibrant city centre environment.

Located in the heart of Manchester city centre, residents are within walking distance to Sackville Park, Canal Street, China Town, co-working spaces around the corner at Whitworth Lock or Clockwise Linley House, coffee shops including Pollen at Kampus or Foundation, and JD gym. The property is less than a five minute walk to Oxford Road or Piccadilly Train Station.

This basement apartment would suit a first time buyer looking to take their first steps onto the housing ladder or a buy to let investor in search of an attractive investment. Property briefly comprises: entrance/hallway with storage cupboard; open plan lounge/diner; kitchen with integrated appliances; double bedroom with French doors onto terrace; bathroom.

The property is sold with vacant possession and must be viewed to be fully appreciated.

Tenure: Leasehold
Annual service charge: £2,536.76
Annual reserve fund: £749.62
Annual ground rent: `peppercorn`
Length of lease: 999 years from 1998
Est. rental income: £1,100 pcm
Management company: HML Group