A one-bedroom apartment overlooking attractive communal gardens, with access off the living-room onto a private covered patio. In the 55+ retirement development of Clarefield Court, Sunningdale, Ascot.
The accommodation includes a spacious west facing living room which benefits from wonderful garden views and access onto a covered patio, a kitchen with a window, a bathroom with a window, master bedroom with built-in double wardrobe, and a hallway with storage cupboard. The apartment further benefits from a garage from a small number of on-site garages. This is a must see for anyone looking to be part of a wonderful community and only moments from local shops and transport links.
Clarefield Court
This development was constructed in 1984 and is made up of 46 one and two-bedroom apartments. Clarefield Court benefits from a Development Manager, Guest Suite, plenty of guest and owner parking, and an Owners` Lounge. As the development is broken into numerous small blocks and surrounded by well-tended and mature communal gardens, there is a terrific feeling of space. Our interaction with the development to date has shown us that there is an established, vibrant and friendly community.
Location
The development is located in the centre of Sunningdale, with its plentiful amenities including shops, a train station and a Waitrose store. The bustling Ascot High Street is nearby for a more comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities.
Key Information:
Service Charge: £2,860.56 Per Annum
Ground Rent: N/A
Lease Expiry Date: 30th October 2083
Tenure: Leasehold
Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: C
Heating Type: All electric
Parking. Unallocated And Garage
Mobile Strength: Data Provided by Ofcom
EE - Likely to have good coverage and supports multimedia.
Three - Likely to have good coverage and supports multimedia.
O2 - Likely to have good coverage and supports multimedia.
Vodafone - Likely to have good coverage and supports multimedia.
Broadband Strength: Data Provided by Ofcom
Standard 6 Mbps/0.7 Mbps
Superfast 80 Mbps/20 Mbps