£150,000
2 bed flat for sale
Heol Cilffrydd, Barry CF63Leasehold
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
Key information
Tenure
Leasehold (104 years)
Service charge
£1,466 per year
Council tax band
D
Ground rent
£75
Ground rent date of next review
About this property
No Onward Chain
Prime Location
Two Spacious Bedrooms
Master Ensuite
Open-Plan Living
Integrated Kitchen Appliances
Private Balcony
Dedicated Parking
Abundant Storage
Walking distance to a train station and bus stop
No Onward Chain
Nestled in the heart of Barry, we proudly present this impeccable two-bedroom apartment at Heol Cilffrydd. An offering with no onward chain is primed and ready for discerning buyers seeking comfort and convenience.
Upon entering, guests are welcomed into an expansive entrance hall with a handy storage cupboard, perfect for keeping daily essentials out of sight yet within reach. Proceeding further, a well-maintained bathroom beckons, featuring a combination of a bath and shower - an ideal setup to accommodate varied preferences.
Accommodation comprises two generously proportioned double bedrooms. The main bedroom distinguishes itself with the luxury of an ensuite fitted with a contemporary shower unit. Such features make the space not only a place of rest but also of rejuvenation.
The heart of the apartment undoubtedly lies in its open-plan living room, diner, and kitchen. This vast space, drenched in natural light, caters to both moments of relaxation and culinary adventures. The kitchen, notably, is replete with ample storage solutions and boasts top-of-the-line integrated appliances, ensuring that home chefs are always equipped for their gastronomic pursuits.
Further enhancing the allure of this apartment is the inclusion of double doors in the living area, which gracefully lead out to a private balcony. Whether entertaining guests or simply unwinding after a long day, this space offers a serene backdrop for any occasion.
To top it all, future residents will benefit from the added advantage of a dedicated parking space, a luxury in today's urban settings. Heol Cilffrydd Barry is a residence that effortlessly marries form and function, promising its inhabitants an opulent and practical lifestyle.
Additional Information
Type of home - Purpose Built Flat
Tenure - Leasehold
Council tax band - D
Borough - Vale of Glamorgan
EPC Rating - 71 (C)
Lease Infomation
104 left on the lease from a 125 year term
The service charge is £1466.34
Ground Rent is £75
The service charge does not cover water, gas or electricity.
The Local Area
Barry, a coastal gem located in Wales, boasts a rich tapestry of history, scenic beauty, and vibrant community life. Known for its breathtaking shoreline, the area offers golden sandy beaches, providing locals and visitors alike a serene escape. Beyond its natural allure, Barry presents an array of amenities, from quaint cafes, bustling markets, and boutique shops to cultural landmarks and parks. The town's transport infrastructure is commendable, with easy access to major routes and a well-connected railway station, ensuring residents can seamlessly commute or explore neighbouring regions. Additionally, community events, local schools, and recreational facilities further solidify Barry's reputation as a tourist destination and a cherished place to call home.
Schools
In Barry, education stands at the forefront of community priorities, with a selection of schools known for their commitment to academic excellence and holistic development. The town boasts both primary and secondary institutions that cater to a diverse range of learning needs and preferences. Many of these schools have been lauded for their innovative curriculums, extra-curricular offerings, and state-of-the-art facilities. Parents will appreciate the emphasis on individualised learning, ensuring each student is given ample opportunities to thrive. Beyond the classroom, the schools in Barry have forged strong community ties, frequently hosting events and initiatives that foster civic engagement and cultural appreciation. Their reputation is further enhanced by experienced teaching staff and supportive parent-teacher associations, making the town an ideal choice for families prioritising quality education.
Transport
Transportation in Barry is both efficient and comprehensive, catering to the diverse needs of its residents and visitors. The town is graced with a well-connected railway station, offering regular services to Cardiff, Bridgend, and other significant destinations, making daily commutes and leisurely travels equally convenient. Furthermore, Barry's road network is well-maintained and easily navigable, with essential routes connecting it to neighbouring towns and cities, ensuring those with vehicles can easily traverse. The local bus services are frequent and far-reaching for those favouring public transportation, serving the region's urban and rural areas. Additionally, the town's proximity to Cardiff Airport provides an added advantage for international travel. Barry's transport infrastructure is a testament to its modern, interconnected nature, promising ease of movement.
Key Information
Water:
What is the nature of the property's water supply? Mains water supply via Dwr Cymru.
Does the water source originate from a private well, and if so, what are the maintenance requirements and water quality standards? No.
Are there any additional costs associated with maintaining the water supply? No
Heating:
What is the nature of the property's heating supply? Electric heating via edf.
Is the property linked to the main gas line, or does it rely on an lpg heating system? No.
What are the evaluation requirements and potential costs associated with the heating system? N/A
Electric:
What is the nature of the property's electricity supply? Electricity provided by edf.
Does the property operate independently of the national grid and rely on a generator for power? No.
What are the evaluation requirements and potential costs associated with the electricity supply? Eicr and EPC certificates.
Sewerage:
What is the nature of the property's sewerage supply? Mains sewerage via Dwr Cymru
Does the property use septic tanks or cesspits, and what are the maintenance requirements? No
What are the costs associated with different sewerage providers, and are there any registration and record-keeping requirements for septic tanks? Monthly water bill.
Broadband:
What is the nature of the property's broadband supply? None at the moment.
Is a broadband connection available, or will there be additional costs for establishing a connection? Yes.
Parking:
What is the availability of parking for the property? 1 car parking space with apartment.
Are there additional costs associated with parking, such as the need for parking permits? No.
Rights and Restrictions:
Are there any rights or restrictions for the property? No.
Are there any private rights of way associated with the property? No.
Are there any public rights of way affecting the property? No.
Is the property listed, and if so, what restrictions apply? No.
Are there any other specific restrictions that apply to the property? No.
Risks:
Are there any risks associated with the property? No.
Has the property experienced flooding in the last five years? No.
Are there flood defences in place for the property? No.
What is the source of any potential flooding risk? N/A
More information
Listed by
RE/MAX Estate Agents
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