£950,000
(£1,830/sq. ft)
1 bed flat for saleLord Kensington House, Radnor Terrace, Kensington W14
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
519 sq. ft
EPC Rating: B
- Leasehold
Napier Watt
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About this property
Comfort cooling
24 hour concierge
Secure fob activated lift
Communal swimming pool
Communal gym
Communal cinema room
Communal gardens
An opportunity to purchase this one bedroom tenth floor apartment set within this recently constructed modern block with 24 Hour concierge, excellent security, large lobby, lifts, gym and leisure facilities.
375 Kensington High Street was developed by Berkeley Homes and the residents have access to swimming pool, fully equipped gym, sauna, spa and private cinema. The various shops/stores along with restaurants & cafes of High Street Kensington are within walking distance from the development.
Nb be aware that there is also a connecting two bedroom apartment that can be acquired separately if desired.
1 Bedrooms : 1 Bathroom : 1 Reception Room : Kitchen : Lift : Concierge : Parking : Residents' Leisure Facilities : Underfloor Heating : Cinema : Comfort Cooling : 24hr Concierge : EPC Rating B
Napier Watt says a bright, an exceptional bright south facing compact one bedroom apartment.
Leasehold 987 years
Council Tax : Kensington and Chelsea Flat 84 and 85 Both Band F
Service Charge : £7,324 pa inc reserve and parking.
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Tenure
Leasehold (987 years)
Service charge
£7,324 per year
Council tax band
F
Ground rent
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