Guide price
£20,000
Parking/garage for sale
South Norwood Hill, London SE25Leasehold
EPC Rating: D
Key information
Tenure
Leasehold (986 years)
Service charge
Council tax band
Ground rent
Ground rent date of next review
Home Castle Estate Agents
About this property
Lock Up Garage for Sale
Close to South Norwood Hill
The edge of the Norwood Lake Area
In our Opinion Garages are Rarely Available in our area
To the rear of a development of Purpose Built Apartments
Early Viewing Advised
Situated in a Tree Line Side Road
Extremely Long Lease
Lease approximately 986 years unexpired
Vacant
Lock up garage for sale. Situated off a tree lined side road to the rear of some Purpose built apartments. Placed on the edge of the Norwood Lake area near to the main road of South Norwood Hill with its connections up to Crystal Palace and down to South Norwood through into Croydon. The area is served by several bus routes and Norwood Junction br/Overground station with its frequent trains to London. The vendor informs us the garage will be offered with vacant possession. And please note the terms of usage : To use and occupy the Garage for the storage of one private motor car belonging to the Tenant or for the storage of household goods or furniture belonging to the Tenant and not for any other purpose and not to use the Garage for the purpose of any trade or business The approximate size of the garage is 17 x 9 feet and 7 feet at the entrance.
Lease Term : On an including the 11th December 2010 and including the 30th December 3009 (approximately 986 years unexpired)
Tenure : Leasehold
Service Charges : We are informed that garage owners are responsible for their own repairs, however any repairs that affects all of garages will be referred to the residents association agm
Ground Rent : Garage owners are liable to pay an annual ground rent of £10 and insurance of £60
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