2 bed maisonette for sale

Cannock Walk, Fareham, Hampshire PO14

No forward chain, two-bedroom first-floor maisonette is an ideal opportunity for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors low service and ground rent, long lease, 9% Gross Yield rental value circa £1,100 pcm.

Conveniently located close to local amenities, the property enjoys its own private entrance and offers spacious, well-planned accommodation with plenty of built-in storage throughout.

Internally, the layout comprises an entrance hall with generous under-stair and cupboard storage, a staircase leading to a first-floor landing, and access to a light and airy lounge. The refitted kitchen includes modern wall and base units, splashback tiling, gas point for a cooker, and space for appliances. There are two bedrooms, with the main bedroom benefiting from loft access and a cupboard housing the gas boiler. The modern bathroom features a white suite with shower over bath, vanity unit, chrome heated towel rail, and part tiled walls.

Additional benefits include double glazing, gas central heating, and an EPC rating of C. The property is well positioned for everyday amenities, transport links, and recreational spaces. With its practical layout, updated kitchen and bathroom, and chain-free status, this maisonette offers an affordable and move-in-ready home in a convenient location. Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the value and potential this property offers.

Leasehold
Unexpired Years: Ask Agent
Annual Ground Rent: £20
Ground Rent Increase: Tbc
Ground Rent Review Period: Tbc
Annual Service: £ 342
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.
Additional information


Materials used in construction: Brick/Concrete

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Fareham is a historic market town in Hampshire, situated between Portsmouth and Southampton on the north-western edge of Portsmouth Harbour. Well connected by the M27 motorway and a mainline railway, it serves as a popular commuter hub while retaining its own identity. The town combines Georgian and Victorian architecture with modern shopping areas, set against a backdrop of coastal scenery and nearby countryside, including the South Downs and the New Forest. Once known for its brickmaking industry, Fareham today offers a balance of residential communities, business parks, and green spaces, making it an attractive place to live and work.