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Oakside Court, HorleyAsking Price £280,000 Sold (STC)
1 Bedroom House - End Terrace
- No Onward Chain
- One Bed House
- Freehold Title
- Parking for Multiple Vehicles
- Private Walled Courtyard Garden
- Popular Residential Development
- Open Plan Living
- Contemporary Fixtures & Fittings
- Ideal for First Time Buyers and Investors
- Walking Distance to Local Amenities
This purpose built one bedroom house benefits from having freehold title and is offered to the market with NO ONWARD CHAIN.
The property is ideally suited for first time buyers who would be stamp duty exempt if the property completes before 31 March 2025, but also attractive to potential investors and commuters due to its proximity to the local mainline train station and airport.
The accommodation benefits from gas central heating and double glazed windows. The layout consists of an entrance hall leading up to a bathroom featuring floor to ceiling decorative tiling and white sanitary ware as well as a double bedroom with integrated storage. On the ground floor, the main reception is open plan and includes a kitchen off the main living area equipped with contemporary grey cabinetry, stylish splashback tiling and integrated oven and gas hob. The living area features wooden flooring and understairs storage.
Externally, the property benefits from a private courtyard with an Indian sandstone patio. There is ample residents parking and the development is flanked by communal grounds.
Located in a popular residential neighbourhood, the property is a 10-minute walk from Horley town centre, which offers residents an excellent mix of local amenities and great transportation links. Gatwick is only 3 miles away and Horley mainline railway station provides fast services to London and the south coast.
Please note an annual management fee is applicable.
(Property Ref: 18236383)
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