If you're thinking of moving and don't have a huge budget to spend, then there still might be a property out there that may interest you. Currently, a two-bedroomed second-floor apartment is on the market at a very reasonable cost of £45,000 in Nottinghamshire.
It is one of the most popular Nottinghamshire property searches online at the moment. It’s a 50 per cent share of a housing association property and is leasehold.
Ideal for an older couple downsizing, handily the flat is just a couple of minutes walk from shops and amenities in Long Eaton town centre. This special development for people aged 55+ also has communal areas, so you’ll get to know your neighbours in no time.
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The building is in a courtyard arrangement with parking in the centre with a communal garden area. There is also a communal drying area for your washing.
It’s within easy walking distance of the Asda and Tesco superstores and numerous other retail outlets found along the high street, health care and sports facilities including the West Park Leisure Centre.
Transport-wise, it’s a winner – there are excellent links to J25 of the M1, Long Eaton Station, East Midlands Airport and the A52 and other main roads which provide easy access to Nottingham, Derby and other East Midlands towns and cities.
The added bonus is no upward chain for this apartment which has gas central heating and double glazing, hall, lounge, kitchen, two bedrooms and shower room. Below is a look at the property - as well as a list of the four other most searched-for Nottinghamshire properties.
1. Two-bed semi-detached bungalow: £160,000
Located within an extremely popular area of Hucknall with public transport links on your doorstep. It is described as being tucked away on a private walkway behind off road parking and the blocks of garages for the properties.
Inside, there is a handy porch to hang coats and store shoes, leading to the bright living room. Outside, there’s an easy-to-maintain paved garden, with space for a shed.
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2. Two-bed flat: £45,000
As mentioned above, this apartment is ideal for an older couple downsizing, just a couple of minutes’ walk from shops and amenities in Long Eaton town centre. This special development for people aged 55+ also has communal areas, so you’ll get to know your neighbours in no time.
It’s a 50 per cent share of a housing association property and is leasehold. Within easy walking distance of the Asda and Tesco superstores and numerous other retail outlets, the flat has a community feel, designed for neighbours to get to know each other.
For more information, click here.
3. Three-bed detached bungalow: £170,000
This stunning detached bungalow is situated on a private lane on Great Northern Road, Eastwood. The property is offered through Modern Method of Auction and has a spacious lounge with bay window.
A lawned garden, with brick boundaries is a big plus point. And if you are entertaining, the fitted kitchen/diner will impress your guests. For more information, click here.
4. Three-bed end terrace house: £160,000
This is advertised as the perfect home for a young family. A top-to-toe renovation has meant a new boiler and water tank, solid doors, radiators solar panels which have a battery for night-time use.
A converted loft and a conservatory make this an attractive property. Situated in Bulwell, you would be close to a host of local amenities. For more information, click here.
5. Four-bed detached house: £250,000
This house is just so spacious. It’s a four-bedroom detached family home which has been refurbished and offers a hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen and utility, accessed from the rear garden.
The house is at the top end of Granville Avenue, which is within walking distance of local amenities and facilities and Long Eaton town centre. Recently, the kitchen has been replaced and a new boiler.
For more information, click here.
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