1 bedroom shared living/flatmate for sale

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** INVESTMENT PROPERTY ** TENANTED PROPERTY ** INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY **Nicholas Humphreys are proud to present this one bedroom apartment situated in Birmingham City Centre, currently tenanted. EWS1 Certificate available. The property consists of one double bedroom, spacious open plan living area, modern kitchen with an integrated oven and white goods and family bathroom. The apartment is currently rented at £840 PCM. This modern first floor apartment is within close proximity to a range of amenities, Bull Ring, New Street station and MailBox. The area also offers excellent road and transport links for travel both locally and M6 motorway.We would recommend that any interested buyers inquire to arrange a viewing at the earliest convenience to ensure the opportunity is not missed.The Accommodation - The accommodation briefly comprises a entranceway, a spacious open-plan living room with a fitted kitchen with an integrated oven, washing machine and fridge freezer. One double bedroom and a stylish three-piece bathroom with a tub-shower combination, a hand wash basin and a WC. The property benefits from a concierge service on the ground floor.Leasehold - The apartment is leasehold and the information supplied by the vendor informs us the expiry date of the lease is the year 2161, Current ground rent £362.64 and a service charge of £1423.90. This is reviewed annually. A tenant is in occupation, within a 12 month agreement.Ews1 Certificate - An EWS1 certificate is an External Wall System Fire Review certificate. They come into play when a leaseholder is buying or selling or re-mortgaging an apartment in a multi-storey multi-occupied residential building.It is not a building safety certificate or a legal requirement. It is a mortgage valuation tool. EWS1 certificates are not issued by the Fire Brigade. The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and mortgage lenders jointly created the EWS1 form. It was launched in December 2019 as a way for mortgage lenders to assess the external wall safety of buildings over 18 meters.It helps them decide whether to offer a mortgage on any given apartment within multi-storey, multi-occupied residential buildings.Draft details awaiting vendor approval and subject to change.