Flat for sale in Boundary Lane, Manchester, Greater Manchester M15

One double bedroom apartment in the highly desirable Burlington Square development.

Description
Savills are delighted to present an excellent ground floor one double bedroom apartment in the highly desirable Burlington Square development.

Briefly, the apartment comprises of a sizeable open plan living, dining and kitchen area with modern appliances built in. The bedroom is a great size with ample room for sleep, storage and study! The main bathroom is a modern three piece suite.

The building enjoys a host of top class amenities, including a fully equipped gym, concierge, communal gardens and coffee station.

The apartment is currently tenanted at £1,150pcm until January 2025.

EWS1 Form available.

This property has/may have cladding, as far as we know the
current position with the property is:
‘It’s been tested and there are no works required.’
* You should make enquires about the external wall system
of the property, if it has cladding and if it is safe or if there
are interim measure in place.

Location
Burlington Square sits in an excellent Manchester location. Oxford Road station (0.9m) is situated close by for great access to tram & train links.

Deansgate is 1m distance with variety of transport links, as well as a variety of shopping available from local groceries, to high end retail.

Perfectly situated also are Manchester Metropolitan University (0.4m), The University of Manchester (0.2m) and Manchester Royal Infirmary (0.7m).

Sports and entertainment are within easy reach too. Manchester's famous football stadiums Old Trafford (home to Manchester United) and the Etihad (home to Manchester City) are 2.5m and 2.3m away respectively.

For cultural activities, locally residents are only 1.3m from Castlefield Bowl which often hosts an array of food festivals and music gigs.

Please note - all distances provided are approximate.

Square Footage: 462 sq ft

Leasehold with approximately 243 years remaining.





Additional Info
Ground rent due for review in May 2030, in line with rpi.