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" The property has tenants in situ until June 2016 and is achieving ?10,800 per annum. As you enter the communal entrance with integrated telephone entry, the apartment is accessed via lift or stairs to the first floor. The well-designed open plan living space has both a living and dining area creating a delightful area to both relax and to entertain with doors opening onto a balcony which provides space for seating and views over the surrounding development. The kitchen has a range of maple coloured units with integrated appliances such as electric oven and hob with stainless steel extractor, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. The master bedroom has a built in mirrored wardrobe and en suite shower room with complementary tiling and white sanitary ware. The second bedroom has use of the second bathroom, which has a white suite and a shower attachment to the bath and there is another large storage cupboard in the hall. An allocated parking space is provided with the property.
Tenure
The property is leasehold and has tenants in situ until June 2016.
Council Tax
For information held on this property please refer to www.voa.gov.uk
Local Authority
Canterbury City Council 01227 862 000. Kent County Council 0845 8247 247.
Services
Mains water, waste and electricity.
Fixtures
Can be negotiated upon receipt of offer.
Location
Ripple Court is part of the popular Barton Mill development; set back from Sturry Road the development features a natural island which has been designed to encourage wildlife as well as providing contemporary homes amongst the historic mill buildings which span the River Stour. Situated 0.9 miles from the city centre on foot, here you can enjoy a stroll along the the historic ?Kings mile? with its historical buildings and boutique shops which in turn make way for larger department stores and the popular Whitefriars shopping precinct. Restaurants offering a choice of cuisines are in abundance within the city as are wine bars and public houses. The UNESCO world heritage site of Canterbury Cathedral dominates the skyline and is a constant attraction for visitors far and wide. The A2 London or coastal bound is 2.9 miles away whilst Station Road West with high-speed links to London is 1 mile away. "