6 Springfield Court
Church Street
St. Mary's
Isles of Scilly
TR21 0JT
This flat forms part of a building which was originally built as a number of impressive three storey granite built town houses. Many years ago they were converted to “Springfield Hotel” and in more recent years converted again to provide a number of spacious flats arranged on three floors. Some of the flats are permanent homes whilst others are let as holiday homes.
The flats are arranged in groups of three, each group having its own separate access. The ground floor flats are approached from the front whilst the first and second floor flats are approached from the rear.
Flat 6 occupies a position on the centre floor and thus has the advantage of additional protection and insulation from the flats above and below and to either side.
As can be seen from the Photograph, a particular feature of Flat 6 is its large square first floor bay window which gives the opportunity for panoramic views up and down Church Street from the lounge whilst at the rear there are sea glimpses across to the islands of Tresco and Bryher from the bedroom.
All flats at Springfield Court, and Flat 6 is no exception, have large spacious rooms with high ceilings associated with the period.
We have priced this flat at a figure which allows the purchaser to carry out various improvement works in decor etc. should they wish to.
The approach to the first and second floor flats is via a vehicular driveway which passes down the side of Springfield Court. A short footpath then leads along the rear of the property and at various points three external staircases give access to the first and second floors. Flat 6 is approached from the second staircase which leads through a partly glazed door into:
On the First Floor
Communal Hall / Landing which serves Flat 7 and Flat 10 in addition to Flat 6. The floors of the hall, landing and staircases have been tiled with vinylay tiles and there are automatic timed light switches.
From the landing a multi paned obscured glazed door gives access into Flat 6 and passes through:
Outer Hall With large storage space under stairs and coat hanging provision.
A similar door then gives access into:
Passage way which in turn leads to:
Central Hallway 9'4” X 8'10” With an acoustic tiled ceiling and fitted cloaks cupboard with sliding double doors and high level cupboards over. There is also a built in high level cupboard which houses the copper combination cylinder with fitted immersion heater. Under this cupboard is a further built in storage unit fitted with two slatted shelves.
Lounge (overlooking Church Street from its large square bay window) 12'9” X 12'3” plus the south facing bay window 6'9” X 3'7” Acoustic tiled ceiling. Four power points. Television aerial socket including Sky and HD.
Kitchen (with views to Church Street) 9'0” (plus a shallow bay window) X 7'8” Having a patterned vinylay covered floor and fitted with units including a single drainer stainless steel sink unit, a matching double floor cabinet with melamine working surface, a high level food storage cupboard and two matching double wall units. Four power points. Electric cooker point. Fluorescent light.
Bedroom (with views to the rear elevation and distant sea views to the islands of Tresco and Bryher) 13'3” (plus a shallow bay window) X 10'4” Having an acoustic tiled ceiling. Built in wardrobe. Four power points.
Bathroom 7'8” maximum X 6'0” maximum. Having an acoustic tiled ceiling. Fully tiled walls and fittings including a panelled bath with Gainsborough RE60 electric shower unit, low level w.c wash hand basin. Expelair extractor fan.
SERVICES: Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected.
ASSESSMENTS: For the purposes of Council Property Tax, this property is designated in Band ‘D' in the Valuation List, producing a charge of £1186.74 for the year 2011/2012
If, however, the property is used as a holiday letting investment and is available for letting for more than 140 days in any one year, then it may be assessed to a rateable value by the District Valuer and a Business Rate charge will be made by The Council of the Isles of Scilly.
To each one of the above charges will be added the sum of £262.60 water charge and £153.50 sewerage charge.
TENURE: Leasehold for a term of 999 years commencing in 1972 subject to a non escalating ground rent of £1 per annum.
The purchaser will, when purchasing the leasehold flat, also acquire a share in the freehold owning company and will decide together with other leaseholders/ shareholders the level of maintenance and yearly contributions necessary on as as and when required basis.
MAINTENANCE CHARGES: We understand that the present maintenance charges are circa £800 per annum and are decided annually by owners / shareholders at the Annual General Meeting.
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy.
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