£200,000 /Sale price

Hampton Place is a stunning gated development of 49 apartments, exclusively designed for the over 60's. Located at the end of a quiet no through road in Shirley you are well served for many daily amenities. The apartment is located within easy reach of Shirley's bustling and busy high street, the city centre, central Railway station, The General Hospital, St James Park, and The Common, as well as being well placed for access to both the M3 and M27 motorway networks. Residents of Hampton Place enjoy the serenity of meticulously landscaped gardens, offering a perfect setting for relaxation and social interactions. The apartment comes with access to a warm and inviting communal lounge which is an ideal venue for social gatherings and events throughout the day. Accessibility is prioritized with lifts serving all floors, ensuring convenience for everyone.The accomodation on offer comprises of the welcoming entrance hallway with secure telephone entry system, useful utility cupboard, and access to the generously sized lounge / dining room which leads to the stylish and modern kitchen. The large double bedroom is served by a sleek wet room and the apartment further benefits from a secure allocated parking space.TENURE Leasehold 999 Years Unexpired Years: 996Annual Ground Rent: £495Ground Rent Increase: TBC Ground Rent Review Period: TBC Annual Service: £365These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Materials used in construction: Ask Agent For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker onlineShirley is a vibrant suburb on the west side of Southampton, known for its busy high street, mix of independent shops, cafes, and pubs. It features green spaces like St James' Park and a variety of housing, from council estates to family homes, particularly in Upper Shirley. Well-connected and family-friendly, it's home to several good schools and rich in history, with landmarks like St James' Church and ties to Titanic history.