Flat 12 is a two-bedroom apartment set in a Grade II * listed property on the first-floor gallery.

• Plots in the walled kitchen garden
• Spaces in the greenhouses
• Use of the communal rooms
• Garage/workshop under separate negotiation
• Lease length 957 years
• Ground rent £10.00 per annum
• Service charge £2616.00 per annum
• £852 insurance per annum
• Council tax band - B.

Whitbourne Hall was designed by architect E W Elmslie in 1861 in the classical Greek style which Edward Bickerton Evans, the owner, learnt about when he travelled widely in Europe.
It is situated on the Worcestershire, Herefordshire borders.

Kitchen
White walls and base units with wooden work surfaces and white tiled backsplash. Integrated electric oven and hob.

Study/Bedroom
Small room off the kitchen with a roof light, suitable to be used as a study or a single bedroom.

Reception Room (Dining and Sitting Room)
Large sash window, which lights up the two rooms.
Original fireplace with a Clearview wood burning stove.
Original adjustable light fitting. Stripped and varnished wooden floor.

Mezzanine Double Bedroom
Wardrobe and cupboards.
The double bedroom overlooks the reception room below.

Bathroom
Wood effect ceramic tiles with electric underfloor heating.
Airing cupboard with emersion heater.
White bath, shower, WC and wash hand basin.
There are three rooflights which give natural lighting.

Top Bedroom
A large attic style double bedroom with three skylights for lighting and ventilation.
Fitted wool carpets.

Garage/workshop under separate negotiation.

Reservation Fee - refundable on exchange

A reservation fee, refundable on exchange, is payable prior to the issue of the Memorandum of Sale and after which the property may be marked as Sold Subject to Contract. The fee will be reimbursed upon the successful Exchange of Contracts.

The fee will be retained by Andrew Grant in the event that you the buyer withdraws from the purchase or does not Exchange within 6 months of the fee being received other than for one or more of the following reasons:

1. Any significant material issues highlighted in a survey that were not evident or drawn to the attention of you the buyer prior to the Memorandum of Sale being issued.
2. Serious and material defect in the seller’s legal title.
3. Local search revealing a matter that has a material adverse effect on the market value of the property that was previously undeclared and not in the public domain.
4. The vendor withdrawing the property from sale.

The reservation fee will be 0.5% of the accepted offer price for offers below £800,000 and 1% for offers of £800,000 or over. This fee, unless specified otherwise, is payable upon acceptance by the vendor of an offer from a buyer and completion of an assessment of the buyer’s financial status and ability to proceed.

Should a buyer’s financial position regarding the funding of the property prove to be fundamentally different from that declared by the buyer when the Memorandum of Sale was completed, then the Vendor has the right to withdraw from the sale and/or the reservation fee retained. For example, where the buyer declares themselves as a cash buyer but are in fact relying on an unsecured sale of their property.

Once the reservation fee has been paid, any renegotiation of the price stated in the memorandum of sale for any reason other than those covered in points 1 to 3 above will lead to the reservation fee being retained. A further fee will be levied on any subsequent reduced offer that is accepted by the vendor. This further fee will be subject to the same conditions that prevail for all reservation fees outlined above.