A two bedroom first floor maisonette with its own private entrance, allocated residents parking and communal garden, situated on a popular modern development with Hurst Meadow/Park and beautiful riverside along the Thames towpath within easy walking distance.
Kings Chase is a well regarded residential development consisting of a mix of houses and apartments; predominantly two, three, and four bedroom townhouses. The property is well set-up for quieter living as it forms a detached two storey building with only one other adjoining neighbour below. There are established, leafy views from all windows.
The accommodation comprises; private entrance/front door at ground level with stair case to first floor landing with deep storage cupboard opposite. Off to the left is a spacious living room measuring (15' 2" x 11' 4" / 4.63 x 3.45m) with separate L-shaped kitchen which is partially open-plan to the living room with breakfast bar arrangement. The kitchen has ample storage units and display cabinets, space for washing machine and fridge freezer with built-in gas hob, fan oven and extractor hood.
The main bedroom has fitted wardrobe with sliding doors, and the second bedroom also has built-in storage. Opposite the bedrooms you will find the bathroom with white suite including electric shower over the bath, and window. Further features include gas central heating with modern Glowworm boiler (updated in 2019), double glazed windows and access to loft storage space.
Energy rating. EPC 'C'
Tenure: Long lease of abt. 165 years.
Ground rent: Peppercorn.
Service Charge: approx. £100 per month which includes gardening and building insurance.
Location: The property occupies a quiet cul-de-sac position – first turning on the right as you enter Kings Chase from Hurst Lane – equidistant (abt. 0.7m) between East Molesey's main High Street, and the Village area of Bridge Road with Hampton Court station (Zone 6). Next door is the Pavilion sport & fitness club, Hurst Pool (5 min walk) and Park (2 mins) where the Thames towpath travels past the cricket, rowing/sailing clubs and Molesey Lock, down to Historic Hampton Court Bridge, and Palace. The Thames towpath continues on the other side of the Bridge, opening to Home and Bushy Parks with abt. 1,850 acres (745 hectares) of protected parkland with an array of natural wildlife and Deer.
