- 01352 700070
- mold@reidandroberts.com
- Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 17:30
Reid & Roberts are delighted to offer this well presented ground floor studio apartment, situated within the attractive and well maintained Maes Deri development in Ewloe.
The property benefits from a thoughtfully designed layout with a separate sleeping area, providing additional privacy and separation. The sleeping area also benefits from excellent built in cupboard and storage space.
The accommodation further comprises a comfortable living area, fitted kitchen with oven and hob, and modern shower room with enclosed shower cubicle and space/plumbing for a washing machine.
Externally, the apartment benefits from ground floor access, a designated parking space directly outside the property and additional visitor parking. The development also offers attractive landscaped communal gardens and well maintained communal areas.
Ewloe provides excellent access to the A55 and A494, making the property ideally positioned for commuting throughout North Wales, Cheshire and the wider North West. Chester, Broughton, Deeside and Mold are all within easy reach, with Airbus at Broughton and Deeside Industrial Park also conveniently accessible.
The property is offered unfurnished and benefits from communal gas heating with individual thermostatic control and readily available hot water.
A fixed communal charge applies for gas, electricity and water, with the current amount confirmed to prospective applicants prior to proceeding.
Council Tax Band A. EPC Rating C.
Affordability:
A combined minimum household income of £28500 is required in line with our referencing agency’s affordability guidelines.
To arrange a viewing:
Due to high demand, viewings are by appointment only and must be requested via email. Unfortunately, we are unable to arrange appointments over the phone.
Holding Fee:
A holding deposit of £160 will be required to secure the property, payable following a successful viewing.
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