Every fact shows where it came from and whether ClariSale checked it.
What the marks beside each fact mean
Checked
An official record, a certified provider, or a person at ClariSale established it.
Confirmed by a bank
It came from the bank holding the money, rather than from a document about it.
Stated
Somebody said so, and nobody has checked it.
Not answered yet
Nothing stands behind it, and the record says so.
Tenure
Leasehold, 112 years remainingFrom a document the seller holds
Price basis
Asking price, set with a local agent's appraisalThe seller told us
Council tax band
BFrom an official record
Energy rating
DFrom an official record
Known defects
Sash window in the rear bedroom does not close fullyThe seller told us
Rights and restrictions
No alterations to the facade without freeholder consentFrom a document the seller holds
Occupancy status
Owner occupiedThe seller told us
Parking
None allocatedThe seller told us
Ground rent
£150 a year, reviewed every 25 yearsFrom a document the seller holds
Service charge
£1,240 a yearFrom a document the seller holds
Leasehold term
112 years remaining from 2026From a document the seller holds
Reviewed photographs
None publishedClariSale publishes a photograph only after a person has reviewed it, and none has been reviewed for this property. The picture at the top of this page comes from the seller’s record and has not been through that review.
Floor plan
None publishedClariSale publishes a floor plan only after a person has reviewed it, and none has been reviewed for this property.
Not answered yet3
Listed rather than left out, so nothing goes missing quietly. The question box below answers only from facts that are on this page, so it will say these are not confirmed.
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Heating
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Broadband
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Flood risk
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