Property description

Designed by architects G. H. Goldsmith, Granby House was built at the turn of the century using red brick with Portland stone and is doused in Art Nouveau motifs. Standing proud in the heart of Granby Village, this historical building captures the very essence of architectural innovation. Sensitively converted in 1985 to apartments, residents relish its characterful demeanour which has been carefully preserved throughout. The location is well served by bus, tram and train networks all providing access to surrounding areas.

Located on the third floor this property benefits from a dual aspect, original windows, and upgraded electric heaters throughout.

Property briefly comprises: Entrance/hallway; storage cupboard; open plan lounge/diner; kitchen; two double bedrooms with secondary glazing; bathroom.

For parking, residents can apply for a free parking permit from the management company whom issue them on a first come first served basis.

We can confirm the development has an EWS1 form with A1 rating which may be required by a mortgage lender.

Tenure: Leasehold
Annual service charge: £2,575.50
Annual ground rent: Peppercorn
Length of head lease: 125 years from 1985
Management company: Rendall & Rittner
Animals permitted.

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Lease Length
125 Years
Amenities

EWS1 form

Third floor

Original windows

Dual aspect

Popular grade II listed building

Former packing warehouse

Two double bedrooms with secondary glazing

Permit parking available on a first come first served basis

Close to UoM & Piccadilly train station

Vacant possession