Chiltern Court, London

An opportunity arises to purchase a substantial and immaculately presented one bedroom apartment in a smart portered building on Baker Street.

Offered in excellent condition the property boasts a spacious entrance hallway with coats cupboard, reception/dining room featuring an impressive large arched window with westerly views across to Melcombe Street, large luxurious bathroom with underfloor heating, bath and separate shower and laundry closet housing a stacked washing machine and dryer, comfortable double bedroom with expansive fitted wardrobes and a stylish fully fitted eat-in kitchen.

Chiltern Court is a smart and well maintained 1930's purpose built block (originally commissioned by The Metropolitan Railway) and offers 24 hour porterage, passenger lifts and well kept common areas.

The building is positioned above Baker Street underground station. Regent's Park, Marylebone High Street & London's West End within easy reach from this convenient location.

Entrance Hall, Bedroom, Bathroom, Reception/Dining Room, Eat in Kitchen.

Leasehold approximately 85 years and 8 months remaining Ground Rent: Approximately £140 per annum Service Charge approximately £13,780 per annum 24 Hour Porterage Communal Heating & Hot Water EPC Rating C City of Westminster Council Tax Band G These particulars have been produced as a general guide for this property only and no other purpose.

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