THE LEGAL BIT

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BRICKWORKS SAYS

Situated in a striking apartment block overlooking a small park, this third-floor flat has heaps going for it. Designed with care, the functional layout has a lovely flow, a hallway wide enough to comfortably accommodate shelving, and a dedicated storage space to hide away the bits and pieces of modern life.

The living space is bright, light and meticulously organised. Divided into distinct areas, including a corner earmarked for pausing and taking in the light and view from the flat's elevated position, the aesthetic is pleasingly cohesive, all tied together with engineered wood flooring. Best of all, the bedroom and living room wrap around the expansive south-facing balcony with access from both. From this private vantage point, you can watch the world go by and enjoy the ever-changing views as the seasons come and go.

South Acton is a corner of the capital that has flown under the radar, but that is about to change. With a lively, global foodie scene that is bubbling away, you don't have to travel far for a gastronomic delight or a proper pub. Pick up supplies from Basil and Tom's, or catch a film at the community cinema, Act One. South Acton also ticks boxes for green spaces like Gunnersbury Park, and reliable transport connections make it a banker for commuters.

THE OWNERS SAY

I love waking up at the weekends in our bedroom and looking out onto our balcony from our bed through the bedroom door, with the sun streaming in, a vague skyline of the city in the distance, blue skies and green tree tops, and the sound of birds singing and children playing in the park. The light that enters the flat from our south-facing balcony is unmatched. It feels serene and peaceful, always.

Our favourite place in the area is The Station House. We've spent many happy evenings in its heated and buzzing terraced garden, eating delicious Italian food and enjoying excellent service.

POINTS TO CONSIDER

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating B
Potential Energy Rating B

Council Tax:
Band C in the borough of Ealing
£1,731 in 2024/25

Utilities:
Monthly costs are approx:
Electricity £27
Gas £27
Water £16
These figures naturally change seasonally

Tenure:
Leasehold with 245 years remaining.

Service charge:
£227.64 p/month

Ground rent:
£200 p/annum

Neighbours:
There are 50 flats in the building in total.

Recent work:
The building is only five years old, so the current owners have made only cosmetic alterations.

Getting around:
Take your pick! Acton Town is the closest station, only 10 minutes away on foot, where you can pick up the District and Piccadilly lines. Alternatively, head to South Acton or Acton Central to jump on the Overground. The Elizabeth line links from Acton Mainline, which is handy when heading into town or further afield. Completing the mix, Several bus routes run from Acton High Street, a 5-minute walk away.

Onward plans:
The owners are moving to be nearer friends who all live in SE London. They are actively looking.