Penny bank chambers, Fairchild place Shoreditch, EC2A
Description:
A stunning one bedroom apartment within this striking 18th Century mansion block in the heart of Shoreditch, E1. Built in 1878, Penny Bank Chambers was one of the earliest of the nationwide ‘penny bank’ institutions set up for the working class saver, and the building boasts many the original features. The property exudes charm, and comprises of an open plan reception room with modern kitchen, double bedroom, and three piece bathroom. There is also use of a communal roof terrace, and the central location offers easy access into the City with Liverpool St Tube and Mainline Station moments away. The property is offered chain free and is ideal for the City worker.
- One Bedroom Apartment
- Period Mansion Block
- Open Plan Living
- Communal Roof Terrace
- Excellent Transport Links
- Chain Free
Price: £445,000
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Outdoor space
none
Off-Street Parking
no parking
Finish quality
very high
Material Information under National Trading Standards guidelines
Part A:
Property full address: Penny bank chambers, 1 Fairfield place, London EC2A
Property price: £445,000
Tenure: Leasehold
Council tax band: C – Hackney Council
Council tax amount: TBC
Part B:
Property Type: Flat
Outdoor Space: None
Parking: No parking
Number and types of rooms
Number bedrooms: 1
Number bathrooms: 1
Material used in construction: Brick
Utilities:
Electricity
Connected to electricity board
Suppliers name: TBC
Heating
Connected to Gas
Suppliers name: TBC
Water Supply
Connected to mains water supply
Suppliers name: TBC
Sewerage
Foul water connected to mains
Suppliers name: TBC
Part C
Title deeds Information
- Conservation area: No
- Lease restrictions: No
- Listed building status: Yes
- Article 4 Direction: None
- Tree preservation: None
- Restrictive covenant. Yes
- Rights and easements: Yes
Other Part C Material Information
Above 5 storeys (inc. ground) or 11 metres in height: N/A
Building Safety Act: N/A.
Alterations: Yes
Planning permission: Yes
Building regulations: Yes
Building Safety Act issues: None.