A lovely first floor apartment in this sought after development close to the waterfront, benefitting from gas fired central heating, uPVC double glazing and a balcony overlooking the water feature. Security gates, communal entrance, private hallway, siting/dining room, fitted kitchen, tow double bedrooms and well appointed bathroom. Communal gardens, large water feature with fountains, secure allocated parking and visitors parking.

Communal Entrance
security door, postboxes, stairs to upper floor

Entrance Hall
radiator, storage cupboard

Sitting/Dining Room
3.56m x 4.27m (11' 8" x 14' ) radiator, uPVC double glazed french doors to balcony overlooking the water feature, open plan to;

Fitted Kitchen
3.58m x 2.34m (11' 9" x 7' 8") wall and floor cupboards, drawers and work surfaces, integrated oven, four ring gas hob with extractor above, dishwasher, washer/dryer, tiled floor, uPVC double glazed window over looking the water feature

Bedroom 1
3.33m x 3.43m (10' 11" x 11' 3") radiator, uPVC double glazed window

Bedroom 2
3.33m maximum x 3.78m (10' 11" maximum x 12' 5") radiator, uPVC double glazed window

Well Appointed Bathroom
white suite comprising a curved bath with shower over and shower screen, vanity wash hand basin with cupboards below, w.c., shaver point, large mirror, mosaic style tiling to walls, halogen downlights

Parking
secure allocated parking space (136), adjacent to the communal entrance door accessed via fob operated security gates

Communal Garden
landscaped communal gardens with grassed areas, flower beds, shrubs and trees and a magnificent central water feature

If you're looking for peace and quiet or light and space, then City Quay is THE development to go for. Set in acres of private grounds to the south-east of the city centre, this mid-1990s development is huge and the communal gardens are the largest in Liverpool. The main apartment blocks are set around a large central lake (complete with fountains and ducks!) whilst the non-waterside apartments have quiet views across the large private gardens. The room sizes aren't particularly generous and many apartments have been refurbished, so quality is a mixed-bag, but all apartments offer great value-for-money. City Quay is a good 10-minute drive into town so it's not exactly city-centre living, but we think the extra travelling time is worth it for the peace and quiet, plus it's one of the few remaining gated developments in Liverpool