Capital Wharf, London, E1W
£1,250,000 (Leasehold)Key features
- Residents parking
- Balcony
- Concierge/hotel
- Purpose built
- Water views
- First floor
- Upper floor with lift
- Flat/apartment
Other info
- Ground rent: £320 per annum
- Ground rent review period: Ask agent
- Service charge: £9,932 per annum
- Council Tax Band: G
- Lease expiry date: 01/01/2996
- Lease length remaining: 969 years and 2 months
Ref no: WAP260094
Both bedrooms are generous doubles with built-in wardrobes. The principal bedroom has a smart en-suite shower room, while the second, with its Juliet balcony, is served by an equally stylish bathroom, so the layout works just as well for a family, guests or sharers.
Capital Wharf is one of Wapping's most sought-after riverside addresses: a Berkeley Homes development, beautifully maintained throughout, with a 24-hour concierge, a residents' gym and secure allocated underground parking.
Location
Leasehold - 999 years from 1 January 1997
Ground rent £320 per annum
Service charge approximately £9,932 per annum
Council tax band G
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Guide to living in Wapping
Wapping is a hidden gem along the River Thames, with charming cobbled streets and historic buildings including Prospect of Whitby, the oldest riverside pub in London, dating back to 1520. Professionals are often attracted to the area because it is within walking distance to both the City and Canary Wharf.
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