The Old Corn Exchange, Sandgate, Berwick upon Tweed

7 The Old Corn Exchange sits within the desirable former Corn Exchange development. The Corn Exchange is a Grade II listed building which was built in 1858 and is situated on Sandgate in the heart of the old town and next to the historic Elizabethan fortified town walls.

Accommodation
Briefly comprising: Entrance hallway, open plan living kitchen area, traditional bathroom suite and two bedrooms.

Externally
There is a communal Courtyard.

Location
Berwick upon Tweed has a comprehensive range of facilities. The mainline railway station is within easy walking distance and offers regular services to Edinburgh and Newcastle as well as London, some three and a half hours to the south. The A1 is close at hand providing good access to the regional and national road network.

Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage, mains gas central heating.

Tenure
Leasehold: 978 years remaining
The owners are required to pay £118 per month into the Management fund. This includes a payment of £68.00 towards the building’s insurance & £50.00 towards ongoing maintenance & repairs.

Charges
Council Tax Band: Northumberland County Council, band B

EPC
Energy Performance Rating: C

Council Tax Band: B (Northumberland County Council)
Tenure: Leasehold (978 years)
Ground Rent: £118 per month
Leashold: 978 years remaining
The owners are required to pay £118 per month into the Management fund. This includes a payment of £68.00 towards the building’s insurance & £50.00 towards ongoing maintenance & repairs.