This handsome Victorian first floor apartment offers about 1,342 sq ft of versatile accommodation within Sedgeley House.

The original house is now converted into three apartments and was occupied in early years of 20c by the Ball family, including Albert Ball, the famous First World War ‘air ace', subsequently killed in action and awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross.

On the front boundary wall there is a blue plaque noting his occupation by the Nottingham Civic Society.

Flat two and three share the same entrance door which opens to the communal reception area with stairs leading to the first and second floors

Flat two - Reception hall giving access to the open plan living dining kitchen. Double glazed bay window to the rear elevation, wall mounted gas fire, dining area and opening through to the kitchen. Base and wall units, granite work surfaces, sink unit, breakfast bar, integrated dishwasher, induction hob, electric oven, sash window to the front elevation.

Two double bedrooms both with en suite facilities.

Outside - To the front, remote sliding security gate giving access to the property and the shared entrance door and communal hallway.

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