Arnold and Phillips are delighted to present this well-maintained two-bedroom first-floor apartment, set within Belgrave House on Park Road in Southport. As the largest apartment in the building, this superb home offers a comfortable and thoughtfully arranged living space, with large bright rooms and high ceilings, that will appeal to a range of buyers, from those stepping onto the property ladder to those looking to simplify their living arrangements without compromising on quality.

Approaching the building, Belgrave House presents itself as a tidy and well-kept residence, with a sense of order that continues throughout the development. The apartment benefits from an allocated off-street parking space positioned to the front, making day-to-day access straightforward and reliable. Entry into the building feels secure and practical, and once inside the apartment itself, you are welcomed by a central hallway that acts as the backbone of the home, connecting each room in a way that feels intuitive and easy to navigate.

The main living accommodation is arranged with a slightly split-level design, which gives the home a bit of character while still maintaining a practical flow. The kitchen is positioned just off the hallway and is fitted with integrated oven and hob, extractor fan, and a generous range of storage units, offering ample cupboard and worktop space for everyday cooking, with space for a breakfast table and chairs and American style fridge freezer. It’s a layout that works well whether you enjoy preparing meals regularly or prefer something more low-maintenance. From here, a small set of steps leads down into the lounge and dining area, subtly defining the space and giving it a sense of separation without closing it off completely.

The lounge itself feels inviting and well-proportioned, with enough room to comfortably accommodate both seating and a dining setup. French doors open onto a Juliet balcony, providing a pleasant outlook and allowing fresh air to circulate through the space. It’s easy to picture this as a room that adapts to your routine, whether that’s quiet evenings in or having friends over for dinner.

Both bedrooms are a good size, each offering flexibility depending on your needs. The main bedroom benefits from its own dressing area and en-suite shower room, which adds a level of convenience that many buyers will appreciate, particularly in a shared household or when hosting guests. The second bedroom is equally usable, whether as a guest room, home office, or additional sleeping space. The family bathroom is well appointed, featuring wc, wash hand basin and corner bath with shower attachment.

Externally, the property continues to offer practical advantages. In addition to the allocated off-street parking space at the front, there is access to a good sized and beautifully maintained South-West facing communal garden. The garden area is mainly laid to lawn and is bordered by a selection of mature plants, trees and shrubs, and provides an outdoor option without the upkeep of a private garden, making it ideal for those who enjoy having some outside space but prefer a more manageable arrangement. There is also the added benefit of a cellar/storage room, which is particularly useful for keeping seasonal items, bicycles, or anything else you’d rather keep out of the main living areas.

The location on Park Road places the property within easy reach of Southport’s wide range of amenities. Local shops and everyday conveniences are close by, while the town centre offers a broader selection of retail, dining, and leisure options. Transport links are accessible, making it simple to travel further afield when needed, whether for work or leisure. For those who value being able to walk or take a short journey to reach key amenities, this setting works well.

Overall, this apartment strikes a good balance between practicality and comfort, and the additional features such as allocated off-street parking, modern boiler, alarm system, shared outdoor space, and storage add genuine value to everyday life. It’s the kind of property that suits a variety of lifestyles and remains adaptable as those needs evolve.

Tenure: We understand the property to be Leasehold with a remaining term of circa 978 years and ground rent of £0.00, however prospective purchasers should seek to obtain verification of this from their solicitor. Council Tax Band C.