FOR THOSE looking to go up in the world, an apartment for sale in Wales’s tallest building could be the ideal place to start.
Apartment One, in Meridian Tower, in Swansea’s swanky Maritime Quarter has come on the market through South Wales-based Paul Fosh Auctions.
In a prime position adjacent to the marina and just a short stroll to stunning beaches and Swansea’s world-famous coastline, the first-floor apartment is listed with a guide price of just £99,000.
Seasoned property professional, Angie Davey, of Paul Fosh Auctions, says the one bed property could make an ideal coastal bolthole or alternatively a brilliant AirBNB.
Angie said: “Situated in the tallest building and arguably most striking modern structures in Wales with far reaching views from the top, this modern and stylish apartment offers a hallway with entry phone and storage/airing cupboard. There’s an open-plan lounge/dining area/ kitchen with appliances, Juliette balcony to the lounge, it has one double bedroom and a luxury bathroom.
“The vendor has informed us that the furniture in the apartment will be included in the sale. The building is exceptionally well maintained with foyer/reception area, 24-hour concierge and three lifts. There is double glazing and electric heating (not tested).
“Making a cosy, contemporary Airbnb investment due to the tourism in the area the property, only steps from the beach and coastline, would also make an ideal rental property given the number of students in the area or a second home for owners.
“To be sold with vacant possession to cash buyers only, we anticipate an achievable rental of approximately £1000 per calendar month.
“Within easy walking distance of Swansea city centre, its bus station, the Quadrant shopping centre, Tesco Superstore and Swansea Arena, the property is also near car parks, local store, hotels and restaurants.
“The Tower, Meridian Quay, with its iconic restaurant on the 28th floor, is, standing at 107m (351 ft) is the tallest building in Wales. It’s the only skyscraper in Wales, classed as such being more than 100 m tall and one of a collection of several high-rises in Swansea.
“The apartment is close to the Gower Peninsula. In 1956, the majority of Gower became the first area in the United Kingdom to be designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – AONB.
“About 70 square miles (180 km2) in area, Gower is known for its coastline, popular with walkers and outdoor enthusiasts, especially surfers. Gower has many caves, including Paviland Cave and Minchin Hole Cave. The peninsula is bounded by the Loughor Estuary to the north and Swansea Bay to the east.“
The apartment, along with almost 100 other lots, is being offered for sale at Paul Fosh Auctions which started from 12 noon on Tuesday (April 15) and ends tomorrow (April 17) at 5pm.
For more information, visit the Paul Fosh Auctions website.
