Initial price	£285,000
23/12/23	£275,000
23/03/24	£265,000
22/06/24	£250,000
Price Change	-12.28%

## Answer (2) Universal House, an historic commercial building in Iver village, Buckinghamshire, has been tastefully converted into 17 luxury apartments, each finished with high-quality materials and stylish architectural details. Situated in a secure gated development with private parking, the apartments are a stone's throw from local amenities including a Costa coffee and Co-op supermarket, and are within easy reach of Iver train station, which will soon benefit from Crossrail services to significantly reduce commute times into Paddington, London. Apartment 15 is a spacious one-bedroom second-floor unit spanning 523 square feet, featuring an open-plan living room and kitchen, a double bedroom, and a modern bathroom with designer tiling and fittings. The apartment boasts stonework surfaces, CDA appliances, induction hobs, a video entry system, oak engineered wood flooring, luxury carpets, designer tiles, and double glazing. Its twin aspect provides ample natural light, while its central location within the development offers convenience and privacy. Iver's tranquil setting, with its proximity to the M40, M25, M4, A40, and London's airports, including Heathrow, makes it an attractive location for first-time buyers, young professionals, and investors. Additionally, the area is well-served by schools, including Iver Infant and Junior Schools and nearby grammar schools, and offers easy access to beautiful countryside and country pubs, as well as the forthcoming benefits of Crossrail. Iver Station is 1 mile away, the Iver High Street is on the doorstep, and Iver Infant and Junior Schools are a short 0.5 miles away, while the M4 Junction 5 is 3 miles distant, with Heathrow Airport approximately 7 miles from Universal House.