Auction Properties
Available lots for 27/05/2021

Avon Court comprises twelve apartments and is one of a group of similar three-storey buildings having brick elevations and tiled roof. The development enjoys generous lawned communal gardens together with ample residents' parking. Now vacant, Flat 10 requires some up-dating, upon completion of which this opportunity is considered a worthwhile, lucrative and modestly priced addition to an investment portfolio. Full details are given as follows:

As stated, a programme of general refurbishment is now needed, upon completion of which this appealing opportunity will lend itself well to owner-occupation or lucrative letting. PLANNING NOTE: consent has been given for the construction of a one/two storey rear extension, creating an enlarged kitchen, ground floor cloakroom, and upstairs bathroom (with two bedrooms). Granted in 2018, this permission expires at the end of June this year. Full particulars are given as follows:

Of imposing double-fronted design, this superior late-Victorian property has brick elevations under a modern tiled roof, the facade incorporating twin splay bays, arched porch, and sash windows. It stands behind a deep forecourt, whilst to the rear is a 47ft x 18ft garden enjoying a southerly aspect. As stated, general modernisation is required throughout, this rare blank canvas opportunity now offering huge scope to create a stylish and impressive home. Full details are as follows:

PLANNING: believed to be Class C2 currently, "St Annes" is being offered now "as is". Interested parties must satisfy themselves, through their own enquiries, as to possible future uses for the building and land. It is felt this opportunity holds considerable scope, subject to the necessary consents, for a range of uses, among which may be: flat conversion, boutique hotel, nursing/medical care, or reversion to a prestigious and spacious (circa 4,845 sq.ft.) private family home, all quite apart from any possible additional development within the grounds. Full particulars are given as follows and enquiries are invited: