Auction Properties
Available lots for 18/06/2020

This recently converted first and second floor unit was let previously at £450 p.c.m. Whilst of very modest proportions, it has been cleverly designed and is considered an excellent, cheap addition to an investment portfolio, nearby Portsmouth University being a ready source of tenant. Full particulars are given as follows:

Positioned at the rear of the building 103a has the advantage of a 28ft private garden. The flat's overall condition is best described as "average" and it is subject to an Assured Shorthold Tenancy at a current rent of £500 pcm, the single female occupant having been in possession for some 11 years and now "holding over". She is, we understand, happy to remain. This opportunity is considered a modest, but lucrative, useful addition to an investment portfolio & full particulars are given as follows:

This inner-terrace flat-fronted house has a rendered and pebble-dash facade under a modern tiled roof. To the rear is a generous garden, a little over 50ft in length, with easterly aspect. The property has been the subject of alteration and improvement in the past, but now requires fresh attention and the completion of works. Once renovated it is considered well-suited to owner-occupation (first time buyers in particular) or to lucrative letting (having a projected rental value of around £800 p.c.m.). Full details are as follows:

Altered and much improved by the seller, it has been let until recently at £850 p.c.m. (having scope, it is felt, for a slight increase now), thus presenting an excellent investment opportunity. Alternatively, owner-occupiers will be attracted by the property's many qualities, notably its desirable position, generous living space, and appealing combination of contemporary fittings with period feel. Full particulars are given as follows:

This late-Victorian property has rendered elevations under a modern tiled roof, the facade featuring recessed porch and single splay bay. It stands behind a shallow forecourt whilst to the rear is an average-sized garden. Following an extended period of rental use, the house is now vacant and, as stated, in need of comprehensive refurbishment. Once improved, it is considered well-suited to family owner-occupation or to continued lucrative letting. Full particulars are given as follows:

Flanked on one side by a stylish three-storey warehouse conversion and on the other by one of the cul-de-sac's 1970s-built town houses, No. 6 itself stands behind a rendered facade, its single-storey front section having a pitched, slate roof with parapet, the rear two-storey part having brick and stonework elevations under a clay-tiled roof. There is no outside space.Full particulars of this truly exceptional opportunity are given as follows:

The apartment itself forms part of a four-storey residential development dating from around 1969. Available now to the open market for the first time since new, Flat 4 requires general modernisation, offering scope to create a home with much to commend it, either for lucrative letting (circa £1,000 pcm) or for owner-occupation. Full particulars are given as follows:

Much in its original state, and now in need of complete refurbishment, this is a fantastic blank canvas opportunity for the keen owner-occupier. It hold enormous potential (including scope to extend) for implementing individual tastes and ideas and for the creation of a family home with much to commend it.Full details are as follows:

An HMO Licence is held in respect of the residential portion, the long-standing occupants each holding an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. Income will be enhanced through letting of the lock-up shop, and further scope may exist for the creation of individual apartments, perhaps to include the commercial part, such change being subject to planning consent. With an exceptionally strong annual yield, this opportunity is considered an excellent addition to any investment portfolio. Full particulars are given as follows: