Auction Properties
Available lots for 18/11/2021

Offers now invited prior to Public Auction for this well-situated FREEHOLD PARCEL OF LAND EXTENDING TO APPROXIMATELY 1.700 SQ. FT.Within a pleasant and popular modern residential development, the land stands on the north side of Compton Drive cul-de-sac which, in turn, lies immediately off Flensham Park, with the B2132 to the south and the B2259 to the west. This area of deep, grassed verge separates the roadway from neighbouring houses. It may lend itself to alternative use other than open ground (including possibly, the provision of off-street parking), this being a matter for interested parties to pursue through their own enquiries of the appropriate Local Authority.

Let until recently, 79d is, as stated, in need now of a programme of refurbishment. Once improved, it is expected to command a rent of around £700 p.c.m. (£8,400 p.a., equivalent to a gross annual yield of 6% or thereabouts). Considered a worthwhile addition to an investment portfolio. Full details of this opportunity are given as follows:

As stated, the flat is in need now of a programme of refurbishment, upon completion of which it is considered well-suited to owner-occupation, holiday use, or lucrative investment (with an estimated potential yield of £850 p.c.m.). Full particulars are given as follows:

This inner-terrace property has brick elevations under a modern tiled roof, the rendered facade incorporating recessed porch and splay bay window. It stands behind a shallow forecourt, whilst to the rear is a small, enclosed garden with easterly aspect. As stated, the house is in need now of a programme of refurbishment throughout. Upon completion of works it is considered well-suited to either lucrative letting (circa £1,100 p.c.m.) or to owner-occupation (first time buyers in particular). Full details are given as follows:

Full details are given as follows:

The subject of past alterations and some improvements (including the referenced kitchen extension, informal loft conversion, and provision of the first floor bathroom), the house is in need now of a programme of refurbishment, upon completion of which it is considered ideal for owner-occupation or lucrative letting. Full details are as follows:

As stated, refurbishment is now required (kitchen and bathroom fittings, wiring overhaul, heating up-grade, attention to decor, etc), the apartment being considered an ideal opportunity for either an owner-occupier seeking a project with scope to re-model to personal taste, or an investor with future lucrative letting in mind. Full details are given as follows:

Until recently, solicitors' offices, this interesting and desirable opportunity is felt to hold much scope for a variety of future uses, one being conversion to suites or apartments capable of producing a lucrative investment return. It is offered now "as is", it being a matter for potential bidders to satisfy themselves upon their own ideas and schemes through enquiry of Portsmouth City Council Planning Department. Full particulars are given as follows: