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Results for 03/09/2020

Built around 1999, the garage is of brick and blockwork construction under a corrugated bitumastic roof with parapet. It has an up-and-over door, with a further pedestrian door at the rear granting access to the very useful enclosed yard of some 200 sq.ft. Full details are as follows:

The property has been the subject of modernisation in the past but, as stated, now requires up-dating and attention. It is considered well-suited to the keen owner-occupier seeking a blank canvas, or, with a projected yield of around £10,000 p.a., to an investment buyer. 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:

Built to an 'L'-shaped plan, circa 1960, No.15 itself features brick and rough cast-rendered elevations under a pitched and tiled roof. It stands upon a generous plot, well back from the road and with a westerly rear garden, some 58ft x 52ft, within which is a detached large single garage fronted by hardstand for two cars. As stated, general modernisation is now required, the property presenting a rare and appealing blank canvas opportunity, with the added advantage of holding scope for upward and/or outward extension (subject to the necessary consents). Full particulars are given as follows:

Dating from around 1900, this inner-terrace house is of brick construction under a slate roof, the facade incorporating bold double splay bay window. It stands behind a deep forecourt, whilst to the rear is a generous garden with westerly aspect. In the hands of the deceased's family since the 1930s, the house now requires modernisation and repair throughout, presenting a true blank canvas opportunity with much scope for re-modelling and for the creation of a desirable family home. Full particulars are given as follows:

In addition to its 5 large bedrooms, 3 reception rooms provide ample living space, whilst a useful basement lends itself to a variety of purposes. Many period features are retained. As stated a comprehensive program of refurbishment and repair is now needed to transform a true blank canvas into a home with much to commend it. A rare and potentially rewarding opportunity for those seeking a project to implement their own tastes and ideas. Full particulars are as follows:

As stated this grand and individual opportunity is in need now of a program of general modernisation and repair, although it is worth noting that the thatched roof is a recent replacement. It presents a hugely desirable blank canvas for a discerning family buyer to implement their own ideas and tastes, and to create a genuinely wonderful home. Full details are as follows: