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Results for 29/07/2021

The flat itself is one of two units within an attractive corner character residence, circa 1900, having brick elevations and double bay window under a modern tiled roof. As stated, it now requires comprehensive refurbishment, the end result being considered ideal for letting and an excellent addition to an investment portfolio (potential rent of around £800pcm), whilst also being suited to owner-occupation. Full details are as follows:

As stated, the property is in need of a comprehensive programme of refurbishment (having scope also for loft extension), completion of which will create an ideal family home with much to commend it. Full particulars are given as follows:

At one point in its history a shop, the building is now wholly residential and incorporates a passenger lift to its four levels, installed for the benefit of the disabled late owner. As stated, a comprehensive programme of refurbishment of the interior is now needed, this highly individual blank canvas presenting the perfect opportunity for the incoming owner to implement their own tastes and requirements and to create a family home with much to commend it. 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:

TOTAL CURRENT INCOME (5 of 6 units let): £3,695 p.c.m., £44,340 p.a.)Combining sought-after position, generous and well-proportioned accommodation, a largely high standard of presentation, and the prospect of significant income uplift, this really is a first-class opportunity for the discerning investment buyer. Full details are given as follows: