A fantastic redevelopment opportunity to acquire a vacant three storey corner property offered with the benefit of full planning permission for the Construction of a two-storey rear extension and conversion of part ground, first and second floor to form 4 luxury appartments (2x2 and 2x3 bed) with associated cycle and refuse storage. There is also the benefit of a ground floor retail unit, suitable for a number of uses, subject to any consents. Once converted the potential rental income for the apartments would be approximately £1000/£1200 pcm. The potential rent for the ground floor would be approximately £12,000 per annum. Planning Ref No: APP/22/01040 Plans and drawings are available for inspection.
It is situated in a prominent main road positon in Hoylake Town Centre, a few minutes drive from the beach along Meols Parade, Royal Liverpool Golf Club and a wide range of shops and leisure amenities.
Various rooms.
Various rooms.
Various rooms.
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Sutton Kersh - Auctions
2 Cotton Street,
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L3 7DY
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