A three-storey mid-terrace converted into 3 x 1-bed self-contained flats with double glazing and electric heating. The property is vacant on sale however his currently run as serviced accommodation, it can also be changed to a Buy-to-Let. On a full BTL basis, it could achieve approx. £19,800 per annum, subject to licences and permissions
Fronting Westminster Road in a popular and well established residential location close to local amenities, schooling and approximately 2 miles from Liverpool City Centre.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall.
Flat C - Lounge/Dining Room, Bedroom, Shower Room/WC, Kitchen.
First Floor
Flat A - Hall/Lounge/Dining Room/Kitchen, Bedroom, Shower Room/WC.
Second Floor
Flat B - Hall/Lounge/Dining Room/Kitchen, Bedroom, Shower Room/WC.
C
A
Please note that Ground floor flat modifications were made under assumed permitted development. Retrospective planning requested but remedial work required for it to be granted. The vendor advises The ground floor flat entrance is from the road, but the rear rooms, ie bedroom, kitchen and bathroom are two steps higher. Planning suggested ramps to be added for disabled access. The style of the building won’t allow it as the front road level is lower than the rear level of the building. Building control approval has been obtained.
Freehold
Sutton Kersh - Auctions
2 Cotton Street,
Liverpool,
L3 7DY
t. 0151 207 6315
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