The guide price has been reduced to £55,000 plus This property has sold prior to auction
A Fourth floor 2 bedroom apartment benefiting from double glazing, central heating, balcony, intercom system and lift access. The property is in good order throughout and would be suitable for immediate occupation or investment purposes with the potential rental income being in excess of £13,200 per annum. Suitable for cash buyer's only.
Between London Road and Lord Nelson Street, in a popular City Centre Location within walking distance to Lime Street station, local amenities, transport links and Liverpool Universities.
Communal Entrance.
Flat - Hall, Open Plan Lounge/Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms (One with En-suite), Bathroom/WC.
Balcony accessed via the Lounge and Second bedroom.
With regards to the ESW1 forms and Fire safety regulations - The management company are in the process of arranging for a surveyor to attend the site but no dates have been confirmed as of yet, this is ongoing. Please note that the next building (31 Bridport Street) now has an ESW1 form and we have been advised both sites were built by the same builder. All purchasers should make their own further enquiries. GET READY TO BID BY VISITING THE AUCTIONEERS WEBSITE
Sutton Kersh - Auctions
2 Cotton Street,
Liverpool,
L3 7DY
t. 0151 207 6315
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