Guide price
£300,000
Semi-detached house for sale
8 Gateacre Brow, Gateacre, Liverpool L25Auction
Key information
Tenure
Council tax band
About this property
Sutton Kersh Are Pleased To Offer For Sale By Public Auction On : Tuesday, 10 September 2024 at
Virtual Livestream Online Auction
Lot Number : 14
Residential Investment
£300,000 +
A 2 storey, Grade II Listed 19th Century semi-detached house converted to provide 5 self-contained flats.
2 of the flats are currently let by way of Assured Shorthold Tenancy agreements, 2 are vacant and one is let by way of a Regulated Tenancy. The property currently produces a rental income of £16,140.
Following a scheme of refurbishment and modernisation works on the vacant flats, the potential rental income when fully let is approximately £26,940 per annum.
The property benefits from a large rear garden and parking for 1 car.
Situated
Fronting Gateacre Brow in a sought after location within Gateacre Village and within walking distance to Woolton Village, a hub of restaurants and independent traders. The surrounding area is predominately residential in character and is a designated conversation area. Liverpool City Centre is approximately 6.2 miles away.
Ground Floor
Main Entrance Hallway
Flat A - Lounge, Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom/WC
Flat B - Lounge, Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom/WC
First Floor
Flat C - Lounge, Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom/WC
Flat D - Lounge, Kitchen, Bedroom, Bathroom/WC
Second Floor
Flat E - Lounge/Bedroom, Kitchen, Shower/wc
Outside
Large well maintained Rear Garden, Parking for 1 Car
EPC Rating
Flat A - E
Flat B - F
Flat C - D
Flat D - F
Flat E - G
Council Tax Band
Flat A - C
Flat B - C
Flat C - B
Flat D - C
Flat E - A
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