Another part of the Royal Sea Bathing Hospital in Westbrook is to be sold at auction on Tuesday.
The period property has planning permission for conversion into 29 flats with car parking.
The site, once owned by the NHS, is listed for sale with a guide price of £1.1 million.
The adjoining Royal Sea Bathing Hospital is still being converted into 100 apartments and 'beach houses' overlooking the promenade.
The site has been underdevelopment for a number of years after the original developers, Paigle Properties, ran into financial difficulties in the recession.
First property I have for us to check out today is one of the more unusual Redevelopment Opportunities to pass through our doors... so it's off to Shropshire to see a property that isn't much to look at at the moment, but has more going on beneath the surface when you take a closer look ;-)
Now, this one does need a little imagination as we don't have any interior images to look at, and yes at first glance there isn't really an exterior to the property either! But this isn't just a grassy mound, there is a former earth covered reservoir here folks, and it's one that comes with some
A tiny extension in the back garden of a Bristol house is going under the hammer.
The self-contained "studio" flat - which is the same size as two small parking spaces - is up for auction with a guide price of £30,000.
Hollis Morgan describe it as a "well designed and smartly presented, self contained studio" that's within walking distance of the Bristol City Centre.
The 'flat' was previously available to rent for £395 pcm, and despite having a floor area of just 18.6 square metres, has been divided into a bathroom, kitchen and a bedroom on a mezzanine level - accessible by ladder.
The Queens Head pub in Five Oak Green is among 146 lots listed by Clive Emson, the land and property auctioneers, at its auction sale this month.
The pub is sited between Paddock Wood and Tonbridge and has a freehold guide price of £160,000-170,000.
A new owner might wish to continue to run the business as a pub, or perhaps turn it into a restaurant.
And, subject to all consents being obtainable, it is considered the premises offer potential for continued use, change to restaurant or perhaps conversion to residential. (Interested applicants are adivsed to make their own enquiries with the
First one for you today is a fantastic Grade II Listed Georgian property from the late 18th early 19th Century. It's been used until recently as a youth hostel with managers accommodation, but has planning permission for conversion into a substantial town house with separate detached dwelling.
So, where do we begin with this one? There's multiple parts to this property. The main house itself has 6 bedrooms, with an additional 2 bedrooms in the annexe, and the separate managers accommodation is 3 bedroom. Clearly there is potential for continued use as a youth hostel, but thanks to the
First one for you today is the opportunity to purchase a gorgeous Grade II Listed property that happens to have a bit of income from an adjoining commercial let. It's a stunning property. In fact it's hardly surprising this thatched cottage has been listed when you catch your first glimpse of that striking exterior, but when you move onto the interior images with this one, you realise that the charm doesn't end at the threshold!
Let's take a little peek at what this one offers inside shall we? Well the ground floor has one very striking feature that can't be overlooked... good height ceilings
A property auction can be a thrilling and efficient way to sell property fast, and secure a guaranteed sale.
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Although property auctions have historically been used for sales of repossessed homes, they are growing in popularity amongst vendors of all kinds of properties looking for quick sales. The types of property that generally sell well at auction include:
Sellers can take advantage of new highs in investor demand at the Acuitus October commercial property auctions.
At the July round of auctions, sales rates hit 92% as investors bought more than £140m of assets.
Acuitus auctioneer, Richard Auterac, comments: “The conditions for selling are now very positive with investors looking to buy all asset types across the office, retail, leisure and industrial sectors”.
The next Acuitus auction is on October 22nd and we have already been instructed by banks, receivers, corporates and property companies to offer a wide range of good quality investment
Anyone looking for the perfect project property? Well they tend to come in a multitude of sizes, types, and levels of difficulty... there really is quite a variety, and that usually means there's something for everyone.
I've had a little look around and come up with two good examples to show you. One being a big project that has a wide range of ways it could be developed/improved... and the other is much smaller in scale and difficulty as well as more straightforward.
Whether you're a complete novice looking for the first opportunity to truly make a home your own via a small scale easy project
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