3 Bedroom House
Guide Price £70,000
To be sold by Online Auction (unless sold previously by Private Treaty) on Thursday 17th April 2025.
A traditional, two storey end town house in need of full modernisation, refurbishment and upgrading but offering excellent potential for future renting when improved.
A traditional, bay fronted, two storey end town house in poor condition requiring comprehensive modernisation, refurbishment and upgrading.
Whilst in need of modernisation, the property will offer excellent potential for the rental market once improved being situated in an area where there is consistent demand for rented accommodation and relatively low availability.
The property enjoys a highly convenient setting within walking distance of Mansfield Town Centre with all of its facilities.
Interested parties should be aware that certain floors on the ground floor are rot affected and represent a significant safety risk. All those inspecting the property do so entirely at their own risk without liability to the Vendor or the Auctioneer.
5.76 x 3.65 (18'10 x 11'11 )
With two windows to the front elevation offering potential to partition and create a fourth bedroom if required.
To the front of the property there is a shallow forecourt. There are gardens at the rear of the property.
Freehold. Vacant possession on completion.
Arranged with pleasure by the Sole Selling Auctioneers.
Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage are available on Westfield Lane. Westfield Lane is an adopted highway repairable at the public expense.
The property will be sold by Online Auction (unless sold previously by Private Treaty). Full information regarding the Online Auction process is available on our website www.wabarnes.co.uk. In order to bid on this Lot interested parties must follow the registration procedures.
Interested parties should note that our On Line Auctions are Traditional Auctions (not to be confused with Modern Method of Auctioneering ). The fall of the hammer creates a binding contract. There is no reservation fee payable on the part of the buyer.
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