Guide price
£275,000
Property for sale48/50 Kensington, Liverpool L7
- Auction
- Freehold
Sutton Kersh - Auctions
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About this property
Sutton Kersh Are Pleased To Offer For Sale By Public Auction On : Thursday, 03 April 2025 at
Virtual Livestream Online Auction
Lot Number : 99
Commercial Investment
Freehold
£275,000 +
A mixed use investment opportunity producing a rental income of £35,220.00 per annum.
The property comprises of 2 ground floor retail units together with 4 self contained flats to the first and second floors, accessed via a separate front entrance. The property benefits from double glazing, central heating and steel roller shutters.
We are advised the ground floor retail units are let at a rental of £14,400.00.
The flats are all let by way of Assured Shorthold Tenancies producing a rental income of £20,820.00
Situated
Fronting Kensington High Street in a popular and well established location close to local amenities and within walking distance to University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool City Centre.
Ground Floor
48 Kensington - Shop - Main Sales Area, Kitchen, W.C
50 Kensington - Shop - Main Sales Area - Flat 1a - 1 Bed Studio
Main Entrance Hallway
First Floor
Flat 3 - Open Plan Living Room/Kitchen, Shower Room/W.C, Bedroom.
Flat 4 - Open Plan Living Room/Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, Shower Room/W.C.
Second Floor
Flat 1 - Open Plan Living Room/Kitchen, Bathroom/W.C, Bedroom.
Flat 2 - Open Plan Living Room/Kitchen, Bathroom/W.C, Bedroom.
Outside
Yard to the rear.
EPC Rating
48 Shop - D
50 Shop - E
Flat 1 - D
Flat 2 - D
Flat 3 - C
Flat 4 - C
Council Tax Bands (flats)
A
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