Map2 bedroom flat for sale
Key information
Features and description
- Tenure: Leasehold (64 years remaining)
- Leasehold Investment 64 Years Unexpired
- Currently Tenanted achieving £475 PCM £5,700 PA
- Top Floor Apartment
- Good order throughout
Introducing 36 Wynyard Mews, a charming top floor, two-bedroom apartment situated in the heart of Hartlepool. This property presents a fantastic investment opportunity for those looking to add to their portfolio.
Income Producing: Currently tenanted achieving £5,700 per annum.
Located in a desirable area, this apartment boasts a good condition and communal garden space, perfect for enjoying the outdoors. With two bedrooms and a well-maintained bathroom, this property is ideal for a small family or as a rental investment.
Conveniently situated in Hartlepool, residents of 36 Wynyard Mews can enjoy easy access to local amenities, schools, and transport links. The nearby sandy beach offers a picturesque setting for leisurely strolls or relaxing days by the sea.
This property is set to go to auction with a guide price of £32,000, making it an affordable option for those looking to invest in the property market. Don't miss out on this promising opportunity to secure a property with great potential returns.
Interested parties are encouraged to stay tuned for further details following the auctioneer's inspection. With its strategic location and potential rental income, 36 Wynyard Mews is sure to attract significant interest. Contact us now to arrange a viewing and discover the possibilities this property holds.
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