Two bedroom first floor apartment, requiring some redecoration, with secured telephone entry system, 2 bathrooms and secured allocated parking. Located within the popular residential area of Earlsdon. Leasehold with approximately 108 years remaining.

Two bedroom first floor maisonette with gas central heating, requiring improvements and modernisation. Garage to the front of the property, within a block. Leasehold with approximately 49 years remaining. Ideal investment opportunity.

Two bedroom, second floor duplex apartment with gas central heating, double glazing, requiring some redecoration. Leasehold with 93 years remaining. Ideal investment opportunity.

Tenanted investment opportunity. 2 bedroom, 2nd floor apartment with gas central heating and double glazing, plus garage in a block. Current rent payable £8,640 p.a. Leasehold with approximately 939 years remaining.

Two bedroom ground floor flat within a gated development. Master bedroom with en-suite plus patio door to rear from lounge. Leasehold with 107 years remaining. Allocated parking space. Requiring some improvements, gas central heating. Ideal investment.

One bedroom ground floor flat with gas central heating, requiring improvements. Located within a highly sought after area. Leasehold with approximately 51 years remaining.

Two bedroom ground floor apartment with garage, requiring some improvements. Leasehold with approximately 46 years remaining. Ideal investment opportunity.

Tenanted investment opportunity. 1 bedroom ground floor flat with current payable of £7,380 p.a. Leasehold with 86 years remaining.

Tenanted investment opportunity. Ground floor studio flat with rear garden. Current rent payable £5,100 p.a. circa 15% yield.

Mixed use residential and commercial property. ground floor retail unit with 1 bedroom flat above (separate access). Former hairdressers shop with partitioned treatment rooms, kitchen and w.c. Gas central heating and rear yard. The current occupier is due to vacate the premises prior to completion, but has indicated that they may wish to renegotiate terms with the new freeholder.