This five-bedroom house sits within a plot that extends to a third of an acre, with gardens to the side and front. Vacant possession.

Approximately rectangular 0.03 hectares (0.67 acres) parcel of land. The site is overgrown and is considered to have scope and potential for a number of future uses, stc.

Located in a semi-rural position this five-bedroom house sits within a plot that extends to a third of an acre, with gardens to the side and front. 

This terraced house is considered ideal for use as a holiday let. Courtyard garden to rear. Vacant possession.

This landmark former café enjoys a commanding position. The building is now vacant and requires a programme of upgrading and refurbishment, having suffered from some fire damage. Planning permission has been granted for proposed alterations and conversion to form a dwelling. 

Occupying a semi-rural location, this freehold building plot measures 0.07 hectares (0.19 acres). The land is offered with the benefit of planning consent for the construction of a detached chalet bungalow.

This freehold parcel of land measures 0.28 hectares (0.70 acres) and enjoys a pedestrian right of access. Access to the site is via two locked gates.

This land is the residue of a long-built and completed residential housing development. The title extends to 0.21 hectares (0.51 acres).

This speculative site which extends to 0.004 hectares (0.01 acres) is currently partially occupied by a derelict building, last in use as a storage facility. It is considered the site may offer potential for a variety of future uses, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.

A three storey freehold house offers a unique feature being the first and second floor workshop attached to the side of the building. Both the house and the workshop are in need of significant upgrading and refurbishment but considered very worthy of the improvements required. It is considered the workshop could be incorporated into a scheme to extend the living accommodation of a single dwelling or, perhaps, provide a separate self-contained dwelling or form part of a scheme to create three dwellings at ground, first floor and second floor levels. Any such works will, of course, be subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.