This two bedroom mid-terrace property requires renovation and refurbishment. With strong demand from first-time buyers and tenants, it's an ideal speculative project. Once refurbished, it'll offer a comfortable home or rental option in a soughtafter location.

Presenting a captivating landmark building steeped in history, this Grade II listed gem exudes timeless charm. With multiple income streams, including two one-bedroom flats currently let on ASTs and ground floor and first-floor offices under lease, it ensures stability and potential. Current yield £24,570 pa.

In need of full refurbishment and modernisation, this property offers a blank canvas for those with a vision. Featuring three well-proportioned bedrooms and a part integral garage, it presents ample potential for transformation.

This vacant freehold commercial unit is a Grade II listed building. It offers redevelopment potential, including the possibility of converting the upper space into a flat, subject to planning.

Recently refurbished, this two bedroom property boasts new double glazing, gas central heating, a fitted kitchen, and a shower room, ensuring modern comfort and appeal. Producing £800 pcm / £9,600 pa.

STUDIO FLAT. This high-yielding investment boasts a remarkable potential return of nearly 14%, making it an attractive opportunity for savvy investors. With a reliable history of letting, the current tenant has occupied the property since 2010, now under a periodic tenancy agreement - £475 pcm / £5,700 pa.

Thus two bedroom house is ccupied by tenants under AST agreements, they express a desire to stay, ensuring continuity. Producing £850 pcm / £10,200 pa.

This property, originally built as a double-bay semi detached home, has been tastefully converted into two self-contained one-bedroom flats. Producing £1220 pcm / £14,640 pa.

The well maintained 2-bedroom end-of-terrace property is let on a 12 month AST from May 2024, producing £800 pcm (£9,600 pa). With its convenient location and practical layout, this property ensures a solid investment with promising rental returns.

A prior planning application for a large executive home was refused, suggesting a smaller-scale residential development might be more feasible. Additionally, the site could suit various other uses (STP). With road frontage of approximately 6 metres that widens to 16m x 16m (subject to survey), it offers developers and investors a significant opportunity to capitalise on its location and potential.