This charming Grade II listed semi-detached cottage is believed to date back to the 17th century with later additions. The property offers characterful family accommodation, arranged over three floors and a generous rear garden. The property has a 'flying freehold' (the neighbour's bathroom overhangs the property's ground floor utility room). The property also has a 'creeping freehold' as its cellar lies beneath the neighbour's living area.

A two bedroom end-terrace house of non-traditional construction situated in an established residential area and in need of improvement and refurbishment.

A one-bedroom flat for over 55s located on the second floor of this purpose built block. The property is in need of refurbishment but does have double glazed windows. Once improved the flat may be suitable for owner occupation or as an investment let to someone over the age of 55.

The site, which extends to approximately 0.2 hectares (0.49 acres), comprises a former primary school. on half acre plot, with planning permission for three dwellings.

This three bedroom semi-detached house now requires improvement and modernisation. Front garden and hardstanding for car parking, brick built store with outside W.C. and garden at rear.

The premises is arranged as an office on the ground floor and a one-bedroom maisonette on the upper floors. The building also offers potential for alternative configurations, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.

A semi-detached non-traditional construction house is in need of refurbishment and improvement throughout but will offer the successful purchaser the opportunity to re-decorate in their own taste and style.

A four-storey mixed-use premises comprising a ground floor commercial unit, (trading as a barber’s shop), with a well-proportioned maisonette occupying the upper three floors. Both units are let and it is considered there may be scope to bring the rents up to market value.

A three-bedroom mid-terrace property, which has a bay window to the front, is offered in good order and may have potential for investment or owner occupation.

A freehold site extending to 0.9 hectares (0.22 acres) in an established residential area. It is occupied by 16 lock-up garages with extensive hardstanding. Planning Consent has previously been granted for the demolition of the garages and the erection of a pair of semi-detached bungalows with seven parking spaces (now lapsed).