Situation & Description
This long leasehold studio flat (not a student flat) is situated on the sixth floor of this modern development and is within walking distance of Liverpool One shopping centre and Liverpool Central station offering a wide range of amenities including cafes, bars, restaurants, independent and High Street retailers. The Royal Liverpool University Hospital and Royal Albert Dock are also within close proximity to the flat.
This sixth floor flat extends to 323sqft and is let on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy to a professional tenant paying £525 per calendar month, this would be the equivalent of £6,300 per annum or a gross yield of 10.5% if purchased at the guide price of £60,000.
The flat consists of: Studio room with open plan kitchen/living/dining room with sleeping area and separate wet room.
The lease is 255 years from 1st January 2015 thus having just under 250 years remaining.
Copies of the lease and service charge schedule will be contained with the Legal Pack.
Auction Details
The lot is to be sold by online auction on Friday 20th May at 6pm
All interested parties who wish to bid, please contact My Auction on 0207 101 4868
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