St. Marys Close, Preston
Property Summary
Sold with tenant in situ (over 3 yrs in property) and with an EPC rating of a C
Ideally needs modernisation, but great potential.
NET Yield = 11% (Anything above 8% is deemed Excellent)
Property Features
- Double glazing
- Chain Free
Full Details
TWO-Bed flat currently rented (£650 pcm), ideal for investor market or first-time buyer.
Sold with tenant in situ (over 3 yrs in property) and with EPC rating of a C.
Ideally needs modernisation, but great potential.
Yield = 11% on a £70,000 purchase price (Anything above 8% is deemed Excellent).
This 2-bedroom, ground floor flat is situated in an area of high rental demand. This property is currently rented and is sold with a tenant in situ, paying £650 pcm and generated an above average yield of 11%.
The flat would benefit from some modernisation, hence the very competitive listing price. This would suite a seasoned buy-to-let investor or someone venturing into this for the first time. Equally, it could be sold to a first-time buyer, offering them a chance to get on the property ladder at a low cost.
Consisting of 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, lounge/diner and storage cupboards, the flat also benefits from Double glazed windows.
Viewings to commence ON OR AFTER Thursday 2nd January 2025. Enquiries and bookings can be taken now.
Tenure: Leasehold-I'm led to believe this is 999 years from build.
Ground Rent = £15 per year.
Council Tax Band: A
EPC Rating: C
Currently tenanted with an income of £650 pcm.
Please contact Lancashire Sales and Lettings Tel: 01772 729111 137 London Rd, Preston,Pr1 4BA mail@lancashirehomes.co.uk www.lancashirehomes.co.uk
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