1. Prospective purchasers should be aware that there is a right of way which is to be reserved from the Vendor's title which will be through the existing entrance off Lyndhurst Road and in to 10 Elmsley Road approximately one third of the way through along the sandstone boundary wall. Further details will be within the legal pack
2. In relation to the restrictive covenants referred to in the charges register contained within a Deed dated 11th August 1876. The original Deed nor a certified copy or examined abstract was not produced on first registration so on completion the Vendor will provide title indemnity insurance to cover any potential liability arising out of those restrictive covenants.
3. An application has been made to close the leasehold title in relation to the Carleton House School Lease. The leasehold title will be closed and the note of it removed from the title on or before completion
The guide price has been increased to £550,000+
A residential redevelopment opportunity with planning permission to convert the former school into 6 flats and convert the existing coachhouse into a self contained dwelling. The property comprises a substantial detached former school arranged over lower ground, ground, first and second floors. The overall site area is 0.30 ha (0.73ac) or thereabouts and comprises gardens and a former coach house.
Sutton Kersh - Auctions
2 Cotton Street,
Liverpool,
L3 7DY
t. 0151 207 6315
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auctions@suttonkersh.co.uk
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