This property has been sold prior
A substantial three storey plus basement 7 bedroomed property which is in need of a full upgrade and refurbishment scheme. An application has been put forward to convert the property to provide 12 bedsits and is awaiting approval.
The property has recently undergone demolition work to the rear wall rear roof only and has just received a party wall notice, issued on 11/02/15.
The property is sold subject to a Long Leasehold with only 2 years remaining. Sale of the Freehold and of the right of way to the right hand side of the property to provide a garden has been agreed but not completed.
The leasehold interest is being sold with the benefit of the Notice of Claim to acquire the freehold interest from the Council for the sum of £49,410.00 plus the Council’s surveyors fees of £600.00 and reasonable legal costs. Any purchaser of the leasehold is therefore also required simultaneously to pay the Council for the freehold interest.
The current Notice to Complete the sale of the Freehold expired on 27th March 2014 however another notice, Notice of Default which runs for another two months will have to be served on the owner or the eventual purchaser and it is only after the expiry of this Notice that the Application is terminated and the right to purchase the freehold is withdrawn. The Notice of Default has not yet been served.
Sutton Kersh - Auctions
2 Cotton Street,
Liverpool,
L3 7DY
t. 0151 207 6315
f. 0151 207 6316
auctions@suttonkersh.co.uk
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