Lot 30 - 2 Aspley Road, London, Wandsworth, SW18 2DB
- Unconditional Online Auction Sale
- Guide Price* : £2,250,000
- Bedrooms: 8
- Bathrooms: 7
- Reception Rooms: 3
Addendum
Late entry -delayed legal pack - postpone to November auction
An eight bedroom, end of terrace period property.
Description
An eight bedroom, end of terrace, period property. Currently presented as three separate flats either as an investment opportunity or to be converted back to a family home.
Each flat can obtain one parking permit from Wandsworth Council.
Tenure
Freehold
Accommodation
2A Lower Ground Floor - 3 double bedrooms presented as a garden flat recently renovated to a high standard
2B - Upper Ground Floor - 1 double bedroom, large living/dining room and fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
2C - First to Top Floor (split level) - 4 double bedrooms, 3 en-suite bathrooms, a family bathroom, 2 reception rooms and kitchen
Location
Aspley Road is located 0.5 miles from Wandsworth Town with its many amenities and public transport.
Tenancy
Flat 2A has an AST expiring on 19.9.23, currently being re-marketed and achieving £48,000 PA
Flat 2B - has an AST expiring March 2024 and achieving £23,000 PA
Flat 2C - has an AST expiring August 2024 and achieving £57,000
Combined income £128,000
Yield
5.69%
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