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Just north of Cambridge, at Waterbeach, in Denny End Road, is a detached period property, formerly two cottages, requiring modernisation/improvement in a quarter acre plot and with potential for re-development. The existing accommodation has a number of period features.
Auctioneer Simon Gooderham says: “There are few properties of this type which come onto the market so close to Cambridge City. The gardens are stocked with a wide range of established trees and shrubs. The property is situated close to the centre of Waterbeach village which has an excellent range of local facilities and amenities. Waterbeach is located on the A10 providing good access to Cambridge. It has an auction estimate: £240,000 - £260,000.”
Also close to Cambridge is Langdale Farm, Cambridge Road in Melbourn, which offers an opportunity for a self-sufficiency enthusiast. It is a former market garden/smallholding of approximately 3.70 acres. There is currently a detached bungalow which requires complete renovation/refurbishment
Simon Gooderham says: “The property is situated in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the highly popular village of Melbourn, which has a range of local amenities including shopping facilities, restaurants, public houses, golf course, primary and village college education facilities. It is well located for Cambridge and the A10/A505. It has an auction estimate: £250,000 - £275,000.”
Further north of Cambridge is a three bedroom semi-detached cottage with 0.90 acres and a potential building plot at Doddington Road, Benwick, March.
A well presented semi-detached house with extensive grounds of approximately 0.90 acres, the property offers an ideal opportunity either for an owner/occupier or as an investment/development opportunity. The house has been re-furbished and rented out in recent years and offers well presented accommodation. It has an expired planning permission for additional bungalow on the site. The auction estimate is £125,000 - £135,000.
The village of Benwick is located approximately 7.5 miles from the thriving market town of March, which offers a good range of local amenities and a railway station. The city of Peterborough is approximately 15 miles and offers further extensive facilities including main-line rail station and access to the A1.
In the Huntingdon area we have two properties for sale by Auction. The first is in Orchard Lane, Huntingdon, and is a one bedroom, three storey town house within walking distance of Huntingdon town centre, currently let at £500 per month. It has an auction estimate of £110,000 - £115,000.
The second one is a well presented two bedroom park home at Grove Park, Old Hurst, Warboys. Situated on a popular and well located development it has the advantage of an age restriction for residents of 50 years plus and is offered leasehold with an estimate of £20,000 - £25,000. It has a well stocked garden with a paved and gravelled area and storage shed. There is an allocated parking space close to the property.
A Victorian residential property and an Ipswich commercial property investment are also going under the hammer.
The Manor House, in Hamlet Road, Haverhill, is located in the Conservation Area close to the town centre, and stands in around 0.40 acres. It has planning permission for extension and conversion of the existing Victoria house into four apartments and a detached new build unit with a further four apartments. It is an excellent opportunity to purchase a residential development/conversion scheme situated in a popular residential area. It has an auction estimate of £390,000 - £400,000.
The commercial property is a fully let modern two storey office building of 1,516 sq ft at Orion Court, Great Blakenham, five miles north west of Ipswich. It is described as a high yielding office investment with an income of £28,000 per annum.
It is currently let to Classic Services (Care & Training) Ltd for a term of 10 years from 28 August 2007. The auction estimate is £180,000 - £200,000.
Auctioneer Simon Gooderham says: “These properties are among 21 lots being offered in one of our biggest auctions of the year which includes a number of cottages, plots of farmland and half a mile of fishing. We are finding that properties which are unusual or difficult to value are increasingly coming to auction and there has been a trend over the past two years for commercial investments to be offered in this way. This is mainly because once the hammer falls a sale is made and the uncertainty and delays often experienced with private treaty sales is avoided.”
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Development opportunities, country cottages and land
Three village properties near Cambridge with development potential are to be offered for sale at our next Eastern Counties Property Auction on Wednesday 28th September 2011.Just north of Cambridge, at Waterbeach, in Denny End Road, is a detached period property, formerly two cottages, requiring modernisation/improvement in a quarter acre plot and with potential for re-development. The existing accommodation has a number of period features.
Auctioneer Simon Gooderham says: “There are few properties of this type which come onto the market so close to Cambridge City. The gardens are stocked with a wide range of established trees and shrubs. The property is situated close to the centre of Waterbeach village which has an excellent range of local facilities and amenities. Waterbeach is located on the A10 providing good access to Cambridge. It has an auction estimate: £240,000 - £260,000.”
Also close to Cambridge is Langdale Farm, Cambridge Road in Melbourn, which offers an opportunity for a self-sufficiency enthusiast. It is a former market garden/smallholding of approximately 3.70 acres. There is currently a detached bungalow which requires complete renovation/refurbishment
Simon Gooderham says: “The property is situated in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the highly popular village of Melbourn, which has a range of local amenities including shopping facilities, restaurants, public houses, golf course, primary and village college education facilities. It is well located for Cambridge and the A10/A505. It has an auction estimate: £250,000 - £275,000.”
Further north of Cambridge is a three bedroom semi-detached cottage with 0.90 acres and a potential building plot at Doddington Road, Benwick, March.
A well presented semi-detached house with extensive grounds of approximately 0.90 acres, the property offers an ideal opportunity either for an owner/occupier or as an investment/development opportunity. The house has been re-furbished and rented out in recent years and offers well presented accommodation. It has an expired planning permission for additional bungalow on the site. The auction estimate is £125,000 - £135,000.
The village of Benwick is located approximately 7.5 miles from the thriving market town of March, which offers a good range of local amenities and a railway station. The city of Peterborough is approximately 15 miles and offers further extensive facilities including main-line rail station and access to the A1.
In the Huntingdon area we have two properties for sale by Auction. The first is in Orchard Lane, Huntingdon, and is a one bedroom, three storey town house within walking distance of Huntingdon town centre, currently let at £500 per month. It has an auction estimate of £110,000 - £115,000.
The second one is a well presented two bedroom park home at Grove Park, Old Hurst, Warboys. Situated on a popular and well located development it has the advantage of an age restriction for residents of 50 years plus and is offered leasehold with an estimate of £20,000 - £25,000. It has a well stocked garden with a paved and gravelled area and storage shed. There is an allocated parking space close to the property.
A Victorian residential property and an Ipswich commercial property investment are also going under the hammer.
The Manor House, in Hamlet Road, Haverhill, is located in the Conservation Area close to the town centre, and stands in around 0.40 acres. It has planning permission for extension and conversion of the existing Victoria house into four apartments and a detached new build unit with a further four apartments. It is an excellent opportunity to purchase a residential development/conversion scheme situated in a popular residential area. It has an auction estimate of £390,000 - £400,000.
The commercial property is a fully let modern two storey office building of 1,516 sq ft at Orion Court, Great Blakenham, five miles north west of Ipswich. It is described as a high yielding office investment with an income of £28,000 per annum.
It is currently let to Classic Services (Care & Training) Ltd for a term of 10 years from 28 August 2007. The auction estimate is £180,000 - £200,000.
Auctioneer Simon Gooderham says: “These properties are among 21 lots being offered in one of our biggest auctions of the year which includes a number of cottages, plots of farmland and half a mile of fishing. We are finding that properties which are unusual or difficult to value are increasingly coming to auction and there has been a trend over the past two years for commercial investments to be offered in this way. This is mainly because once the hammer falls a sale is made and the uncertainty and delays often experienced with private treaty sales is avoided.”
For further information and to view the catalogue please click HERE
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