Terraced house for sale in 134 Queens Drive, Walton, Liverpool L4

A 7 bedroom HMO investment opportunity fully let producing a rental income of £29,800.00 per annum.

The property comprises of a three storey mid terrace providing 7 letting rooms, 4 bathrooms, communal lounge and kitchen and benefits from double glazing and central heating.

The property is currently fully let producing £29,800 per annum. We are advised there is a valid HMO Licence until November 2024.

Situated
The property is prominently located fronting Queens Drive in Walton (A5058) and close to its junction on Walton Hall Avenue (A580). The immediate surrounding area comprises an established commercial parade located in and around the junction itself. The general location is predominantly residential in character with a high density of terraced housing. The property benefits from excellent transport links to provide easy access to Liverpool Football Club and Liverpool city centre which is approximately 4 Miles away and its suburban district centres and the regional motorway networks (M57 & M62)

Ground Floor
Vestibule, Main Entrance Hallway, Two Letting Rooms, Communal Lounge/Kitchen, Utility/W.C.

First Floor
Four Letting Rooms, Shower/W.C, Bathroom/W.C.

Second Floor
1 Letting Room with Ensuite/W.C.

Outside
Garden To Rear and Decked patio Area.

EPC Rating
D.

Council Tax Band
B.

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