Maisonette for sale in Woodmarket, Kelso, Roxburghshire TD5

First floor maisonette
Going to online auction on 30th July is this first floor, one bed maisonette in the town centre of the popular Scottish Borders town of Kelso. The property is accessed via a main close door and the entrance is on the first floor. On the lower level the accommodation comprises hallway, bathroom, large storage cupboard, and main bedroom with another large storage cupboard. There are stairs to the upper level which has a spacious lounge area, kitchen with base units and also a boxroom, which could be utilised as a study/home office. The property requires a full programme of works in order to bring back to life and as such due to its current condition there is no requirement for a Home Report. There is opportunity to add value once the works are completed, with the property being of interest to a variety of buyers, included owner/occupier, buy to let or even serviced accommodation providers. With the current lha rate of income at £4487.60pa, this would provide an almost 10% yield if purchased at Guide Price. Early viewing is recommended for this property particularly due to its location. Council Tax Band: A.

Unsafe properties
Unsafe properties are evidently in a condition that poses a serious risk to the health or safety of occupants or visitors, or where the way the home is marketed suggests it is unsuitable for occupation in that condition. There is little point in a condition survey being undertaken on a home that is unfit for occupation in any case and is being advertised as such.

Woodmarket is one of the oldest streets in Kelso, Scotland. It appears on the earliest maps of the town. Most of its buildings are tenements, constructed in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Many of these structures feature ground-floor shops. The name Woodmarket reflects its historical origins. Woodmarket in Kelso, Scottish Borders, offers a mix of amenities and historical charm. Kelso itself boasts a good shopping centre social and sporting facilities (including golf, tennis, and fishing), and excellent schools. The town sits at the confluence of the River Tweed and the River Teviot, making it a picturesque location.

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