Terraced house for sale in 228-232 Knowsley Road, Bootle, Merseyside L20

A residential investment opportunity currently fully let producing £46,280 per annum.

The property comprises of two x 3 storey terraced properties which have been converted into two properties providing a total of 7 x self contained studio flats and 1 x 1 bedroomed flat benefiting from double glazing and central heating.

The property is currently fully let by way of Assured Shorthold Tenancies producing a rental income of £46,260 per annum.

Situated
On the corner of Knowsley Road close to it's junction with Hornby Boulevard in a popular and well established residential location within close proximity to local amenities, Bootle Strand shopping amenities and approximately 4 miles from Liverpool city centre.

228 Knowsley Road
Ground Floor - Entrance Hallway
Flat No 1 - Hall, Kitchen, Lounge, One Bedroom, Shower Room/WC
First Floor -
Studio no 2 - Open Plan Living Area/Bedroom/Kitchen, Shower Room/WC
Studio no 3- Open Plan Living Area/Bedroom/Kitchen, Shower Room/WC
Duplex Studio No 4 - Living Area/Bedroom, Shower Room/WC
Second Floor - Kitchen

232 Knowsley Road
Ground Floor - Entrance Hallway
Studio no 1 - Open Plan Living Area/Bedroom/Kitchen, Shower Room/WC
Studio no 2 - Open Plan Living Area/Bedroom/Kitchen, Shower Room/WC
First Floor -
Studio No 3 - Open Plan Living Area/Bedroom/Kitchen, Shower Room/WC
Studio No 4 - Open Plan Living Area/Bedroom/Kitchen, Shower Room/WC
Storeroom

Outside
Yard to the rear

EPC Rating
228
Flat 1 - F
Flat 2 - E
Flat 3 - E
Flat 4 - F

232
Flat 1 - D
Flat 2 - D
Flat 3 - C
Flat 4 - C

Council Tax Band

A

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