The property was originally built as two grand houses in the late 19th Century but was made into one property when it was bought by the NHS as part of the hospital on Beverley Road – since demolished. The property was then registered as one property 50 Margaret Street.

The property consists of a terrace of originally four houses which were refurbished in 2011. Three of the units have gas central heating and the fourth has electricic heating. The individual properties are in a traditional house format with downstairs living accommodation including large living room, kitchen and toilet. They all have staircases leading to 3 bedrooms and family bathroom. One of the houses has the benefit of a large double glazed conservatory. The houses are of traditional brick construction under slate covered roofs.

At the rear of the property is a maintained communal garden which all properties open onto. A separate one bedded bungalow is in this garden with access from the front of the property. Accommodation comprises kitchenette, toilet/shower room, living room with wood burning stove and a small bedroom. The roofing is pan tiled and there is a semi covered rustic conservatory at the side.

Comprising a mini terrace of four substantial brick built houses and a detached ‘bungalow’ in the garden at the rear

The flats benefit from gas and electric central heating, uPVC double glazing and share a common garden area

Located on Margaret Street off Beverley Road, a main arterial route to the North of the city - approx. one mile from Hull City Centre

Guide Price £300,000

Hull is a city and established port situated on the north bank of the Humber estuary. It is the regional capital of the East Riding of Yorkshire. The city is situated approximately 60 miles east of Leeds via the M62 and has a population of approximately 260,000. In recent years there has been increasing focus on the Humber estuary as a centre for the offshore renewables industry and Hull was the 2017 UK City of Culture.

The subject property is located on Margaret Street off Beverley Road (A1079), a main arterial route to the North of the city. Margaret Street is approximately one mile from Hull City Centre. In an area of predominantly low-cost high-density housing with an ASDA supermarket, pharmacy and bus routes available close by.

The property is currently providing £25,000 p.a. with all flats Let on standard Assured Shorthold Tenancies (AST). Freehold price of £300,000 subject to existing tenancies.

COUNCIL TAX

Each of the flats is within Council Tax Band A.