This three-bedroom home in Emsworth is up for auction - here's how much it is expected to cost
Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers will be putting 111 lots from across southern England under the hammer on July 28.
It includes a three-bedroom property in the village of Westbourne, near Emsworth
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Hide AdThe home which is in Mill Road will be auctioned with a guide price of £250,000-plus.
It comes with front and back gardens, is let under an occupancy agreement from September 1997.
Rob Marchant, Clive Emson’s Hampshire auctioneer, said: ‘This is a freehold residential investment and the house is currently let at £10,945.48 per annum. There will be no internal viewings and interested applicants are requested not to contact the occupants directly.’
A one-bedroom ground floor flat at 71A Twyford Avenue, Portsmouth is another one of the lots up for auction.
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Hide AdThe flat is a few hundred yards from the Rudmore roundabout which services the M275 and the city’s continental ferry port.
It is guided leasehold at £75,000-plus.
Mr Marchant said: ‘There is the remainder of a 125-year lease, from June 1994, at an initial ground rental of £50 per annum, rising to £400 per annum throughout the term.’
James Emson, Clive Emson’s managing director, said: ‘Our lots attract diverse buyers with a range of tastes and budgets – lots are offered in a clear and transparent marketplace and dealt with in the highest ethical and professional standards.’
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Hide AdHe added: ‘The era of record-low interest rates can make property attractive for buyers, with long-term capital growth, rental income and a hedge against inflation, compared to anemic returns on cash saved in the bank or building society.’
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