Written by Joanne Townsend
Joanne Townsend
Joanne completed a Journalism degree in 2012 before working for a number of marketing companies in the roles of a copywriter, moderator and PR assistant.
Edited by Ruban Selvanayagam
Ruban Selvanayagam
Ruban Selvanayagam is a professional cash homebuyer, private rented sector landlord, auction specialist, blogger and media commentator.
Throughout December 2024, we’ve discovered an exceptional selection of unique residential and commercial properties across the UK, each brimming with exciting investment potential.
The Former Church House and The School House, two premium properties in Holyhead, Anglesey, are available as one lot, presenting an exceptional investment opportunity. Converted from a former English Presbyterian Church, these stylish bungalows blend modern comforts with historic character. The School House offers three bedrooms, including a master with en-suite, an open-plan living area, and a luxurious family bathroom, ideally located near shops, pubs, and attractions such as the Holyhead Maritime Museum and Anglesey Coastal Path.
The Former Church House, a detached three-bedroom property, boasts original features and is set within the Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The vendor reports £44,324 gross holiday let income this year, with the potential for an additional £5,000–£10,000, making these properties both a charming retreat and a lucrative investment.
The property will be brought to auction by Town and Country Property Auctions on 17th December 2024, with a Guide Price of £380,000.
This is a former K6 red telephone kiosk, located on the bustling corner of London Road by St Peter’s Church in Brighton. It offers potential for various uses, such as a coffee shop, advertising, or other ventures, subject to planning permission and consent.
Barnard Marcus Property Auctions will bring the lot to auction on 17th December 2024, with a Guide Price of £2,700.
Explore the exceptional potential of Adulum Chapel, a historic building in Bon-Y-Maen, offering a unique opportunity for transformation into a stunning residential property. This character-filled chapel, steeped in history, presents a rare chance to create a bespoke home while preserving its original charm.
Situated on Cefn Road, the property benefits from a convenient location with easy access to Swansea’s amenities and transport links. With ample space and architectural interest, Adulum Chapel is ready for a visionary project to breathe new life into this distinctive and timeless building.
The lot will be brought to auction by iamsold on 12th December 2024, with a Starting Bid of £90,000.
This is an opportunity to acquire a freehold derelict chapel with full planning permission for demolition and the construction of two dwellings. The property is located in an established residential area, surrounded by a mix of traditional terraced housing and modern homes.
The local area benefits from a range of shops, amenities, and a train station providing direct links to Cardiff and Merthyr Tydfil. Planning permission has been granted for the demolition of the chapel and the creation of two new homes. The property will be sold with vacant possession, offering excellent development potential in a convenient and desirable location.
Paul Fosh Auctions will bring the lot to auction on 10th December 2024, with a Guide Price of £54,000.
This substantial detached property, previously operated as a 10-bedroom care home with an additional self-contained one-bedroom flat, is offered for sale with vacant possession. Set on a generous plot, the accommodation spans three floors. The ground floor features four bedrooms and communal spaces, while the first floor includes six bedrooms, an office, and bathrooms. The second floor houses a one-bedroom flat. The property boasts private grounds with a driveway, parking area, and mature wraparound gardens.
Barnard Marcus Property Auctions will bring this lot to auction on 17th December 2024, with a Guide Price of £425,000.
This freehold, four-storey former bank building is located at the top of Union Street, in the heart of Ryde’s commercial district, at the junction of Union Street, High Street, and Cross Street. The ground floor includes the banking hall and ancillary offices, while the lower floor, opening onto a rear courtyard, houses traditional bank vaults and plant equipment. The upper two floors, with mezzanine levels, contain former offices, staff facilities, and storage rooms.
The property offers significant potential for various future uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent A prime location with great redevelopment opportunities.
The property will be brought to auction by Clive Emson Property Auctions on 11th December 2024 with a Guide Price of £150,000.
This historic Grade II listed building, located in the heart of the city, has recently undergone a complete renovation. Positioned opposite St Andrew’s Hall, it boasts triple-aspect views of the surrounding area. Previously used as an office space for a local company, accommodating over 20 employees across six offices, the property has been refurbished into a potential family home.
This substantial mixed-use property, a former town centre bank in Ammanford, is a Grade II listed building dating back to circa 1905. The four-storey property includes a retail space (former bank) and offices on the ground floor. The upper floors feature additional offices, along with a self-contained two-bedroom maisonette over three floors at the rear.
This attractive, stone-built former church property comprises two buildings, occupying a Freehold site 1.25 miles north of Barnsley town centre. Fronting Wakefield Road and with vehicular access off Carleton Road, the main building, dating from 1912, and the rear split-level former Sunday school building, built in 1932, offer great potential for continued use or conversion into a residential scheme (subject to planning consent).
The lot will be brought to auction by Pugh Auctions on 4th December 2024, with a Guide Price of £275,000.
This detached building, located on Reading Street (B2080) between Tenterden and Appledore, sits adjacent to Tenterden Garden Centre and opposite St Mary’s Church. Known as the Ebony School, it is thought to be a Victorian school building, more recently used for selling bric-a-brac. The property will be offered freehold with vacant possession upon completion. Connected to mains electricity and water, it offers potential for various commercial uses or conversion to residential, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
The ground floor comprises a main room, lobby, kitchen, store room, and compost W.C., with attic storage accessed via a ladder. Outside, there is a front forecourt and a side courtyard.
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