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Ruban Selvanayagam
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You can find a great range of unique residential and commercial properties on the open market. Here is a selection of unusual lots available across the UK throughout June 2024.
Nestled in the picturesque village of Moorsholm, this converted church offers a serene rural retreat in Saltburn-by-the-Sea. The conversion showcases meticulous attention to detail. The property’s unique location means this could be offered as holiday lets that could yield £72,000 annually.
Upon entry through a beautiful vestibule with dual access points, the property immediately impresses. The open-plan lounge, dining room, and kitchen offer a mix of wall and base units, an island with integrated appliances, and a bespoke multimedia wall in the lounge area. The ground floor hosts two bedrooms with ensuites, a family bathroom, and a well-designed games room. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms with ensuites, a cosy snug, and a roof terrace with outstanding views complete the property’s charm.
The property will be brought to auction by iamsold on 12th June 2024, with a Starting Bid of £525,000.
This former drainage mill and sawmill with a pump shed was built in 1753. Situated by the River Bure, this historic property is the oldest drainage mill on the Norfolk Broads.
Originally known as Oby Drainage Mill, it’s a four-storey red brick tower mill located on the Oby Manor House Estate, beside the River Bure in Ashby. This Grade II listed mill has a rich history, once part of the Wyndeham Cremer family estate and tenant-farmed by the Wiseman family for over a century and more can be discovered in the auction pack. Situated in Ashby, this unique opportunity could be used for a wealth of purposes.
Dedman Gray Auctions will bring the lot to auction on 5th June 2024, with a Guide Price of £50,000.
This converted mid-19th century Victorian Gothic Revival former Vicarage in Skellingthorpe is a historic property, believed to have been built around 1860. Converted into four self-contained flats, these are currently fully let and generate an annual income of £31,620, providing an ongoing tenancy opportunity. The property is available with no onward chain.
Skellingthorpe village offers local amenities including shops, primary schooling, and public houses, with a convenient bus service to the City Centre and easy access to the A46 bypass. Located in a desirable village location, with the potential for both residential and investment purposes, this is situated in Lincoln.
The lot will be brought to auction by iamsold on 7th June 2024, with a Starting Bid of £525,000.
This versatile church and hall is located in a central town location of Alloa. This property comprises a church with an additional hall, centrally located in a popular town centre. Offering potential for alternative uses, subject to obtaining planning consent, it presents a versatile opportunity for redevelopment or adaptation.
Ideal for developers or investors seeking a centrally located property with potential, this site could be repurposed for residential, commercial, or community purposes. Its strategic position ensures accessibility and visibility, enhancing its appeal for various uses. Explore the possibilities of transforming this historic structure into a unique residential dwelling, commercial space, or community hub, subject to local planning regulations. This offering offers a promising investment in a prime town centre location.
Shepherd Auctions will bring the lot to auction on 20th June 2024, with a Guide Price of £75,000.
This exceptional-listed former church building is located just off the A970 in Dunrossness and is a rare chance to acquire a historic property surrounded by picturesque countryside and local amenities. Boasting stunning open views of the North Sea and surrounding landscape, it presents an exciting development opportunity, subject to obtaining planning permission.
This property features a sanctuary with a first-floor gallery, a meeting room, a kitchen, two toilets, and three entrance vestibules. Dating back to 1790, it retains its majestic architectural charm. Conveniently located just 5 miles from Sumburgh Airport, Shetland’s main airport, the property offers easy access to mainland Scotland. The surrounding graveyard is owned and maintained by the local council, enhancing the property’s appeal and historical significance.
Online Property Auctions Scotland will bring this lot to auction on 13th June 2024, with a Guide Price of £37,000.
This character property is a remarkable opportunity with potential for residential transportation. The chapel is a historic building in Bon-Y-Maen and is poised for conversion into a distinctive residential property, subject to obtaining planning permission.
This unique chapel offers a canvas for creating a bespoke living space, blending historic charm with modern amenities. Located in Bon-Y-Maen, it enjoys a tranquil setting while remaining accessible to local conveniences and transport links. With its character and potential for adaptation, Adulum Chapel promises a unique investment opportunity. This personal residence offers surroundings that capture the essence of its heritage.
The property will be brought to auction by iamsold on 12th June 2024 with a Starting Bid of £115,000.
The lot will be brought to auction by iamsold on 6th June 2024 with a Starting Bid of £600,000.
Shepherd Auctions will bring the lot to auction on 20th June 2024 with a Guide Price of £3,500.
This detached former cadet training unit is built in traditional style and offers versatile space across a single storey. Internally, it features an entrance hallway, three offices, ancillary spaces, WC facilities, a kitchen, two cellular classrooms, an IT room, and an open-plan classroom or hall.
The property is situated in a populated residential area within Blackwood. With excellent connectivity, just 25 minutes from the M4 and conveniently accessible via the A465 and A40/M50 routes to the West Midlands. The recent addition of an Interchange Bus Station enhances local accessibility, facilitating connections to major cities like Newport and Cardiff.
The lot will be brought to auction by Lambert Smith Hampton Auctions on 19th June 2024, with an Opening Bid of £25,000.
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