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This older style centre terraced property is situated in a Lot 11 popular location within walking distance of Acton Town Underground Station and also Acton High Street with its shopping and travel connections. The property is fully 30 Gunnersbury Lane, Acton, licenced as an HMO and is arranged as six separate bedsits all let out and producing a total income of £46,360 London W3 8EE pa as follows: – Room 1 £145 pw, Room 2 £115 pw, Room 3 £830 pcm, Room 4 £140 pw, Room 5 £115 pw and Room 6 GUIDE PRICE: £550,000 £185 pw. The property is sold with the benefit of this ongoing income. The property is presented in good decorative order and benefits from gas-fired central heating and is mainly double glazed. ACCOMMODATION Entrance hall, studio one 14'3" × 12'9" with shower room, studio two 12' × 10'9", communal kitchen 7' × 7'6", bathroom/WC, studio three 20'9" × 11'9" with shower room, first floor landing, communal shower room and separate WC, studio four 14'3" × 11'9" with shower room, studio five 12'3" × 10'9", studio six 20'9" × 11'9" with shower room TENURE Freehold LOCAL AUTHORITY & TAX RATING London Borough of Ealing 020 8825 5000 VENDOR’S SOLICITORS Tony Lancaster, Lancasters, 486 Chiswick High Road, Chiswick W4 5ST 020 8742 1314 VIEWING TIMES FULLY LICENCED HMO ARRANGED AS SIX By appointment through the Auctioneers BED SITS STARTING BID FINAL BID NOTES SOLD ■ UNSOLD ■ SOLD PRIOR ■ WITHDRAWN ■ This halls adjoining semi-detached property that backs Lot 12 By Order of the Trustees for onto an open green is in need of a certain amount of the Fund for the Blind of Laski updating and is arranged as two self-contained flats. The ground floor property consists of two bedroom accommodation and the first floor, one bedroom accommodation. The flats are occupied under protected 24 Drayton Green, Ealing W13 0JF tenancies with income being £305 pcm (£3,660 pa) for the ground floor and £338 pcm (£4,056 pa) for the first floor GUIDE PRICE: £340,000 and the property is sold with the benefit of this investment income. The property will be of interest to investment purchasers. ACCOMMODATION Ground floor flat: entrance hall, living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, and rear garden. First floor flat: landing, lounge, kitchen/diner, bedroom, bathroom, separate WC. Gross floor area of the building: approx. 1600 sq ft. TENURE Freehold LOCAL AUTHORITY & TAX RATING London Borough of Ealing 020 8825 5000 Council Tax Band: both flats rated D SOLD PRIOR VENDOR’S SOLICITORS Refer to Auctioneers VIEWING TIMES Strictly by appointment through the Auctioneers SPACIOUS SEMI-DETACHED DWELLING ARRANGED AS TWO SELF-CONTAINED FLATS STARTING BID FINAL BID NOTES SOLD ■ UNSOLD ■ SOLD PRIOR ■ WITHDRAWN ■ 8 | Brendons Auction Catalogue.

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