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49, 51 & 53 Broad Street, Parkgate, Rotherham S62 Order of sale 33 Lots Commencing at 2pm prompt 1 GARAGE ADJOINING 86 STANNINGTON ROAD MALIN BRIDGE SHEFFIELD VACANT GARAGE 2 30 ADDISON ROAD FIRTH PARK SHEFFIELD VACANT HOUSE 3 407 MIDDLEWOOD ROAD S6 SHEFFIELD VACANT HOUSE 4 17 ROBEY STREET PAGE HALL SHEFFIELD VACANT HOUSE 5 GROUND FLOOR FLAT, 4 HOPE STREET STOCKSBRIDGE SHEFFIELD VACANT FLAT 6 7 BECKETT STREET S71 BARNSLEY RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT 7 1 DILLINGTON ROAD S70 BARNSLEY RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT 8 REAR OF 56A HOYLAND ROAD HOYLAND BARNSLEY VACANT COMMERCIAL 9 6–8 WELLINGTON STREET S70 BARNSLEY VACANT COMMERCIAL 10 69 PARK ROAD WORSBROUGH BARNSLEY VACANT HOUSE 11 GARAGE SITE REAR OF 58–60 STANHOPE ROAD FRECHEVILLE SHEFFIELD FORMER GARAGE SITE 12 LAND TO REAR OF 1 RETFORD ROAD HANDSWORTH SHEFFIELD BUILDING PLOT 13 61 HOLME LANE HILLSBOROUGH SHEFFIELD RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT 14 91–93 MIDDLEWOOD ROAD HILLSBOROUGH SHEFFIELD VACANT COMMERCIAL WITH PLANNING PERMISSION 15 49, 51 & 53 BROAD STREET PARKGATE ROTHERHAM COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT 16 FORMER BAKERY AT 109 MAIN STREET RAWMARSH ROTHERHAM DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY 17 118 QUEENS ROAD S2 SHEFFIELD COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT 18 ASHTON LODGE, 28 ABERCROMBIE STREET S41 CHESTERFIELD DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY 19 COLLEY HILL COTTAGE, HIGH STREET GRINGLEY ON THE HILL DONCASTER RESTORATION OPPORTUNITY 20 85 FAIRBANK ROAD NORWOOD SHEFFIELD VACANT HOUSE 21 82 WALKLEY BANK ROAD WALKLEY SHEFFIELD VACANT TAKEAWAY & FLAT 22 71 CRAG VIEW CRESCENT OUGHTIBRIDGE SHEFFIELD VACANT BUNGALOW 23 9 LADYSMITH AVENUE NETHER EDGE SHEFFIELD VACANT HOUSE 24 38C–38D HIGH STREET MOSBOROUGH SHEFFIELD COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL PREMISES 25 34 RUPERT ROAD NETHER EDGE SHEFFIELD VACANT FLATS & LAND 26 399 PETRE STREET S4 SHEFFIELD VACANT COMMERCIAL 27 GROUND RENTS AT 503–553 GLEADLESS ROAD S2 SHEFFIELD GROUND RENTS 28 70 BURNGREAVE ROAD BURNGREAVE SHEFFIELD VACANT HOUSE 29 215 FITZWILLIAM STREET MEXBOROUGH ROTHERHAM RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT 30 1 FILTER COTTAGES, REDMIRES ROAD S10 SHEFFIELD VACANT HOUSE 31 BELMONT HOUSE, KIMBERWORTH ROAD S61 ROTHERHAM VACANT COMMERCIAL 32 LAND TO THE REAR OF 27–29 DAGNAM CRESCENT S2 SHEFFIELD LAND 33 28 WEST STREET S20 SHEFFIELD COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT www.markjenkinson.co.uk 7 MARK JENKINSON_111218.indd 7 16/11/2018 13:30 *SEE PAGE 5 FOR INFORMATION ON GUIDE/RESERVE PRICE DEFINITIONS AND ANY ADDITIONAL FEES. LOT Garage adjoining 86 Stannington Road, Malin Bridge, Sheffield S6 5FL LOT 1 GUIDE PRICE £5,000–£10,000* | VACANT GARAGE • Single lock up garage • Approximately 22.5sqm (242sqft) • Site of approximately 87sqm with external parking for 2–3 vehicles • Established and convenient residential area • Of interest to local home owners Internal Measurements JOINT AUCTIONEERS Width 2.6m Morfitt Smith, 90 Middlewood Road, Maximum Depth 9.38m Sheffield,S6 4HA Area approximately 22.5sqm (242sqft) VIEWING By appointment with Services Jake Bond jake@markjenkinson. Mains Electricity is connected co.uk 07715 214572 SOLICITORS Taylor & Emmet LLP Site 20 Arundel Gate Sheffield S1 2PP The garage occupies a site of approximately 87sqm with external parking for 2–3 vehicles LOT 30 Addison Road, Firth Park, Sheffield S5 6WF LOT 2 GUIDE PRICE £38,000 PLUS* | VACANT HOUSE • Spacious inner terrace EPC Rating • Accommodation over passageway A full copy of the EPC • Requires general improvement will be available to view • uPVC windows and gas central heating via our website • Three good size bedrooms & bathroom • Convenience for Firth Park & Northern General Hospital VIEWING Mondays • Potential for owner occupation or investment 19th, 26th November, 3rd, 10th December at Ground Floor Rear Bedroom 2 2.87m × 2.49m 11.45 am prompt Side Entrance Lobby Bathroom/WC 2.07m × 2.85m Wednesdays 21st, Sitting Room 3.49m × 3.52m 28th November, 5th Dining Kitchen 3.63m × 3.37m Second Floor December at 11.45am Cellar Head Attic Bedroom 3 4.74m × 2.73m prompt with modern Velux window to the SOLICITORS Wake Basement rear Smith, No 1 Velocity, 2 Cellar Tenter Street, Sheffield, Outside S1 4BY First Floor Rear Garden with brick built store Landing Front Bedroom 1 3.54m × 2.55m with built in wardrobes LOT 407 Middlewood Road, Hillsborough, Sheffield S6 1TJ LOT 3 GUIDE PRICE £75,000* | VACANT HOUSE • Two bedroom terrace in need of complete modernisation EPC Rating • Of interest to builders & investors A full copy of the EPC • Convenient tram route location will be available to view • Easy access to comprehensive facilities including via our website Hillsborough Park • Potential for resale or letting VIEWING Mondays • Excellent potential offered 19th, 26th November, 3rd, 10th December at Ground Floor Rear Bedroom 2 1.77m × 3.64m 9.45am prompt Sitting Room 3.81m × 3.68m with closet Wednesdays 21st, Inner Lobby 28th November, 5th Dining Kitchen 3.62m × 3.66m Outside December at 9.45am Cellar Head Forecourt prompt Rear yard/Garden area SOLICITORS Howells Basement LLP The Avery Building Cellar Note 15–17 Bridge Street It is intended that the tree to Sheffield S3 8NL First Floor the front of the property will be Landing removed prior to the auction Front Bedroom 1 3.08m × 3.20m Bathroom/WC 2.61m × 1.42m 8 www.markjenkinson.co.uk MARK JENKINSON_111218.indd 8 16/11/2018 13:30 TUESDAY 11 DECEMBER 2018 COMMENCING 2PM PROMPT LOT 17 Robey Street, Page Hall, Sheffield S4 8JE 4 GUIDE PRICE £30,000–£35,000* | VACANT HOUSE • Two bedroom inner terrace SOLICITORS Wilford • In need of general modernisation Smith & Co 22 • Gas fire central heating Westgate Rotherham • uPVC double glazing S60 1AP • Two reception rooms & offshot kitchen • Two double bedrooms & bathroom • Potential for owner occupation or letting Ground Floor Outside Sitting Room 3.36m × 3.62m Raised forecourt Inner Lobby 3.61m × 3.60m Rear yard with brick built store Under Stairs Store Kitchen 2.42m × 2.10m EPC Rating E A full copy of the EPC will be First Floor available to view via our website Landing Front Bedroom 1 3.67m × 3.68m VIEWING Mondays 19th, 26th with closet November, 3rd, 10th December at Rear Bedroom 2 3.67m × 2.17m 12.15pm prompt Bathroom/WC 2.70m × 1.35m Wednesdays 21st, 28th November, 5th December at 12.15pm prompt LOT Ground floor flat, 4 Hope Street, Stocksbridge, Sheffield S36 1BR 5 GUIDE PRICE £38,000 PLUS* | VACANT FLAT • Ground floor one bedroom flat • Open plan kitchen and living room • En-suite shower room • Rear access from yard with car parking space • Close proximity to local amenities and transport links • Partially modernised, requiring completion • uPVC double glazing • Potential for reletting or own occupation Ground Floor EPC Rating Open plan kitchen/living room A full copy of the EPC will be 5.08m × 4.32m available to view via our website Bathroom 0.92m × 1.88m Bedroom 1.10m × 1.90m VIEWING By appointment with Jake Bond jake@markjenkinson. Basement co.uk 07715214572 Cellar SOLICITORS Athi Law LLP 285 London Road Sheffield S2 4NF Outside Rear Yard with car parking space LOT 7 Beckett Street, Barnsley S71 1BN 6 GUIDE PRICE £40,000–£45,000* | RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT • Stone fronted 2 bed inner terrace • Let at £350pcm (£4,200pa) • Double glazing & gas central heating • Convenient location • Useful investment income Ground Floor Tenancy Details Sitting Room The property is let by way of an Dining Kitchen Assured Shorthold Tenancy as £350pcm First Floor Two Bedrooms EPC Rating D Bathroom/WC A full copy of the EPC will be available to view via our website Basement Cellar VIEWING External inspection only SOLICITORS Glaisyers Solicitors Outside LLP 1 St. James’s Square Rear Yard Manchester M2 6DN www.markjenkinson.co.uk 9 MARK JENKINSON_111218.indd 9 16/11/2018 13:30 *SEE PAGE 5 FOR INFORMATION ON GUIDE/RESERVE PRICE DEFINITIONS AND ANY ADDITIONAL FEES. LOT 1 Dillington Road, Barnsley S70 4JD LOT 7 GUIDE PRICE £45,000* | RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT • Stone fronted detached house • Let at £350pcm (£4,200 pa) • uPVC windows & central heating • Useful investment income Ground Floor EPC Rating E Sitting Room A full copy of the EPC will be Dining Kitchen available to view via our website Bathroom/WC VIEWING External inspection only First Floor SOLICITORS Glaisyers Solicitors Two Bedrooms LLP 1 St. James’s Square Manchester M2 6DN Outside Rear Yard Tenancy Details The property is let to an established tenant by way of an Assured Shorthold Tenancy at £350pcm LOT Rear of 56a Hoyland Road, Barnsley S74 0PB 8 GUIDE PRICE £25,000 PLUS* | VACANT COMMERCIAL • Lockup workshop & store • Ground Floor Accommodation 112sqm (1200sqft) • In need of upgrading • Potential for a variety of uses (STC) • Possible redevelopment options • Convenient location for M1 Accommodation Tenure The property comprises 6 main Freehold areas totalling approximately 112sqm (1200sqft) with roller shutter EPC Rating LOT to the front A full copy of the EPC will be available to view via our website Services Mains water, electricity & drainage VIEWING Strictly by appointment are understood to be connected with the auctioneers 01142760151 SOLICITORS Wosskow Brown Planning Legal Services Limited 31 Regent Interested parties are advised to Street Barnsley S70 2HJ make their own enquiries in respect of possible uses for the property. 10 www.markjenkinson.co.uk MARK JENKINSON_111218.indd 10 16/11/2018 13:30 TUESDAY 11 DECEMBER 2018 COMMENCING 2PM PROMPT LOT 6–8 Wellington Street, Barnsley S70 1SS 9 GUIDE PRICE £85,000* | VACANT COMMERCIAL • Prominent town centre stone built property • Comprises ground floor retail with A5 consent • Self contained office/studio above • Potential for a variety of uses (STP) Ground Floor EPC Rating Retail Sales Area 62sqm A full copy of the EPC will be Preparation Room 14.76sqm available to view via our website Storeroom/Lobby 8.05sqm Office 6.68sqm JOINT AUCTIONEERS WC Smiths Chartered Surveyors, 14 Regent Street Barnsley Basement Cellar Total Ground Floor 91.49sqm (985sqft) VIEWING By appointment with Andrew Corbett on 01226 298 456 First Floor email: andrew@smithsestateagents.
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