Zoopla.co.uk LIVE Auctions: Grade II listed renovation project
June 18, 2010 at 9:16 AM Lawrence Hall Leave a comment
In this week’s LIVE Zoopla.co.uk Auction we’ve spotted two fantastic opportunities to purchase farmhouses.
One of which would make an ideal renovation project and the other is a more modern ‘farmhouse’ requiring little work.
Both come with vacant possession.
1. Wickenlow Farm, Bolton
Starting bid: £220,000,
Address: Wickenlow Farm, Plantation Road, Edgworth, Bolton, BL7 0DD
Tenure: Freehold
Description: A Grade II Listed detached stone farmhouse; together with a self-contained annex; dating to the 17th Century. In need of complete renovation; the house offers a number of interesting features retaining stone mullioned windows; exposed beams and open fireplaces. The name ‘Wickenlow’ loosely translates to ‘Mountain Ash Hill’. The property benefits from four reception rooms; conservatory; four bedrooms; master suite has en suite facilities; 2 further bathrooms. There is also a 1 bedroom annexe included in the sale along with an area of land the area of which is to be determined.
Location: Occupying an elevated rural position 1 mile from Broadhead Road the property is well placed for Bolton or Blackburn centres together with the M65 motorway at Darwen.
Occupancy Status: Vacant
More pictures here
Market overview for BL7 here
2. Sunnyhurst Farm, Preston
Starting bid: £360,000
Address: Sunnyhurst Farm, Waxy Lane, Freckleton, PR4 1HQ
Tenure: Freehold
Description: Individually designed detached residence offering extremely spacious family sized accommodation over 3 floors and being situated on this quiet lane with panoramic views to the front & side.
Location: Excellent area with access to good road links within walking distance of local village centre and amenities. Within a mile of a BAE systems.
Occupancy Status: Vacant
More pictures here
Market overview for PR4 here
More about the Zoopla.co.uk LIVE online auctions here.
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