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1 bed Flat property

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Listed Jul 16, 2025

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£75,000

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"Guide Price £50,000

**For Sale By Public Auction 29th May 2025 10 00 AM To inspect the legal documents for this property go to our website to download the legal pack**

A Vacant Second Floor One Bedroom Flat

Tenure
Leasehold. The property is held on a 99 year lease from 25th December 1970 thus approximately 44 years unexpired .

Location
The property is situated on a residential road close to local shops and amenities. The open spaces of Victoria Park are within easy reach. Transport links are provided by West Worthing rail station.

Description
The property comprises a second floor one bedroom flat situated within a purpose built block arranging over ground and two upper floors.

Accommodation
Second Floor
Reception Room
Kitchen
Bedroom
Bathroom
Separate WC

Exterior
The property benefits from a garage, communal gardens and off street parking.

Note
The property has not been inspected by Auction House London. All information has been supplied by the vendor.

Further Information
When purchasing a flat that has a short lease, it is important to understand that in addition to the purchase price, if you wish to extend the lease to 90 years, you will need to pay a premium to the freeholder. This is done by way of serving a Section 42 notice to the freeholder requesting a lease extension with a suggested price for the extension. The freeholder has the right to refuse the offer and submit a counter notice with their suggested price. If you do not fully understand this process, please ask the auctioneers or a solicitor.

EPC Rating
E

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