Three bedroom semi-detached property

THIS PROPERTY IS BEING SOLD BY LIVESTREAM AUCTION AT 2PM ON THURSDAY, 26TH JUNE. You can bid online, by telephone or by proxy. You must register to bid before 6pm on Wednesday 25th June. How to register: Visit auctionhouse.co,uk/Scotland. Scroll down and click “Register to bid”. This will take you to Passport by EIG, which is where we livestream our auctions. To create an account, click “sign up” and fill in all required details. You will receive an email once your registration is approved. If you need help registering to bid, please call the office. To bid online on auction day: Log back in before 2pm on auction day, navigate to the lot you are interested in and click “bid now”. We are delighted to offer to auction this spacious three bedroom semi-detached property in the popular Borders town of Jedburgh. The accommodation is over two levels and comprises lounge, kitchen, three bedroom and bathroom. Additional features include gas central heating, double glazing and enclosed front and rear gardens. A full programme of refurbishment is required which offers a great opportunity to add value and create a fabulous family home for owner/occupier or rental. On completion of works the published local housing allowance figures offer a potential annual rental of £7,360 per annum, with the strong rental market potentially offering even better returns. Prospective purchasers should note that the property is of non-traditional timber frame construction which may not be acceptable to the full range of mortgage lenders. Early viewing is essential to appreciate the value on offer. Council Tax Band: A. Comparables: 41, Howden Crescent: Sold for £135,000 02/24 47, Howden Crescent: Sold for £100,000 12/23

Tenure

Freehold

Area

The town of Jedburgh is justifiably known as the ‘Jewel of the Borders’ and has a variety of shops, restaurants, a swimming pool, fitness centre, Community & Arts Centre, primary and secondary schools. The historical Royal Burgh of Jedburgh lies ten miles north of the border with England. The Red Stone Abbey on the banks of the Jed Water was founded in 1138 and the Visitor Centre portrays the Abbey’s turbulent past. The town has connections with Mary Queen of Scots who visited in 1556. Jedburgh is an attractive setting with riverside walks and colourful renovated buildings in the Market Place and Canongate. Well situated with swift road links to both major airports at Edinburgh and Newcastle, and the main east coast railway line is 35 miles distant at Berwick upon Tweed.

Energy Efficiency Rating (EPC)

Current Rating D

Local Authority

Scottish Borders Council

Additional Fees

Administration Charge - 3.6% inc VAT of the purchase price, subject to a minimum of £3600 inc VAT, payable on exchange of contracts.

Disbursements - Please see the legal pack for any disbursements listed that may become payable by the purchaser on completion.