Lot 11 - Flat 15 Bridge Court, Lea Bridge Road, London, E10 7JS
- Unconditional Online Auction Sale
- Guide Price* : £160,000 plus
- Bedrooms: 2
A two bedroom 2nd floor flat
Description
A two bedroom flat on the second floor of this period building in an ideal location for the amenities and transport links of Lea Bridge Road.
The property would benefit from some redecoration.
Other Information
Local Authority – London Borough of Waltham Forest
EPC Rating – C
Tenure
Leasehold - approx 63 years remaining
Viewings
Viewings - 10.30am on Monday 14th & Friday 18th September (subject to social distancing)
Accommodation
| Second Floor | |
| Entrance hall, reception room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, separate WC |
Additional Information
A contract administration charge of £1,500 (inclusive of Vat) is payable on exchange of contracts. Please note this fee is not part of the deposit or purchase price.
Please refer to the Special Conditions of Sale & General Conditions of Sale for details of any additional fees, costs or disbursements (if applicable), which will form part of the contract.
*Guide price definitionGuide prices are provided as an indication of the seller’s current minimum acceptable price at auction. They are not necessarily figures that a property will sell for, and may change at any time prior to the auction. The guide price may not be the minimum sale price, which can be higher or lower.
Reserve price definitionThe reserve price is the minimum acceptable price under the hammer, which remains confidential, and may change at any time prior to the auction. Unless otherwise stated, each property will be sold subject to a reserve. The reserve is expected to be set no more than 10% above a fixed figure guide price, or within a guide price range.
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