FOR SALE
28/07/26
4093
65771 / Rightbiz
Situated in a Busy & Prominent Main Road Location in a Busy Central Parade Location in Orrell Park, Liverpool. This is a well-thought-of area with numerous local retailers serving a Well Populated area which has the benefit of on-street parking nearby. Situated on Moss Lane the property offers a Good-Sized Ground Floor Shop which has operated as a Mains Post Office for many years. The self-contained Apartment has a separate private entrance to rear and occupies the two upper floors. This 3-Bedroom Property offers an Entrance Hall, A Large Living Room, Fitted Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms and a Fully Fitted Bathroom with Shower. The shop is let on a renewable 12-year lease from March 2016 at a current rent of £7,800 P.A. The Apartment is also let (to the existing tenant since 2018) under an assured shorthold tenancy agreement (now automatically converted into an Assured Periodic Tenancy) at a rent of £675 per calendar month. Thus, producing a gross rental of £15,900 Per Annum thus at this attractive asking price the return on Capital is almost 10%.
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