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Detached house for sale

Regent House, Outclough Road, Brindley Ford, Stoke-On-Trent ST8 7QH
£20,000

Our Summary

  • *ONLINE Unconditional Auction Opening 20 October 2025* To register for the legal pack and bidding, please visit our website: auctionhouse
  • Description: A detached property offering the opportunity for developers and investors, occupying a good sized plot in this residential area
  • The property offers scope for improvement within the empty flats, and the potential (subject to planning permission being obtained) to extend and create more units
  • In the current configuration there is the potential to generate over £25,000 per annum, it offers an extremely attractive proposition given the strong rental demand in the area
  • Council Tax: The property falls within Stoke-on-trent Council – BAND A Possession: Flat 1 - Vacant Flat 2 - Subject to existing tenancy agreement Flat 3 Vacant Flat 4 - Subject to existing tenancy agreement Flat 5 - Vacant Flat 6 - Vacant Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Auction House
  • NB: Services, Apparatus and Equipment have not been tested by Auction House and therefore cannot be verified as being in working order

Description

This detached property in Brinley, Lincolnshire, offers a unique investment opportunity for developers and investors. The property is currently configured as six self-contained flats, with two currently let and generating around £700 per month. The empty flats offer scope for improvement, and with potential planning permission, the property could be extended to create more units. The property has the potential to generate over £25,000 per annum, making it an attractive proposition given the strong rental demand in the area. The property is situated on a prominent plot on Outclough Road, with easy access to Stoke, Biddulph, and Manchester. The property is made up of six leasehold titles, with terms of 999 years from 2008, and prospective bidders should satisfy themselves of the terms of the tenure, ground rent, and service charge by inspecting the legal pack.