- Georgian Period Property
- Mixture Of Studios and Rooms
- 16 Rooms
- Communal Areas
- Office Space on the Lower Ground Floor
- Central Location
- £105k Gross Income
Marshall Property are delighted to offer for sale this Georgian period mansion boasting a stunning 16 bedrooms, mixture of studio and rooms and office space to the lower ground floor, fully tenanted and income producing now! Located in the heart of the city on Maryland Street. Situated only three minutes from universities, famous Liverpool Cathedrals, city centre shopping, bars, and restaurants.
Fully let to students and office space rented out currently generating a gross income of £105000 (2023/2024)
Set over 4 floors are rooms with communal lounge, kitchen and bathrooms and also studio apartments aimed at the student market and young professionals alike, tastefully decorated through this property is truly unique and set to be a guaranteed winner in the ever increasing rental market in Liverpool. Situated just a five minute walk to world famous Anglican Cathedral and ten minutes to the Catholic Cathedral.
Ten minutes to Liverpool ONE and a twenty minute walk to the world famous UNESCO world heritage site the Royal Albert Docks, where you will find fine dining, exotic drinks and unique boutiques or take a walk down Matthew street and visit the famous Cavern club. With all this on your doorstep this is not going to be available for long!
Council Tax
Liverpool Council, To Be Confirmed
Notice
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