Development opportunity

This outstanding development property enjoys prime location in Easterhill Street within the ever popular East End of Glasgow. This semi-detached property requires a full programme of works, internally and externally, with the accommodation over two levels comprising, on the ground floor, two public rooms, kitchen with utility off, and WC, whilst the upper floor offers three bedrooms and bathroom. Additional features include off-street parking and rear garden. Post works the published LHA figures suggest potential rental income of £11,608 per annum, with the prospect of greater returns in the buoyant rental market. This is a perfect project for a builder/developer to add massive value through works, and create a fabulous family home, whether for rental or resale.

Note to potential buyers: The property is currently unsafe for access and uninhabitable. No Home Report is available, nor are internal viewings offered

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Easterhill Street is located within the Shettleston area of Glasgow’s East End. Nearby retail options includes the Forge Shopping Centre and Retail Park, providing supermarkets, high-street stores, caf?s and other essential services. Local convenience shops are also available throughout Shettleston and Tollcross. The nearby Tollcross Park is a popular green space, and the Emirates Arena and Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome offer fitness and sporting opportunities. Regular local bus services connect to Glasgow city centre and surrounding districts, whilst Shettleston railway station provides direct rail services to Glasgow Queen Street and beyond. Easy access to the M8 and M74 motorways links the area across the city and central Scotland.


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