Exchange Buildings, Exchange Buildings, Market Place, Boston
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- Primary use
- Mixed use
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Key features
- Prominent and substantial property in Boston city centre
- Mixed-use investment opportunity
- Upper-parts comprise eight flats (four x 2 bedroom and four x 1 bedroom flats)
- Investment Let at £96,725 p.a. (15.35% GIY on Guide Price)
Description
Boston is an historic Lincolnshire market town located 30 miles north-east of Peterborough and 50 miles east of Nottingham. The property is prominently situated in the heart of the town centre, on the south side of Market Place, at its junction with Town Bridge, close to Pescod Square Shopping Centre. Nearby retailers include Boots the Chemist, Superdrug, Holland & Barrett, Caffè Nero, KFC and Timpson.
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Exchange Buildings, Exchange Buildings, Market Place, Boston
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