493 Lytham Road, South Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY4 1QY

Property description

Location: This three storey terraced residential property occupies a convenient location on Lytham Road, Blackpool. The location provides ease of commuting to neighbouring shops & amenities and into Blackpool town centre. The town centre provides a wide range of shopping and tourist attractions to include the completed Debenhams development to the rear of the Houndshill Centre. Arnold School and dense residential locations can be found nearby to the property. Ease of commuting is available onto the Promenade and additional main arterial routes allowing access to neighbouring towns and villages to include St Annes, Lytham and Cleveleys. Description: Duxburys Commercial are pleased to confirm the availability to purchase this mid terraced property offering a wealth of charm, character and period features. The property maybe purchased by an owner occupier to provide a family home of substantial size. The property offers development potential to be converted into three separate flats subject to the necessary approval and planning permission. It currently comprises of a top floor flat which is self contained and benefits from a separate council tax allocation, boiler and electricity meter. This property is well worth an internal inspection and has been reduced in price to achieve a swift sale to a party with a capability to proceed with immediate effect. All viewings are by prior appointment and no direct approach is to be made to the property. Viewing: Strictly by prior arrangement through our office - tel: 01253 316919. Disclaimer: The sales particulars have been produced with information provided by the owner/occupier or landlord and are made in good faith without any responsibility whatsoever on the part of Duxburys Commercial. It is for the purchaser or as the case may be the lessee to satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise, as to the accuracy or fullness of the information. They must not in entering into any contract or incurring costs or otherwise rely upon these particulars as statements or representations of facts.