• Extensive Modernisation Required +
• Investment Opportunity +
• Larger Than Average Plot +
• Village Location +
• Two Reception Rooms +
• Mid Terrace Cottage +
• Two Bedrooms +
• Cash Buyers Only +
• Potential to Extend and Improve (STPP) +
• Council Tax Band - A +

Calling all investors! If you've been looking for a project to really sink your teeth into, this could be the one for you. Set on the edge of the popular Norfolk village of West Lynn is this two bedroom mid terraced cottage in need of extensive modernisation. The potential to improve and extend (STPP) this property is superb, in it's current layout you will find two reception rooms and a kitchen to the ground floor, whilst upstairs there are two well proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom. Subject to the relevant planning permissions the property could be extended to take advantage of the generous plot it sits on and add some extra accommodation to the home. The outside of the cottage offers as much potential as the inside, the rear garden stretches to over 150ft (STMS) in length it is currently laid to lawn with an area sectioned off towards the bottom of the garden.  Please note - Due to the substantial works that are required we believe that the property would only be suitable for cash buyers. Disclaimer
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