• Auction: 29.10.2025 09:00 +
• Council Tax Band: A +
• Driveway parking +
• Two bedrooms +
• Gas central heating and double glazing +
• Nearby excellent amenities +
• Good public transport and road links +
• Front and rear gardens +
• Vacant possession +
• EPC Rating: C +

Sold at auction on 29 October 2025 for £70,000. A two bedroom mid terrace property with gas central heating and double glazing requiring some general modernisation and refurbishment throughout.

Comprising of porch, entrance hallway, lounge, kitchen/diner, two bedrooms and family bathroom. Externally the property has good sized gardens to both the front and rear as well a driveway providing off street parking.

Equally positioned between the historic market town of Beverley and Hull city centre where a good range of further amenities can be located. Nearby motorway access is via the A63/M62 where further trunk routes can be located over the Humber Bridge.
Porch - 1.23m x 1.12m
Lounge - 3.44m x 4.19m
Kitchen/diner - 2.22m x 4.88m
Bedroom 1 - 2.97m x 4.55m
Bedroom 2 - 2.32m x 2.75m
Bathroom - 1.58m x2.30m
Driveway parking
Front and rear garden
Draft Sales Details These sales details are awaiting vendor approval. Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: C Terms:
Auction Details:

The sale of this property will take place on the stated date by way of Auction Event and is being sold under and Unconditional sale type.

Binding contracts of sale will be exchanged at the point of sale.

All sales are subject to SDL Property Auctions Buyers Terms. Properties located in Scotland will be subject to applicable Scottish law.

Auction Deposit and Fees:

The following deposits and non- refundable auctioneers fee apply:

• 10% deposit (subject to a minimum of £5,000)

• Buyers Fee of 1.2% of the purchase price (subject to a minimum of £1,860 inc. VAT)

The Buyers Fee does not contribute to the purchase price, however it will be taken into account when calculating the Stamp Duty Land Tax for the property (known as Land and Buildings Transaction Tax for properties located in Scotland), because it forms part of the chargeable consideration for the property.