House For Sale £175,000
50 Kirkharle Crescent, Ashington NE63 8SL
Freehold 2 Floor 4 bed detached House
Investment Let on assured Shorthold Tenancy
Rent Reserved £10,200.00 Per annum
Accommodation :
First Floor: 4 bedrooms, family bathroom
Ground Floor: Living room, separate kitchen, spacious utility room and WC
Outside : Good sized rear garden with off street parking to the front
EPC Rating: C
Tenancy:
Let on an assured shorthold tenancy for 6 months from 31/08/2021 at a current rent of £850 per calendar month
Equivalent Rent Reserved £10,200.00 per annum
Ashington is a town situated in Northumberland, 15 miles north of Newcastle upon Tyne and 6 miles west of Morpeth and the A1. Average rental yield is 10%+
Average property prices have increased by more than £30,000 since Jan 2020.
Average UK house prices defied expectations and continued to climb last month despite the phasing out of the government's stamp duty holiday at the end of September.
The continued increases mean that the price of an average home in the UK has risen above £250,000 for the first time on the building society Nationwide's index.
Freehold 2 Floor 4 bed detached House
Investment Let on assured Shorthold Tenancy
Rent Reserved £10,200.00 Per annum
Accommodation :
First Floor: 4 bedrooms, family bathroom
Ground Floor: Living room, separate kitchen, spacious utility room and WC
Outside : Good sized rear garden with off street parking to the front
EPC Rating: C
Tenancy:
Let on an assured shorthold tenancy for 6 months from 31/08/2021 at a current rent of £850 per calendar month
Equivalent Rent Reserved £10,200.00 per annum
Ashington is a town situated in Northumberland, 15 miles north of Newcastle upon Tyne and 6 miles west of Morpeth and the A1. Average rental yield is 10%+
Average property prices have increased by more than £30,000 since Jan 2020.
Average UK house prices defied expectations and continued to climb last month despite the phasing out of the government's stamp duty holiday at the end of September.
The continued increases mean that the price of an average home in the UK has risen above £250,000 for the first time on the building society Nationwide's index.
