House For Sale £650,000
LANDMARK AUCTIONS ARE PLEASED TO OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON : Thursday, 2 NOVEMBER 2023
The site is currently occupied by a building formerly used as a public house known as the Boslowick Inn
The main part of the site is reasonably level with parts sloping to the east and west. Whilst not easily seen on the date of inspection due to overgrown vegetation, we assume that once the existing building is demolished, most of the site, especially if designed and built appropriately, will enjoy the benefit of distant sea views.
Development Opportunity for 10 x three bedroom detached houses (1000 sqm) and 15 garages subject to usual consents
Accommodation
The site is currently occupied by a building formerly used as a public house known as the Boslowick Inn (which closed in October 2021) with its associated grounds including a car park
Location
The property is situated to the west of Falmouth just off Bickland Water Road in an established residential suburban area. The surrounding properties are all residential with the site on a sloping part of the local area which provides, from the upper floors, far reaching rural and sea views. The road forms the boundary to the South and West of the site.
Falmouth lies approximately twelve miles from Truro, Cornwall9s capital and principal administrative and retail centre. Falmouth has a resident population of around 32,500 (Cornwall County Council Socio Economic Statistics for Cornwall, 2010). The town has an economy based on tourism, itself based on its sandy beaches and safe sailing waters, education (University College Falmouth, FXPlus University Campus and Falmouth Marine College) and commercial docks.
Falmouth is a terminus of the A39 road.
The town has the benefit of branch line railway servicing both the town and docks and an established road network to access Helston, Redruth and Truro.
Tenure
Freehold
Tenancy
Estimated Market Rent £180,000 PA
Planning
Development opportunity subject to usual consents
The site is currently occupied by a building formerly used as a public house known as the Boslowick Inn
The main part of the site is reasonably level with parts sloping to the east and west. Whilst not easily seen on the date of inspection due to overgrown vegetation, we assume that once the existing building is demolished, most of the site, especially if designed and built appropriately, will enjoy the benefit of distant sea views.
Development Opportunity for 10 x three bedroom detached houses (1000 sqm) and 15 garages subject to usual consents
Accommodation
The site is currently occupied by a building formerly used as a public house known as the Boslowick Inn (which closed in October 2021) with its associated grounds including a car park
Location
The property is situated to the west of Falmouth just off Bickland Water Road in an established residential suburban area. The surrounding properties are all residential with the site on a sloping part of the local area which provides, from the upper floors, far reaching rural and sea views. The road forms the boundary to the South and West of the site.
Falmouth lies approximately twelve miles from Truro, Cornwall9s capital and principal administrative and retail centre. Falmouth has a resident population of around 32,500 (Cornwall County Council Socio Economic Statistics for Cornwall, 2010). The town has an economy based on tourism, itself based on its sandy beaches and safe sailing waters, education (University College Falmouth, FXPlus University Campus and Falmouth Marine College) and commercial docks.
Falmouth is a terminus of the A39 road.
The town has the benefit of branch line railway servicing both the town and docks and an established road network to access Helston, Redruth and Truro.
Tenure
Freehold
Tenancy
Estimated Market Rent £180,000 PA
Planning
Development opportunity subject to usual consents
