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Description
For sale by our joint auctioneers NALC Auctions in their 9th February auction, online or in person at our Newark office at 5pm
For sale by Auction – Terms & Conditions Apply, Enquire for more details.
Considering offers prior to auction.
Freehold parcel of amenity land of 400 sq m (0.0988 acres/0.04 hectares) – Full Vacant Possession
Location:
Situated approximately 5 miles North West from the historic town of Windsor which benefits from easy access routes to central London Via M4. The site is located within a picturesque residential area known as Old Windsor. The parcel of land is located opposite to the junction of Coppice Drive and Wharf Road. This is a sought after commuter area and conveniently located to local amenities as well as public transport Sunnymeads and Datchet overland stations providing continuous links to London Waterloo Station with a journey time of approximately 60 minutes
Description:
A broadly rectangle parcel of grassland, mainly level, and accessed via a public footpath from Wharf Road. The plot is measuring at approximately 400 sq m (0.0988 acres/0.04 hectares) Subject to Measurement Survey
Planning:
It is considered that there may be future development potential on the site however interested parties must rely on their own enquires to the local planning authority Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead planning department www.planning.org.uk/lpa/rbwm
Tenure:
Freehold
Buyer’s Premium:
Applies under the fall of the hammer. The purchaser shall pay 10% deposit. Plus, in addition a buyer’s premium of £ 2,000 + VAT upon exchange of the contract.
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• A guide price (to include a range of prices), is not an indication of the anticipated eventual selling price or a valuation; it is an indication of the minimum price ( “the Reserve” ) at which (or range of prices within which) the seller might be prepared to sell. The eventual sale price can and frequently does, exceed the guide price.
• Where a range is given, the Reserve will sit within that range and will not exceed the top end of the range. Where a single figure Guide Price is given, the Reserve will be within 10%, upwards or downwards, of that figure.
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