Mickleborough Avenue, Nottingham, NG3

Great investment opportunity! A two-bedroomed end townhouse with an enclosed low-maintenance rear garden which is currently tenanted and can therefore be bought with the tenant in situ. Entrance hallway, lounge with pebble effect electric fire, rear dining kitchen and upstairs there are two bedrooms and bathroom with white suite and electric shower. The property also has gas central heating and UPVC double-glazed windows.

Entrance Hall

With front entrance door, radiator, stairs to the first-floor landing and door through to the lounge.

Lounge

Pebble effect electric fire with marble-style hearth and Beech coloured surround. Laminate flooring, radiator and UPVC double-glazed front window.

Kitchen Diner

A range of wall and base units with granite-style worktops and an inset stainless steel sink unit and drainer. Electric cooker point, tiled splashback, plumbing for washing machine, wall mounted gas boiler and UPVC double glazed window and door leading to the rear.

First Floor Landing

With loft access.

Bedroom 1

Wardrobe housing the central heating gas boiler, separate over stair wardrobe, radiator and UPVC double-glazed front window.

Bedroom 2

Radiator and UPVC double glazed rear window.

Bathroom

Consisting of a bath with an electric shower and full-height tiling, a pedestal wash basin and a dual flush toilet. Tile effect floor covering and UPVC double-glazed rear window.

Outside

There is a lawned front garden, and pedestrian path leading to side gated access. To the rear there is full-width decking, LED flood light, outside tap and a gravelled garden enclosed with a fenced perimeter.

Useful Information

TENURE: Freehold COUNCIL TAX: Nottingham City Council - Band AOTHER INFORMATION:The property is situated within the Nottingham City boundary and will most likely require a Selective License for the purpose of letting it.Please note that a Selective License is non-transferable, therefore if one is already in place any new landlord of the property would need to apply for a new license. You can find more information about the scheme and associated costs on the Nottingham City Council website by searching for Selective Licensing.