A first floor one bedroom flat which potentially could be converted to a two bedroom flat (subject to the usual consents) and is situated in an unusual detached Victorian building on Macroom road. It currently comprises a generous 15’8 ft reception with separate kitchen, a double bedroom and family bathroom. The flat would make a great home or a good rental investment once re-configured. Close to the tube and the shops and cafes of Queens park. Share of Freehold.

A bright ground floor two bedroom flat situated in Hillsborough Court on Mortimer Crescent. The flat benefits from a 19’6″ reception, separate kitchen and two bedrooms both with storage and a shower room. The flat also benefits from communal heating and share of freehold. Since the flat benefits from share of freehold there will be a small amount of ground rent to be earned. Close to South Hampstead or Kilburn High Road.

The Lady Venice is a two bedroom narrow boat situated on the canal by Blomfield road close to Warwick Avenue, and comprises two bedrooms, the largest at 9’5″ft with a toilet and sink at one end and the second measuring 7’1″ft, which incorporates a shower room at one end of the boat, the other laid out as an impressive 18 ft reception leading up and out onto the upper deck measuring 7’1″ ft. The boat is accessed along a private tow path and pretty tree lined aspect. The boat benefits from a permanent mooring and connection to electric and water. Also, rarely the Lady Venice is included in the Canal and River Trust register of successive assignability. On this side of the canal no other boats can be moored adjoining the Lady Venice. Both of which add value to the boat.

John Kyle is a one bedroom narrow beam boat situated on the canal by Blomfield road close to Warwick Avenue, and comprises of one bedroom measuring at 7’11”, a shower room with toilet and sink and a kitchen / reception 15’10”. The boat is accessed along a private tow path and pretty tree lined aspect.
The boat benefits from a permanent mooring and connection to electric and water. Also, rarely John Kyle is included in the Canal and River Trust register of successive assignability