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115 South Road, Waterloo, Liverpool L22 0LT, UK
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Sutton Kersh - Auctions Agent Valuation of this property is £125,000
A three storey end of terraced mixed use property benefitting from double glazing, central heating and roller shutters.
The property comprises of a former Hairdressers/Beauty Parlour arranged over three floors. The ground floor is ready for continued use or alternatively a number of uses. To the first and second floors there are various rooms accessed via a separate side entrance and suitable for residential conversion to provide 2 self contained flats or lettable rooms, subject to any consents.
Situated
Fronting South Road and on the corner of Curzon Road off the A565 which runs between Liverpool and Southport and is approximately 4 miles North of Liverpool city centre. The premises are situated in the prime area of South Road which is the main shopping area in Waterloo.
Ground Floor
Shop - main sales area (former haidressers) Kitchen, WC, Storeroom.
First Floor
W.C, various rooms.
Second Floor
Two rooms, storage cupboard.
Outside
Yard To Rear.
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