12 Market Street, Faversham, Kent, ME13 7AA
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Read more Read moreThis is a three-storey mid-terrace building used for mixed commercial and residential purposes. The ground floor is a rectangular shop space currently rented to a retail tenant, with a rental income of £19,250 per annum. There are four residential flats above, with two sold on long leases. Flat A and Flat B each consist of an entrance hall, kitchen/living room, bedroom, and shower room with W.C., currently rented at £725 and £675 per month, respectively. Flats C and D are on a 125-year lease with a nominal rent. Council Tax Band for Flats A and B is Band A. Access to the residential units is via a rear external staircase. Viewing is external only. The property is freehold.
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