Askam Plot With Potential For New Bungalow Hits Market.
A property in Askam-in-Furness has attracted attention after being placed on the market with potential for redevelopment, giving prospective buyers an opportunity to consider creating a new home on the site.
The detached property, located on Duke Street, is being marketed for an asking price of £120,000. Estate agents describe it as a prefab-style bungalow and highlight the potential for buyers who may wish to start again, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission.
The existing bungalow has three bedrooms, along with a lounge, dining room, kitchen and wet room. The property also benefits from central heating and double glazing, while gardens extend around the front, side and rear of the site.
The listing also includes an outhouse or store, providing additional space alongside the main accommodation. The property is being offered with vacant possession, meaning the successful purchaser would be able to take control of the property without an existing occupier remaining in place.
One of the main attractions highlighted by the estate agents is the potential of the plot itself. The marketing suggests it could be suitable for someone looking to replace the existing building with a new property, although any redevelopment would be subject to planning permission and other relevant requirements. The property is also being sold as a cash buyers only opportunity. It has a Council Tax Band A classification, according to the sales particulars.
The listing could appeal to a range of potential buyers, including those looking for a project property or investors interested in the development potential of an existing residential site. However, any purchaser considering redevelopment would need to establish what type of development could receive planning approval before committing to the project.
The property adds another interesting opportunity to the Askam-in-Furness property market, particularly for buyers who are prepared to take on a project and explore the longer-term potential of the site.
With an asking price of £120,000 and the possibility of redevelopment subject to planning, the Duke Street property is likely to attract attention from buyers looking for a property with scope for improvement or a potential new-build opportunity.
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