£565,000
Block of flats for saleEagle Street, Buxton SK17
Freehold
About this property
New! Central buxton! 1 Eagle Street / 10 Hall Bank is a substantial mixed use property located a short walk from Buxton's Crescent with its stunning 5* hotel, the glorious Pavilion Gardens, historic Buxton Opera House, and all town centre amenities.
The building comprises a tenanted commercial unit, an attractive ground floor one bedroom apartment with outside space / parking, and a beautiful multi-storey luxury maisonette.
The buyer of this characterful property may wish to continue to offer the apartments as holiday lets, or alternatively as residential lets, or they may prefer to occupy the spacious maisonette themselves while providing a lovely home and nearby independence for gran or teenager in the ground floor apartment.
E:Commercial Unit: C (57); gf Luxury Apartment: D (65); Crescent View: D (61). Certificates available on request.
Ref: BXMS491
The building comprises a tenanted commercial unit, an attractive ground floor one bedroom apartment with outside space / parking, and a beautiful multi-storey luxury maisonette.
The buyer of this characterful property may wish to continue to offer the apartments as holiday lets, or alternatively as residential lets, or they may prefer to occupy the spacious maisonette themselves while providing a lovely home and nearby independence for gran or teenager in the ground floor apartment.
E:Commercial Unit: C (57); gf Luxury Apartment: D (65); Crescent View: D (61). Certificates available on request.
Ref: BXMS491
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