2, St. Ronans Road, Hampshire, PO4 0PT

We are excited to welcome this historic property to the market located in the heart of Southsea. Spanning over four split level floors, this is a wonderful opportunity with plenty to offer.

The renovations have already begun with gas, electric and plumbing work all but complete, making this the perfect blank canvas for a new homeowner to make their own.

The property boasts a driveway for two cars and a generously sized garden with a garage at the foot.

The main residence sits above a separate 3-bedroom apartment, making for an ideal income stream of a rental property if required.

With an abundance of rooms available for en-suites, open plan kitchen/living spaces, studies and dining, this property really does present an opportunity not to be missed. Situated opposite St.

Simons Church, the plot sits in an extremely sought after location. Southsea Seafront is a short walk South, and Albert Road full of local bars and restaurants a short walk North.

Additional information Materials used in construction: Bricks/Mortar Land is affected by a Tree Preservation Order Nearby infrastructure projects on going or planned in the nearby area e.g.

Wind turbines, housing development, fracking, railway: Ask Agent Has there ever been an issue, with Dry Rot, Wet Rot or Damp: Previous damp issues - damp work conducted during refurbishment Rear flat - one of the walls has rising damp issue.

Need a new quote for rectifying the issue. Previous quote was £1400 (up to final finish).

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