A spacious development with retail space, complemented by 14 self-contained apartments. It has a reputation as a popular and historical building, with Grade II listed status.
A grade II listed building steeped in history, originally built in 1664 by the sheriff of Hull. The property was transformed to offices in the late 90’s, when it was taken over as the Dutch Embassy.
Built in the early 1900’s, this stunning public house was originally constructed as a hotel. The property is spacious and spread across 3 floors, with ample parking to the front and rear.
Over the years, the grounds have been sold to form part of the high street and the property developed into an office space, with onsite parking.
This is a 2 storey, 3-bed, mid-terraced residential dwelling and was deemed to be unhabitable, it was described as “providing a shell” ready for renovation.
This property consists of 12 self-contained apartments. It requires a light refurbishment and a title split, so that it can be sold as individual flats.
This is an end-terraced house, split into 4 flats. The project consisted of refurbishing the apartments and carrying out a title split, to sell the flats separately.
This is a 4-bed terraced, family-sized home property, with gardens to the front and rear. It was in need of a light refurbishment.
The traditional property of stone construction, had a dual purpose, being used as a doctors’ clinic in one side and a public library in the other part of the building.
This is a former police station. It was purchased with vacant possession and with the required permissions for a change of use to residential, to provide a 4-bed detached house.
The property is a 4-bed detached house spread over 2 floors, including lounge, kitchen, dining room and bathroom. It also benefits from a private garden, private driveway and garage.
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