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Western Telegraph
6 hours ago
- Business
- Western Telegraph
Pembroke Dock cottage put up for auction with £1 guide price
Bwthyn Cariad, also known as Love Cottage, is located on Meyrick Street in Pembroke Dock and is being sold by Paul Fosh Auctions. The mid-terrace property is in poor condition and in need of full renovation. Sean Roper, of South Wales-based Paul Fosh Auctions, said: "The mid-terraced property has certainly seen much better days. "But there is plenty of scope presented by what is there and added to that the property has a very large garden which could also be exploited and an auction guide price of just £1." The cottage features two lower ground floor rooms, two bedrooms upstairs, and a large rear garden. Mr Roper said the property could be suitable for development, subject to planning permission and there are a 'number of development opportunities.' He said: "The first could be to renovate and refurbish to a high standard for holiday lets due to its proximity to many of Pembrokeshire's top tourist areas. "Typically, a refurbished two-bedroom cottage would generate in the region of £28,000 per annum net as a holiday let. "A second option could be to renovate and refurbish to a high standard as a long-term let. "There could be high demand for this kind of refurbished property from young professionals and local workers and could achieve a monthly rental of some £900. "Another idea could be to renovate and refurbish to a high standard and sell on the open market. "Renovated, a typical two-bedroom high standard property in this area could sell for between £160,000 and £185,000." He also suggested potential value in the garden. Mr Roper said: "There is also an option to renovate and sell the garden space that runs up Meyrick Street that's with the property. "Parcels of land could be sold to individual houses along Meyrick Street and then retain the house with a portion of the remaining garden space." The property is close to the main shopping area of Pembroke Dock, which is located three miles north west of Pembroke and seven miles south of Haverfordwest. The town has good transport connections via the A477 and a nearby rail station. Bwthyn Cariad is one of more than 80 lots listed in the upcoming Paul Fosh Auctions. The sale opens at 12pm on Tuesday, June 24 and closes around 5pm on Thursday, June 26.
Miami Herald
6 hours ago
- Business
- Miami Herald
This countryside cottage is being auctioned off for just over $1
By Elizabeth Hunter A derelict cottage nestled in the countryside is up for auction, with a price tag of just £1 (just over $1). The two-bedroom home named Bwthyn Cariad - or Love Cottage - is located in Pembrokeshire in Wales, but is in need of a total revamp. Auctioneers at Paul Fosh Auctions hope the price tag of just £1 will attract investors who are up for the challenge of renovation. Sean Roper, senior auction valuer, believes there could be handsome rewards if an investor is willing to show the cottage some much-needed love. "The mid terraced property has certainly seen much better days," he said. "But there is plenty of scope presented by what is there and added to that, the property has a very large garden which could also be exploited - and an auction guide price of just £1! "Currently, Bwthyn Cariad has two lower ground floor rooms with two bedrooms upstairs, with the expansive garden which extends down the rear of Meyrick Street. "It would seem that the lot offers a number of development opportunities, subject to obtaining planning permission. "The first could be to renovate and refurbish to a high standard for holiday lets due to its proximity to many of Pembrokeshire top tourist areas. "Typically, a refurbished two-bedroom cottage would generate in the region of 28k per annum net as a holiday let. "A second option could be to renovate and refurbish to a high standard as a long term let. "There could be a high demand for this kind of refurbished property from young professionals and local workers and could achieve a monthly rental of some £900 pcm. "Another idea could be to renovate and refurbish to a high standard and sell on the open market. "Renovated, a typical, two-bedroom high-standard property in this area could sell for between $160,000 and $185,000. "There is also an option to renovate and sell the garden space that runs up Meyrick Street, that's with the property. "Parcels of land could be sold to individual houses along Meyrick Street and then retain the house with a portion of the remaining garden space. "The property is located within close proximity of the main shopping area of Pembroke Dock. "Pembroke Dock itself is a town located some three miles north west of Pembroke and seven miles south of Haverfordwest, with good road links provided by the A47,7 which links to the A40 at Johnstown. "Pembroke Dock provides a comprehensive range of shopping and recreational pursuits also it benefits from a rail station Northwest of the property, providing further transport links. "The A477 also leads north via the Cleddau Bridge crossing Milford Haven through to Honeyborough and also providing access to the heart of Milford Haven Centre." Bwthyn Cariad is one of some eighty-plus lots which will be sold online at Paul Fosh Auctions, which starts at 12 noon on Tuesday, June 24 and ends from 5 pm on Thursday, June 26. The post This countryside cottage is being auctioned off for just over $1 appeared first on Talker. Copyright Talker News. All Rights Reserved.
South Wales Argus
20-05-2025
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Newbridge woodland plot to be sold at auction this month
The land, next to the B4472 High Street, is being sold by Newport-based Paul Fosh Auctions. Angie Davey from the auctioneers said: "This parcel of land runs alongside and adjacent to the B4472, with terraced houses right across the road opposite. "The land has previously been used to graze cattle and horses on tack where the land levels into meadowland running alongside a stream. "Parts are wooded and sloping. "The land could be cleared for grazing." Potential buyers can view the land unaccompanied, but are advised to be careful when accessing the property. For more information, visit Parking is available via a layby opposite and past the top end of the land. The plot can be accessed via steps at one end and at the other end by the green substation where there are posts for a five-bar gate. The land is to be sold with vacant possession and has a guide price of £2,750-plus. It will be auctioned together with over 80 other lots, with the auction starting at noon on Tuesday, May 20, and ending from 5pm on Thursday, May 22.
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Woodland plot of 1.2 acres with stream in Gwent goes up for auction
A 1.2-acre woodland plot in Newbridge, Gwent, is up for grabs at auction. The land, next to the B4472 High Street, is being sold by Newport-based Paul Fosh Auctions. Angie Davey from the auctioneers said: "This parcel of land runs alongside and adjacent to the B4472, with terraced houses right across the road opposite. "The land has previously been used to graze cattle and horses on tack where the land levels into meadowland running alongside a stream. "Parts are wooded and sloping. "The land could be cleared for grazing." Potential buyers can view the land unaccompanied, but are advised to be careful when accessing the property. For more information, visit Parking is available via a layby opposite and past the top end of the land. The plot can be accessed via steps at one end and at the other end by the green substation where there are posts for a five-bar gate. The land is to be sold with vacant possession and has a guide price of £2,750-plus. It will be auctioned together with over 80 other lots, with the auction starting at noon on Tuesday, May 20, and ending from 5pm on Thursday, May 22.
Courier-Mail
20-05-2025
- Business
- Courier-Mail
Historic mansion for sale for $594k but there's an unusual catch
Shire Hall. Picture: Paul Fosh Auctions via The Sun An 1890s manor in the UK has hit the auction block for just £288,000 ($A594,000). The catch? Prospective buyers can only view it from a distance. Shire Hall, in Llangefni on the island of Anglesey, north Wales, was built in 1899 and sits overlooking the Afon Cefni river, The Sun reports. It was originally constructed of stone at a cost of £4,453, with an extension added in 1912. Once used as office space, the building is now derelict following a serious fire, and is considered unsafe to enter. It's set to be sold at auction between 20 and 22 May. MORE: Brutal divorce 'spite house' has sad truth Brendan Fevola's huge real estate win Block buyer sells 6 homes amid major fear The mansion in north Wales has been put up for sale for just £288,000. Picture: Paul Fosh Auctions via The Sun Originally constructed of stone in 1899 at the cost of just £4,453, a later extension was added to the incredible mansion in 1912. Picture: Paul Fosh Auctions via The Sun Viewings are restricted due to the building's dangerous condition, including a collapsed roof and major structural damage. 'The site is inaccessible, and we are informed is unsafe. We are unauthorised to provide access,' the listing by Paul Fosh auctions reads. 'Any party accessing the property enters at their own risk.' Paul Fosh Auctions says the site has planning permission in place for six riverside apartments. However, they note that a more extensive development could be possible, depending on future discussions with the local council. The building had been used as office accommodation for a number of years. Picture: Paul Fosh Auctions via The Sun It's set to be sold at auction between 20 and 22 May. Picture: Paul Fosh Auctions via The Sun Gemma Vaughan from the auction house said: 'The lot offers a most unusual and exciting opportunity for an investor/developer to acquire this historic building in the heart of Llangefni.' Shire Hall is among 91 properties scheduled for an online auction from May 20 to 22. Parts of this story first appeared in The Sun and was republished with permission. Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox. MORE: Cruise's life of Scientology to $926m empire Eddie McGuire's wild house swap revealed Sad demise of Hog's Breath Cafe Aus exposed
