A residential opportunity in the sought after Shropshire village of Condover will be on offer at a collective property and land auction in Shrewsbury next month.
Used until recently by Condover College, 32 and 34 Harley Road, Condover, are currently arranged as 10 bedrooms and have a guide price of £450,000.
They will be going under the hammer in Halls’ next collective property and land auction at the company’s Battlefield headquarters in Shrewsbury on Friday, July 12 at 3pm. Covering a gross internal floor area of around 3,502 square feet, the properties have potential to be used as two separate homes standing in a large garden with off road parking. Halls say the potential can only be appreciated fully by viewing the properties.
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