Huntingdon Street, Nottingham

GUIDE PRICE: £35,000-£40,000
AUCTION DATE: TUESDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 2026
BIDDER REGISTRATION: BY 2pm MONDAY 16TH NOVEMBER 2026
WHERE TO BID: Please ensure you are registered to bid on the Barnard Marcus Auctions website.
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Description
A one bedroom seventh floor apartment location in Nottingham city centre, close to an abundance of amenities including bars, restaurants and retail shops. Nottingham train station is located close by with regular services running to London St Pancras. There is a long lease length on the property running from 1 January 2004 for 999 years. The Litmus Building occupiers have the benefit and
use of the communal gym & swimming pool, as well as a 24hr concierge service. The property has the potential to serve as a very good buy-to-let investment, as well as other potential rental options, subject to lease agreement and conditions. As a traditional buy to let investment, there is scope to achieve a rental income of around £950-£1,000pcm. Offered for sale with the benefit of vacant possession.
Accommodation
Seventh Floor: open plan kitchen/living/dining, bedroom and a shower room. Balcony.
Broadband: Standard and ultrafast show as available
Mobile Coverage: EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone show as available
EPC:
B 45 sq.m information taken from the EPC
Council Tax Band:
B
Tenure:
Leasehold 999 years from 1 January 2004
Viewings:
William H Brown, 20 Upper Parliament Street, Nottingham, NG1 2AD. Tel: 01159587766
Email: [email protected] By arrangement with the auctioneers - please see important advice for viewers on page 19 of this catalogue
FOR SALE VIA THE MIDLANDS AUCTION CENTRE IN ASSOCIATION WITH BARNARD MARCUS AUCTIONS TUESDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 2026 AT 9.30AM AT THE DE VERE GRAND CONNAUGHT ROOMS, 61-65 GREAT QUEEN STREET, COVENT GARDENS, LONDON WC2B 5DA. YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER FOR ONLINE BIDDING.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
The Conditions of Sale will be deposited at the offices of the auctioneers and vendor’s solicitors seven days prior to sale and the purchaser shall be deemed to have knowledge of the same whether inspected or not. Any questions relating to them must be raised prior to the auction. Prospective purchasers are advised to check with the auctioneers before the sale that the property is neither sold nor withdrawn. The purchaser will also be deemed to have read and understood the auction conduct notes printed within the sale catalogue.
Health & Safety Advice for Property Viewers.
Whilst the auctioneers make every effort to ensure the safety and security of viewers at lots, we have not carried out a detailed Health & Safety inspection of the lots in our auction and cannot therefore guarantee the safety and security of viewers. All persons attend properties entirely at their own risk. Particular care should be taken when accessing cellars, attics, exterior grounds, outbuildings and boundaries. All unaccompanied inspections of vacant sites should be made in daylight hours only and entry into such sites is entirely at the viewers’ risk.
*Guide and Reserve Prices
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NOTE
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