Lot 94

Dobson House, John Williams Close, New Cross, SE14 5XF

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Lot 94

Dobson House, John Williams Close, New Cross, SE14 5XF

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Legal documents

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Agreement Documents

Additional Documents

Legal documents

You are advised to download and read the legal documentation prior to bidding.

Freehold Ground Rents

Local Authority

London Borough of Lewisham

Description

Situated in a cul-de-sac on John Williams Close, close to local shopping/travelling facilities including New Cross Gate and South Bermondsey Train Stations. Bridgehouse Meadows are also nearby.

Freehold Ground Rents amounting to £530 per annum derived from Twenty-One Self-Contained Flats each on a lease as follows:

Flat 1. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 2. 99 years from 24th June 1994 at a ground rent of £90 per annum. Valuable reversion in approximately 68 years.

Flat 3. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 4. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 5. 99 years from 24th June 1994 at a ground rent of £90 per annum. Valuable reversion in approximately 68 years.

Flat 6. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 7. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 8. 99 years from 24th June 1994 at a ground rent of £90 per annum. Valuable reversion in approximately 68 years.

Flat 9. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 10. 99 years from 24th June 1994 at a ground rent of £80 per annum. Valuable reversion in approximately 68 years.

Flat 11. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 12. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 13. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 14. 99 years from 24th June 1994 at a ground rent of £80 per annum. Valuable reversion in approximately 68 years.

Flat 15. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 16. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 17. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 18. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 19. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 20. 189 years from 24th June 1994 at a peppercorn ground rent.

Flat 21. 99 years from 24th June 1994 at a ground rent of £100 per annum. Valuable reversion in approximately 68 years.

In accordance with Section 5(B) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 notices have been served on the lessees. The lessees have not reserved their rights of first refusal.

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Legal Documents

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