4 Hillsborough Terrace is a substantial Georgian Grade 2 Listed terraced residence with very spacious accommodation arranged over 5 floors (including a basement) of approximately 426m2 (4,581ft2). The property has been arranged as 5 self-contained flats for many years which have in the past been tenanted on assured shorthold agreements. The property is currently vacant. Very rarely is there the opportunity to buy one of these properties in its entirety as many of them along this terrace have been divided up into separate flats over the years and sold off as individual units.
The building is in need of modernisation and updating throughout and there is huge scope and potential to redevelop the property in a variety of ways, subject to any necessary consent. Of course, the flats could all be refurbished and re-let either on assured shorthold tenancies, as a house in multiple occupation (HMO), or as holiday let units, all of which would produce a healthy annual income. Alternatively, the property could be developed and sold off as individual flats (subject to all necessary consents) or be refurbished as one large family home.
There are outstanding views over the neighbouring St. James Park gardens and across the picturesque harbour and quay taking in Lantern Hill, the pier with world renowned artist Damien Hirst's 'Verity' statue, Hillsborough, the Bristol Channel and across to the distant Welsh coastline. The convenient location is handy for all of the local amenities with the high street being just 500 metres away and the sea front and harbour being just a short stroll through the park gardens opposite. There are schools for all ages, local supermarkets, beaches and plenty of walking on nearby Hillsborough.
As mentioned earlier, the property was built in the late Georgian grand terrace tradition and thought to date back to between 1810 and 1835; the design adopted Regency classical detailing. Some of the period features have survived including an impressive entrance hall with its glazed double doors and screen and moulded decorative ceiling, the staircase that winds its way up through the building to the upper floors, the full height sliding sash windows with some still having their working wooden shutters, and other rooms within the building also benefitting from original ornate cornice. There is a flat on each of the main four floors of the building with the fifth flat being a smaller studio style unit which sits at the rear of the first and second floors as it is accessed from Hillsborough Mews which is at the rear of the terrace. The floor plans within these sales details show the configuration of each floor and how the flats can be arranged. The basement is accessed via a staircase from the ground floor and comprises approximately 26m2 (280ft2). Within the basement there is a wine cellar which has 8 wine bins!
Outside, at the front of the property there is a parking area which has space for 3 vehicles. At the rear, there is an enclosed courtyard area which can be accessed via the ground floor accommodation. There is an under building storage area which leads off the courtyard. Steps lead up from the yard to the rear pedestrian access gate which leads onto Hillsborough Mews; this gate also provides the separate access in flat 5. Part way up the steps on a half landing is an old external wc.
There are all mains services connected to the building but gas is only available on the ground floor currently. The electricity is separately metered to each of the 5 flats and there is also a separate 'landlords supply' as well which serves the communal hall and stairways. There is one water supply for the building. All of the flats are separately rated and have individual council tax set at band A.
4 Hillsborough Terrace represents and rare opportunity to own an entire freehold property on this terrace and is an excellent investment purchase.

The buyer will pay £238.86 for the costs of providing
official copies of the registered title, the
searches and chancel repair indemnity disclosed
as part of the auction pack