A quaint detached building in Kent - believed to have been once a Victorian school - will be up for auction in December with a guide price of only £125,000 plus.

The Ebony School on Reading Street in Tenterden was more recently used for the sale of bric-a-brac but will be offered freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Situated on the Tenterden to Appledore Road, adjacent to Tenterden Garden Centre and opposite St Mary’s church, this property is expected to fetch lots of interest from potential buyers when it goes under the hammer at Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers.

The property has electric and water mains connected and is considered to have potential because it is deemed suitable for a variety of commercial uses, or perhaps conversion to residential, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.

Elsewhere at the upcoming auction in December, this detached period house in Tonbridge has a guide price of £350,000 plus.

Situated at the High Street in Brenchley village, Walters Farmhouse is located just shy of the Brenchley War Memorial but is in need of improvement and refurbishment.

There is a garden behind the 3-bedroom property and a front garden that may offer the potential for off-road parking, subject to all the necessary consents being obtainable.

Those seeking to purchase a property with the intention of renting it out could very well be interested in this freehold town centre property in Maidstone, which is arranged as five flats for improvement alongside commercial ground for rent.

Nightingale House on 38 High Street has a guide price of £425,000 to £435,000 with the ground floor commercial unit having been sold on a ground lease for a term of 300 years from 1 March 2001 at peppercorn ground rent.

Meanwhile this freehold parcel of land located in Danaway, on the outskirts of Sittingbourne, may have potential for future development on the site, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.

The 0.64-acre land at Oakdene at Woodgate Lane in Borden has a guide price of £300,000 to £320,000 and is currently a traveller site with permission for two units.

The property is in a fairly rural location and has Planning Permission for the stationing of two mobile homes which are to be occupied by persons of gypsy/traveller status.

It was a busy November at Clive Emson Land and Property Auctioneers with some particularly interesting properties being sold including Crumps Farm in St. Nicholas at Wade, Birchington which fetched £707,000.

The land comprises a Dutch-style barn, two large timber-framed barns, a pair of cottages as well as several other miscellaneous buildings on approximately 2.5 acres.

Part of the former St. John Fisher School on Maidstone Road in Chatham also attracted lots of interest before it was eventually sold for £667,000.

The substantial Victorian building boasts plenty of period features, a large and attractive entrance hall and the majority of rooms have high ceilings.

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