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A rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a substantial period residence extending to approximately 5,000 sq. ft., set within mature private gardens of around one acre.
This elegant home, located in one of the city's most highly regarded areas, offers immense potential for restoration or redevelopment. While marketed at offers over £375,000, it is important to note that the level of refurbishment required is substantial.
As such, prospective buyers should be aware that the total investment, including purchase and renovation costs is likely to exceed £750,000.
READ MORE: Planning application submitted for Derry's Meenan Square transformation
Given its scale and potential, the property may be best suited for conversion into apartments, subject to the necessary planning approvals. A unique opportunity for those with the vision to restore or repurpose a landmark home in an exceptional location.
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