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Cemetery Office Auction: New Life for Birmingham Site

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Unique Opportunity: A Former Cemetery Office in Birmingham Goes to Auction - A ground floor building in Selly Oak, Birmingham, once a cemetery office, is up for grabs at Bond Wolfe Auctions. With a starting guide price of £35,000 or more, the property includes a new 125-year lease and offers potential for transformation into homes, a coffee shop, or memorial items store. The auction begins March 26th, live online.

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Cemetery Office Auction: New Life for Birmingham Site

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cemetery Office Auction: New Life for Birmingham Site. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 11th, a former cemetery office in Celiope Birmingham heads to auction later this month. Bond Wolf auctions is selling the ground floor building on behalf of Birmingham City Council with a starting guide price of 35,000 pounds or more. It's located at the corner of Wheely Avenue and Wheely Park Road right within the Lodge Hill Cemetery and Crematorium site. This marks a first for the auction house as they've never sold a cemetery office in their long history of handling thousands of properties. The sale comes with a brand new 125-year lease at a nominal peppercorn ground rent opening of options for buyers. Experts see potential here for various changes pending planning approval like turning it into homes or even a coffee shop offering flowers, balloons and memorial items perfectly positioned for the location. The building includes a reception area, kitchenette, restrooms and storage. Birmingham City Council might offer the full freehold later once the new owner handles

spencing upgrades and creates separate access. The auction kicks off Thursday, March 26th at 8.30 a.m., stream live online with options for remote bidding. Keep an eye on this one of a kind lot as it could breathe fresh purpose into a spot tied to the community's past.

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