Land for sale

Offers based on £1,000,000

Expressions of interest invited.

· 1.44 acres of prime building land
· Residential outline planning permission
· Stand-alone development site with access from Shepherd Lane
· Easy access to all amenities
· Nearby countryside

The site comprises some 1.44 acres or thereabouts of agricultural grassland with the benefit of outline planning permission (all matters reserved) to residentially develop on a stand alone basis.

Setting within the town:
Shepherd Lane (now bisected by Minster Way) is a country lane on the southern edge of the historic county and market town of Beverley.

South of Minster Way Shepherd Lane is ideal for walking and hacking out. Victoria Road (A164) is accessed via Lincoln Way and Minster Way and provides easy access to the town centre, port and City of Kingston Upon Hull, Humber Bridge and motorway network.

Site Location:
The site is situated south of Shepherd Lane and north of Minster Way (which includes a very wide verge/landscaped area) and is bounded to the west by an open dyke and mature tree belt. Morrison's and the retail park is about 500m to the west.

Beverley:
The market town of Beverley has character in abundance. With an awe-inspiring Minster, historical buildings, cobbled streets, and small town charm, there is something for everyone. Beverley has an up market shopping experience including charming courtyards and has many high street names. In addition there is an interesting selection of smaller independent shops. The Georgian Quarter has architecturally fascinating streets, divided by the 15th Century North Bar and contains a great number of listed buildings, and a wide variety of shops. Flemingate, East Yorkshire's newest retail and leisure destination, is home to many shops, a cinema and multi storey car park.

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE (with outline consent)

• Freehold land and buildings.
• Outline planning permission for the erection of up to 14. no Dwellings and all associated infrastructure
(LPA Ref: 1/0550/2016/OUT).
• No affordable housing (zero %).
• Circa 1.65 acres (0.67 ha) level site.
• Prominent and accessible town centre location close to all local amenities.
• Significant technical due diligence available.
• Vacant possession available at completion.
• Proposals invited on an unconditional basis.

The property comprises a brownfield site situated centrally within the town to the West of School Lane and a short distance from the town centre and local amenities. There are a number of existing commercial buildings remaining on site from its use as a former transport depot which consist of both concrete block and cladding construction. Surrounding the main buildings is a mix of open yards and a car parking area surfaced with concrete and asphalt hardstanding together with a small parcel of land to the South which links the site directly onto New Street.

The site slopes gently from North to South and is mostly surrounded by residential properties on all sides with the exception of a small retail store adjoining the main site access. The main access to the site is on the East boundary off School Lane with a second access from New Street.

- Planning permission for 57 private units
- No affordable housing requirement
- Freehold for sale by informal tender
- Unconditional offers invited

2.25 ACRES APPROX

• Planning consent for student accommodation providing 322 beds (265 beds in cluster flats and 57 studios)
• Opportunity to increase bed spaces and maximise site value
• Attractive redevelopment opportunity
• Site area circa 2.01 acres
• 10 minute walk to Coventry University (29,435 total students)
• 3.5 miles to University of Warwick (24,660 total students)
• Freehold

* 2.9 acres of Industrially Zoned Land and a further 3.35 acres of Greenbelt are available.
* Northern fringe of the Highly Regarded suburb of Adel, overlooking open countryside.
* Inxs of 30,00oftsq of existing building on the site.
* Following a Pre-Application meeting with LCC, they are supportive of an immediate application for residential purposes.

Greenfield site in popular Cotswold Village
Outline Planning Permission for up to 14 Houses (7 private, 7 affordable)

Freehold for sale by informal tender

→ Prominent site fronting Town Wall Street (A20)
→ Approximate site area of 1.85 acres
→ Site adjoins the new St James’ Development – occupiers include Next, M&S, and Cine UK
→ Site can be used for a variety of uses (subject to planning)
→ 12 million people passing through Dover by Ferry ⁽¹⁾
→ Over 330,000 visitors to Dover Castle per year ⁽²⁾

Opportunity for owner occupation or re-development
Freehold premises with A2 planning permission
Located in main shopping area with return frontage to Chapel Lane
Ground floor retail / A2 space with first floor offices
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 572 )

Approximately 24.51 acres (9.92 hectares). the land is productive Grade 2 arable land with loamy free draining soil. the land has direct access on to the B4031 via gateways.

For Sale by Informal Tender - Wednesday 13th June 2018.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 3586 )

Industrial investment with development potential.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 3747 )

FREEHOLD INVESTMENT FOR SALE - LET ON A SINGLE FRI LEASE The property comprises a ground floor retail unit and a 3 bedroom maisonette arranged over first and second floors. The residential aspect is accessed separately via an external metal staircase off Salcot Crescent. The property forms part of a terraced high street location over three floors built in the circa 1930s. The ground floor has been fitted out to the tenant's specification (butcher) with racking to the two side walls. There is a preparation area and meat counter within the store. To the rear there is a large yard and external storage providing additional cold storage facilities. The residential element provides a living room and separate kitchen over first floor and three bedrooms and a family bathroom on the second floor.



(From Caldes Software. Property Ref: N9420. Apr 20 2018 8:09AM)

For Sale - Self Contained Building/Site Suitable for a Variety of Uses (Subject to Securing the Appropriate Planning Permission) - The property comprises a brick built meeting room under a pitched tiled roof, currently used as a place of Worship and provides a reception area, having WC's and then access into the open plan meeting room.

The property has a large amount of car parking and in total provides a site area of approximately 0.25 acres.

All mains services are connected to site; however, these have not been tested.

Garrison Property are delighted to offer this development opportunity situated on the boundary of Coldhurst and St Mary's Ward of Oldham. This prime development site is located within the town centre of Oldham, with easy motorway and public transport access. The A627 access to the motorways is less than 1 mile away and the metro-link connecting the borough to all Greater Manchester towns is within walking distance. Manchester City centre is only 8 miles away.

The site is approximate 1 acre (0.4 hectares). There is a building on site that used to be the former territorial army's rifle range. The site benefits from historical planning granted for the erection of 30 (thirty) 4 (four) bedroomed town houses. This has now lapsed, however, the council are very keen to keep the site for housing development and have expressed their full support for a new application in view of the diminishing numbers of sites available for housing.

Oldham council has committed millions of pounds of investment in the complete regeneration and transformation of the town centre. The current site of Civic Centre is going to be transformed into high end luxury apartments and a hotel complex.

The Council administrative offices are going to be relocated 200m away from this site on sale. Furthermore, Oldham council has committed to building 1000 new houses due to to the huge shortage in the housing stock.

Development land for the purpose of building houses is at a premium in borough. With doorstep access to excellent local schools, amenities, shopping and healthcare, this premium sites provides an golden opportunity for a substantial return for the discerning investor/ developer.

Please contact Chris at Garrison Property to discuss this further


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Serviced plots High quality buildings up to 60,000 Sq Ft can be constructed Suitable for a range of uses (subject to planning) including B1c (light industrial) and B8 (storage and distribution)

LOCATION
The property lies approximately one mile north of Faringdon in the county of Oxfordshire and has good access directly onto the A4095. The large village of Clanfield lies approximately three miles to the north on the other side of the River Thames.

DESCRIPTION
The land lies in a single enclosure being level across the site. The field has been in arable production for over twenty years and yields well.

DRAINAGE
There are good drainage ditches/water course to three sides of the field, with a substantial part of the land having been under drained by White Horse Contractors.

FARM BUILDINGS
Against the southern boundary is a two-bay steel framed open sided building, being 9.30m x 7.65m.

SERVICES
The land has the right to connect into a water supply from neighbouring land. The supply is shared with other farms to the east of the field and each property has a shared liability towards maintenance of the private pipe leading to the Thames Water supply. The supply is sub-metered from a meter on the other side of the main road near the field access gate. More details available from the agents.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCHEME
The property is currently entered into an Entry Level Scheme which terminates on the 30th November 2018. This scheme covers management of boundary hedges and field margins. The purchaser will be responsible for continuing the ELS until its termination date, and will indemnify the vendor against any claims or repayments that become payable due to the purchaser breaking the rules of the scheme.

BPS ENTITLEMENTS
The site has a maximum area eligible for Basic Payment Scheme of 25.076 hectares. The vendor will transfer to the purchaser the relevant Entitlements attributable to this area at completion. The vendor's agents can provide previous BPS application papers and verification of payments received in recent years.

RIGHTS OF WAY
A bridleway (207/4 on the Oxfordshire Definitive Map) crosses the land from the gateway along the southern boundary and exits the land to the south western corner. A copy of the Definitive Map is available from the selling agents.

VIEWING
Please contact the vendor's agent prior to viewing which is available at any daylight hour subject to having a set of details.

The subject premises comprises a regular shaped piece of land
adjacent to the PDSA Pet Hospital which is currently overgrown with vegetation. The topography is flat and level and the boundary is currently fenced and therefore secure.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2038843 )

The site has been used as an iron and steelworks from the mid 1800s up to 2008. It is located to the east of the town centre and covers an area of some 13.7 acres and slopes gently from the Durham Road frontage to a steep bank adjoining the River Wear to the south. The site forms a major strategic opportunity based in Weardale with a spectacular setting.

We have calculated that the site extends to approximately 5.54 ha (13.7 acres). The site presents a fantastic opportunity for a residential focused development with aspects of retail amongst other uses to support the local population. There is a large unused building facing Durham Road which was part of the former steelworks.


( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2038854 )

( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 8609 )

The site currently comprises a surfaced tarmacked car park accessed via First Avenue and is bounded by residential dwellings to the eastern and southern boundaries and a playing field to the northern elevation.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 7221 )

Manageable Equestrian Property for sale

Well presented property sitting in approximately 7.4 acres with 3 bedroom bungalow . A total of 12 stables with hardstanding and menage . Circa 3,000 square foot of workshop/industrial buildings with sliding doors, and concrete flooring. Planning restrictions may apply to the bungalow relating to the ongoing use of the equestrian centre. No chain - �495,000 freehold

A FORMER BUILDER'S YARD ON FOTHERINGHAM ROAD (rear of 111 Southbury Road)

This vacant L-shaped site has an area of 2,705 sq ft. Half of the site is situated adjacent to the pavement on Fotheringham Road and the other half comprises what was formerly the rear garden of 2 Fotheringham Road.

123 SOUTHBURY ROAD

A semi-detached house which was converted to five flats in the 1980s. The total GIA of the flats is 1,621 sq ft. The property is fully let with a current income of £54,360 pa.

There is an outbuilding in the communal rear garden with a washing machine for use by the tenants of this property.

2 FOTHERINGHAM ROAD

An end of terrace house which was converted to five flats in c. 2005. The total GIA of the flats is 1,043 sq ft. The property is fully let with a current income of £48,840 pa.

There is no communal rear garden to this property.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Each flat is self-contained and is let on an AST. The tenants pay for their own electricity individually. There is no gas supply to either house and the landlord pays the water rates and Council Tax for both houses. Both properties are assessed as houses for Council Tax purposes: 2 Fotheringham Road falls in Band E and 123 Southbury Road falls in Band F. Planning permission was not obtained for the conversion of the houses.

The former yard on Fotheringham Road joins the back garden of 123 Southbury Road as the OS plan shows.

The property is situated in the centre of Enfield Town, only 675m east of Palace Gardens Shopping Centre and 575m east of Enfield Town Station which provides direct services to London Liverpool Street with a journey time of 34 minutes, and to Seven Sisters in 14 minutes. Oxford Circus is 17 minutes on the Victoria Line from Seven Sisters.

-Freehold

-Town Centre

-636.10 sq m (6,847 sq ft)

-Adjacent to Oldham Mumps Metrolink

-Adjacent to Princes Gate regeneration scheme

LOCATION
The property is located in the centre of Oldham, at the junction of Prince Street and Roscoe Street, a short distance from the Oldham Mumps Metrolink, at the eastern end of the main town centre shopping area. The property is well positioned with direct access to the A62 Oldham Way, which links to the A627 for access to Ashton-under Lyne (5 miles South) and the M60 motorway at Junction 21 (2.5 miles South West). The A627M also links to the M62 motorway at Junction 20 (5 miles North). Manchester City Centre is located approximately 8 miles to the South West.

DESCRIPTION
The property comprises a former YMCA building, of brick construction, set beneath a pitched slate roof and arranged over ground and first floor plus basement. The property provides extensive internal parking and storage facilities to the ground floor and basement, which can be accessed via Prince Street and Roscoe Street, together with further accommodation to the first floor. The main pedestrian access is from Prince Street.

BUSINESS RATES
The property is entered in the 2017 Rating List as: Description: Garage and Premises Rateable Value: £11,750 The Uniform Business Rate for the financial year 2017/18 is £0.466.

ACCOMMODATION
We have calculated a site area of 0.03 hectares (0.07acres). In accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice, we have calculated that the property has the following Net Internal Area:

PLANNING
The property is located adjacent to the proposed Princes Gate town centre regeneration scheme which will provide 150,000 sq ft of retail space to be built on the current Park and Ride site; 800 quality homes - including apartments and a total of around 700 car parking spaces; refurbishment of the former Nat West bank building to include apartments, retail and leisure units; a replacement Park and Ride facility on the opposite side of the road on land between Beaver Street and Wallshaw Street and a new retail/residential unit on the RSPCA/Roscoe Mill site hosting a major supermarket tenant with 50 apartments above across three storeys. Parties should make their own enquiries with Oldham Council on 0161 770 4105.

TENURE
We understand that the property is held Freehold and Long Leasehold under Title No's OL598 and OL599.

The site is located off Beaufort Road with a prominent frontage to New Dukes Way on the established Dukes Park Industrial Estate, a primary industrial location to the east of Chelmsford City Centre. Good access is provided to the A12 at Boreham interchange (Junction 19) approximately 1.5 miles north east of Chelmsford City Centre and railway station is approximately 1.5 miles to the west.

A self contained site of approximately 1.58 acres made up of concrete hard standing and compacted ground.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2038828 )