Land for sale

3.2 ACRE MAJOR REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY OPPOSITE DEVONPORT DOCKYARD

• Site suitable for various uses (STPP)

• Unconditional and conditional deals considered

• Existing GIA of 11,397 sq m (122,682 sq ft)

• Site area of 1.29 hectares (3.2 acres)

Substantial Freehold with vacant possession

Suitable for alternative community uses including library, place of worship, nursery, community centre, subject to planning
Site area 0.093 hectares (0.229 acres)

Large car park and beer garden

Located in a densely populated residential area

Offers sought in excess of £475,000

Approx 4654 SqM (50,000Sq Ft) on 0.73 ha (1.8 acres)
Prominent seafront Location

- Suitable for refurbishment/development (STP)
- Scope for leisure/residential
- Freehold

Total site income of circa £520,000 per annum. Income generated from bulk storage including warehousing, grain storage and short term licences. There are opportunities for active management to generate further income.

The property includes a large yard area which is shared in part with the adjacent occupier. Approximately 2,264.49 sq. m. (0.559 acres) of yard is available excluding parking.

In the main the property comprises brick built offices with flat roof with the addition of a steel frame workshop with profile clad elevations and roof.

The offices generally include carpet to the floors, air cooling, data points, windows, radiators supplied by gas fired boiler and good natural light. The offices are served by ladies and gents WC facilities, the ladies doubling up as a disabled facility. The space also comprises a kitchen which includes base and wall units and stainless steel sink and drainer.

The workshop includes concrete floor, three phase power, three electric loading doors, fluorescent lighting, two gas blower heaters and an eaves height of 5.37 metres rising clear.

The property generally includes burglar alarm, fire alarm, solar panels, gas fired heating, air cooling to the offices, 26 normal parking spaces, one disabled space, all contained within a secure fenced and gated yard.

( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2754 )

UNDERLANE, HOLSWORTHY – FOR SALE –DEVELOPMENT SITE – c. 2.4 ACRES

Prime site opposite Waitrose store

Warehouse building and associated land occupying a circa 0.35 acre site

Planning permission for redevelopment of the site to create 9 residential units for private sale totalling 10,134ft2 GIA and office space totalling 3,552ft2 GIA

Sought-after location in close proximity to Peckham Rye Station and the town centre

Offers invited in excess of £2,500,000 for the freehold interest

FOR SALE – RESIDENTIAL & DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

St Leonards Road, Nazeing

• An extensive 8 bed house, with opportunity to divide
• Permission for two new dwellings
• A 2 bed detached lodge. In all 6.5 acres

The subject site comprises of an L shaped piece of land which is currently being used as a car park. The site itself runs parallel to Hunterfield Road and provides an excellent opportunity to develop for a variety of uses subject to planning. The adjacent site (outlined) also provides a future development site however is in separate ownership.

Location: This building and site/yard is located on Carmichael Road close to the junction with Clifford Road which in turn connects with Portland Road (A215). Norwood Station is a two minute walk, managed by London Overground and with trains operated by London Overground and Southern providing rail services to numerous destinations to include Highbury and Islington, London Bridge and London Victoria and connections to the National Rail Network. Carmichael Road is almost entirely residential and comprises of Victorian two storey semi-detached and terraced housing and recently constructed blocks of flats and terraced housing.

Description – 10 Carmichael Road:
The building comprises a two storey semi-detached property dating from the Victorian era with a retail unit on the ground floor and a maisonette on the first floor. The maisonette is accessed via its own front door at ground level. The shop is approximately 66.10 m2. Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own measured survey to ascertain the precise size.
The shop will be sold with full vacant possession and may have potential for other uses subject to the necessary planning consents, please contact Croydon Council Planning Department in this regard.

Tenure of Flat: The flat is held on a lease of 99 years from September 1982. Ground rent £25.00 per annum with 65 years remaining on the lease

Freehold: We are selling the freehold of the building comprising of the vacant shop and the leasehold maisonette.

Business Rates: To be advised.

Viewing: Viewing of the retail unit is strictly by appointment as the shop is a functioning business.

Description: The site/yard comprises land to the rear of number 8 and is accessed via double security gates from Carmichael Road. The site area is approximately 266 m2. Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own measured site survey to ascertain the precise site size.

Planning: The site may have potential for other uses subject to the necessary planning consents. Prospective purchasers are advised to contact the Corydon Borough Planning Department in this regard.

Tenure: Freehold

Business Rates: To be advised.

VAT: Not applicable

Viewing: The site can be viewed from the pavement. However if the gates are locked you will need to contact the office for an appointment to view.

Price: Offers in excess of £650,000 (Number 10 and 8 are to be sold as one lot)

The property comprises a Grade II listed mid-terrace unit that is over basement, ground and three upper floors. Internally the building has been configured to provide office and residential accommodation.

To the rear of the building there is a courtyard area which is currently used to park 2 cars. Beyond the courtyard there is allocated car parking for 4 cars. Access to the courtyard is via Redcross Mews.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2041053 )

Plot of development land extending to approximately 0.462 ac. Currently green space. Predominantly level, rectangular in shape and south facing. Located in popular residential area in central Telford. Suitable for residential development subject to planning permission. Planning pre-application ref PE/2018/0407.

The property comprises a large lock up shop across the ground floor of both 21 & 23, with two 3-bed maisonettes above and two garages offering significant development potential to the rear (subject to planning). Both maisonettes offer potential for further extension to increase the number of bedrooms and convert to HMO use or could be refurbished and sold separately (subject to the necessary planning).
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 290 )

The property comprises a two storey detached former public house with rear outbuilding formerly a stable, constructed in the 19th century.

The ground floor is configured to provide a bar area with 3 partly open plan rooms. There is a flat roofed extension to the rear of the building built in the 1990s to relocate the WCs.

The first floor is configured to provide a number of rooms previously used as living accommodation. The property has been vacant for many years and requires complete refurbishment.

At the rear of the property there is a derelict former stable which is listed as the 'coach house' on the planning permission.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 424010 )

3.76 Hectares (9.3 Acres) Grazing Land For Sale by Private Treaty as a Whole
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 423600 )

0.85 Hectares (2.10 Acres) Grazing Land For Sale by Private Treaty as a Whole
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 423599 )

Goodrich House is comprised of three pavilion style office buildings totalling 11,137 sq ft.* The buildings were constructed in the 1980s as part of a mixed-use office / residential development, and the residential apartments still exist adjacent to the
property.

The buildings are arranged around a central courtyard, which is accessible via a path from Hampton Road or via a staircase leading from Waldegrave Road and the underground car park. Buildings 1 and 3 are linked by a single storey reception block.

The property benefits from 35 car parking spaces, which equates to an excellent urban car parking ratio of 1:318 sq ft*.

The site extends to 2.74 acres and is situated in the Town of Barrhead and will be sold with the benefit of Detailed Planning Permission for the development of 35 residential dwellings and will provide the eventual purchaser with a ready to build site.

Location The property is situated in the village of Barton Mills just off a major junction of the A11, the primary arterial route between Norwich and Cambridge. Barton Mills village has a population of 639 (2011 census). The larger market town of Mildenhall is approximately 1.2 miles to the north. The town has a population of 13,388 (2011 census). The major RAF bases of Mildenhall and Lakenheath are close by. The nearest major settlements are: Newmarket 8 miles south westThetford 12 miles north eastBury St Edmunds 13 miles south eastCambridge 24 miles westIpswich 39 miles south eastNorwich 41 miles north eastLondon 75 miles south west The nearest rail station is in Newmarket which provides frequent GreaterAnglia train services to Ipswich, Cambridge and London (via Cambridge). Situation Middlefield Manor is located in the centre of Barton Mills village, north of The Street. The surrounding area is predominantly residential with dwellings to the north, west and south and the grounds of Middlefield Manor extending to the east. The surrounding dwellings are a mixture of attractive period buildings as well as more modern residential developments. The property is bounded by the river Lark to the north. Access to the Manor House is from The Street, via a private drive. Description Middlefield Manor comprises a Grade II listed detached former residence, built in 1745, previously known as Barton Hall. Most recently used as a full-time residential care facility for the Autistic Society. The grounds of the property extend to approximately 3.59 acres (1.45ha), the Manor itself sits on the western edge of the site. The building is of brick construction with rendered elevations under pitched pantile roofs arranged over ground, first and second floors. The windows are all single glazed and are a combination of timber sash and casement. Internally, many of the original internal walls have been removed, particularly on the first floor in order to create bedrooms, bathrooms and stair cases. The ground floor provides communal areas, two bedrooms and support services. The first floor has been partitioned to form several bedrooms and bathrooms to provide accommodation for the former residents. The second floor has been arranged as offices. There is oil fired central heating which serves wall radiators and each bedroom has a sink. In total there are 15 bedrooms within the building. Externally there are extensive grounds which are laid with lawn with an area being used for allotments and an attractive river frontage. A gravel surfaced car parking area is provided to the north of the building which is suitable for parking approximately 17 cars. The Gross Internal Areas, as measured in accordance with RICS Code of Measuring Practice (6th Edition): Ground Floor4,370 sq ft406 sq mFirst Floor3,329 sq ft309 sq mSecond Floor1,014 sq ft94 sq mTotal GIA8,714 sq ft810 sq m Planning The entire site is within the Barton Mills Conservation Area and outside the development envelope of Barton Mills. The property was previously used as a residential care facility and the land use is therefore considered to be C2. Enquiries with the local planning authority suggest that C3 and D1 uses may gain support. Interested buyers are encouraged to make their own enquiries. Terms The property is being offered freehold with vacant possession on completion. Offers will be considered on either a conditional on planning or unconditional basis. Offers are guided to be in excess of £750,000. Council Tax Not required as the property is Grade II listed and due to be sold with vacant possession. Services Electricity and mains water are present, however, the services have not been tested. VAT The seller retains the right to charge VAT on the purchase price. Legal Costs Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in this transaction. The buyer will be required to provide an undertaking to pay the sellers abortive legal costs should they not proceed once solicitors are instructed. Overage A 21-year overage deed will be placed on the grounds with a 50% claw back in favour of the seller in the event of future development. Viewing & Further Information For viewings and further information please contact the sole marketing agent, Hazells Chartered Surveyors

A rare opportunity to acquire a freehold commercial property, with possible residential conversion potential (subject to planning). A part two storey former shop and flat, providing about 1,420 sq ft of shop/office space on the ground floor plus offices/flat on the first floor totalling 443 net area, plus store of 83 sq ft and parking to the rear of the property for up to 8 cars, in addition to parking on the front forecourt. Suitable for a variety of uses, subject to planning permission, with the current use being as offices. Available early 2019.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2922 )

- Twenty Three Car Parking Spaces
- Town Centre
- Tarmacadum Surface
- Marked Bays
- Electric Gated Entrance
- Popular Dutch Quarter Location
- Available with Vacant Possession
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 14868739 )

Car park spaces to let.
Secure private parking.
City centre location.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 4173 )