Commercial properties for sale

Prominent period building with planning permission for retail, office and residential development.

The property comprises a four storey building plus basement. The ground and basement levels are in retail (A1) use; the first and second floors consist of B1 floorspace (which is currently partly occupied); and the third floor is residential (vacant).
Planning permission has been granted for rear extensions to create enlarged retail space at basement and ground floor, retention of existing office space at first and second floors, and three flats arranged over first to third floors (2 x 1 bed flats and 1 x 2 bed flat).

The consented accommodation comprises 2,993sqft GIA of retail, 1,636sqft GIA of office accommodation, and 2,077sqft NSA of residential accommodation.

The freehold interest is available with vacant possession.

Prestigious Office Headquarters
Hampshire International Business Park, Basingstoke RG24 8EP
For Sale or To Let

Hotel opportunity

Telford Whitehouse Hotel, Walting Street, Telford TF1 2NJ

• Purpose built unbranded hotel
• 90 well presented en-suite letting bedrooms
• Accommodation led business
• Conferencing for up to 400 delegates
• Spa and gym facilities
• Located one mile from the M54
• Freehold and part leasehold
• The hotel is to be sold free of existing

FREEHOLD OFFICE INVESTMENT FOR SALE

10,409 sq ft (967 sqm) NIA
Let on FRI lease expiring 31.12.23 producing £170,000pax.
Tenants option to break in 2021.
Guide price £2.195m reflecting 7.47% NIY.
Contact Hus Djevdet or Michael Deacon-Jackson

15,224 sq ft (GIA) Approx.

Very close to J22 M25

Gated Yard

Former Library Building for Sale

Freehold building for sale by informal tender

Approx. 14,250 sq ft (1,327 sq m) on 0.26 acre (0.105 ha) plot
Grade II Listed
Close to Westcombe Park Station
Easy access to A102 Blackwall Tunnel Approach
Potential for A3, A4, B1, D1 & D2 uses

• Ladbrokes on ground & first floors plus two flats above

• Income: £42,300 per annum

• Price: £410,000 (9.9% yield)

• No VAT

Development Conversion Opportunity

Total GIA 487 Sq M (5,244 Sq Ft) Site Area 0.12ha (0.297 acres)

Suitable for various uses, subject to planning consent

Offers invited in the region of £575,000 for the freehold interest, subject to contract

Offers to be received no later than 12 noon Friday 15th June 2018

The property is located in the affluent county town of Shrewsbury 15 miles west of Telford and 45 miles south of Chester. The property is situated on the pedestrianized The Square where nearby occupiers consist a mix of boutique, national retailers and restaurateurs including Barbour, Fat Face, Goldsmiths, Cote, Carluccios and Patisserie Valerie.

- Prominent Grade II Listed building.
- Suitable for arrange of uses STPP.
- Busy trading location in an affluent county town.

The site extends to around 30.47 hectares (75.29 acres) and comprises a former cement works and chalk quarry. It is comprised of three main parts, set to the north and south of the B2175 with inter-connecting tunnels providing access between the parcels.

The land to the north was formerly the cement The land to the north was formerly he cement works, the majority of which has now been cleared and is surfaced with a mix of concrete and crushed hard standing. All of the former buildings on site have been demolished and cleared.

There are chalk cliffs to the southern edge of the northern parcel and as such this art sits below the B2175 having been excavated at some point prior to being a cement works. Access to the site is provided from the A226 (Thames Way) with additional access also possible from Grove Road to the north west.

We understand that both parcels of land to the south of the B2175 known as Church Path Pit and Vineyard Pit were formerly part of the cement works, until
commercial operations ceased. There are no buildings on site and they currently comprise undeveloped scrubland. These two parts of the site are connected to
the northern part via tunnels through the chalk cliff, set beneath the B2175.

To the north west of the former cement works is a small redundant industrial yard and a car park, part of which is also included within the ownership.

A detached industrial unit of steel portal frame
construction comprising a warehouse and office with
extra storage on a mezzanine level. The warehouse is
supplied with three phase power, mains gas, water and
drainage.
Haunch height is 6m and the ridge height is 6.6m
Warehouse heated by a gas fired warm air blower

The offices are heated by gas central heating via
radiators

Concertina sliding door to the front (4.38m wide and
4.97m high)

8 allocated car spaces
CCTV security cameras internally and externally
Site area 1.24 acres (0.51 ha)
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2040364 )

Saxilby is a large village with a population of circa 4,000 located approximately 6 miles north west of Lincoln. The village benefits from good road communications with the A57 linking the village to Lincoln and the A1 at Markham Moor. Saxilby retains a local railway station on the Lincoln to Doncaster / Sheffield line. Saxilby is also served by a number of bus routes. Enterprise West Lindsey is situated on the western side of Skellingthorpe Road opposite Saxilby Enterprise Park.
The site comprises a relatively level parcel of land totalling some 20 acres (8.09 hectares). The land can accommodate buildings up to 30,000 sq ft (2,787 sq m) on a design and build basis. The exact specification of the accommodation will depend upon occupier's own requirements.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 2040334 )

SUBSTANTIAL TOWN HOUSE/ DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

The property comprises a six bedroom Georgian town house set in substantial grounds and benefiting from a potential building plot to the rear, subject to the relevant statutory consents being obtained.

The property was previously used for many years as a family home with a veterinary practice operating from outbuildings to the rear.

The property is approached via a driveway from Stafford Street and benefits from a parking area to the rear, together with a large south facing garden with access from the driveway.

The garden and outbuildings present significant scope for redevelopment, subject to obtaining the relevant statutory consents.

The ground floor provides a kitchen with a range of fitted units, quarry tiled floor and a gas fired two-oven aga. From the kitchen, french windows lead out into a walled courtyard with overhanging wisteria.

The residential accommodation also includes a dining room to the front of the property with a living flame gas fire, leading into a sitting room with windows to the front and rear. The dining and sitting rooms allow for one large entertainment space with working open fires at either end.

The first floor provides four bedrooms served by one family bathroom and an ensuite shower room. The second floor provides two bedrooms.

Extending back to the rear of the property, along the ground floor, is a series of rooms previously used as a veterinary surgery. In all there is a hallway, an office, two consulting rooms, kennels and a store room. This area has a separate access from the side of the property and could be let out separately subject to minor modifications and the relevant statutory consents.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 1285 )

( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 405284 )

The premises front the main A22 (Eastbourne to London Road) at Lower Dicker close to the Bowship roundabout and Bowship Lions Hotel. There is a Premier Inn close by as well as a Shell fuel filling station.

The premises comprise a former injection mounding factory with separate office block to the front of the site plus a series of outbuildings standing in a plot of 2.58 acres.

Main factory (rear) 884 sq m (9522 sq ft), 2 roller shutter doors, excellent eaves height

Office block (front) over 2 floors overall; 578.4 sq m (6192 sq ft)

Various outbuildings not inspected/measured

Plot size 2.58 acres

Freehold available. Possible redevelopment opportunity subject to obtaining any necessary consents.

To be sold on an unconditional basis only

The property comprises a site of 0.155 acres (627.26 sq m) with outline planning permission for the erection of four flats (approval of access and layout only).

The former garage site has been cleared, is gated and fenced, and now presents a development opportunity for a prospective purchaser. The site is located on the corner of Meredith Crescent and Burns Road in Balby, Doncaster in a residential area.

A detailed tree survey has been carried out as it was required by the local planning authority. This confirmed that the tree roots system, of the neighbouring trees, does not impact upon the foundations of the proposed development.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 4453 )

Freehold Investment for Sale
Comprising A3 unit and 6 Flats
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 464 )

This development opportunity offers a 0.44 acre site of land within the developed commercial local centre at Meon Vale development, close to Stratford-upon-Avon. Meon Vale was historically an army camp purchased by St Modwen Developments, with approximately 900,000 sq.ft of industrial space and associated hard standing areas. The site has benefited from the development of just over 500 houses to date, with over 1,000 currently consented, with more expected as well as the 7,000 homes consented at Long Marston airfield next door. To the benefit of the housing and as part of the S106, St Modwen developed a convenience store operated by Londis, a £5 million leisure centre, village hall, sport pitches including astro turf and an extended children's play area. As part of the continued investment in Meon Vale, St Modwen have a site to the side of the leisure centre with acquired consent for a 3,500 sq.ft pub/ restaurant with associated outside areas and using the parking in place for the leisure centre and other community aspects. Planning consent 17/03795/REM.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 1240 )

The site of the former Aspen House is located on the corner of
Regent Street with Temple Street adjoining Grenville Street short
stay car park and within Swindon’s core town centre and part of
Forward Swindon’s Delivery Plan for town centre investment and
growth and to take advantage of Swindon’s wider opportunities.
Swindon is one of the most innovative places to live in the
UK having the 10th most productive economy. Swindon
is also one of the UK’s fastest growing towns with a
growing population of 222,000 with some 1,500 new
homes planned each year until 2026 and with one of the
best house price to earnings ratio of 6.4% in the UK.
Swindon benefits from excellent road and rail links, being on
the M4 corridor and main rail network resulting in some 1.9
million people being within a 1 hour travel time of the town.

The site has a developable site area of some 0.49 ha
(1.21 acres) gross, as shown edged in red on the attached
OS plan extract. Aspen House has been demolished and the
site is cleared and currently vacant, and predominantly flat
with a gentle slope from its highest point in the south east
adjoining Temple Street and presents a substantial mixed
use predominantly residential development opportunity
in Swindon’s core town centre. Further information on
the site will be provided within the Development Brief.

The site is allocated in the Swindon Town Centre
Masterplan and Delivery Plan as a development site to
enhance the town centre connecting Regent Street with
Commercial Street and to complement the existing uses
and improve the town centre as a quality place to live
and work.

The site is being offering for sale for a mixed predominantly
residential scheme and outline planning has been received
for up to 118 units of 1 and 2 bed apartments within a
multi storey structure up to 13 stories, together with a wide
range of commercial uses on the ground floor, subject to a
Section 106 Agreement and details of the outline planning
application can be accessed here. The outline application
is illustrative and not prescriptive in design or uses.
The Council is also happy to consider alternative commercially
led schemes that are compatible with a high profile town
centre location. In accordance with the Swindon Borough
Local Plan Policy EC3, such alternative schemes could
comprise Hotel, Leisure or Office led developments.

The site is held freehold by Swindon Borough Council and
the Council intend to retain the freehold interest and are
offering a 250 year ground lease, either at a peppercorn
or geared ground rent, subject to agreement.
Swindon Borough Council will also consider alternative
innovative methods of disposal whereby the Council may enter
into a forward commitment to purchase part or the whole of the
completed development, depending upon the proposed uses
and procurement procedure, subject to detailed proposals.

The sale will be carried out by informal tender and a
development brief will be issued to the interested parties and
following selection of a preferred developer, it is intended
that the development will be governed by an Agreement to
Lease which will form part of the Council’s Standard Building
Agreement, which will be provided within the Development Brief.

To Let - Town Centre Office - Freehold may be available
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 201445 )

The property comprises a ground floor currently in office use, divided into four areas including a kitchen and with a feature mezzanine office. There is a first floor flat, sold off on a long-leasehold with approx. 99 years unexpired at a ground rent of £5 p.a. and our client wishes to retain a further corner office on a long-leasehold basis. We believe the premises to have the potential for conversion into a single residential unit subject to a successful outcome of a Prior Notification under Permitted Development rules. Interested parties must take their own advice and satisfy themselves on this aspect.

The premises are located in a prominent position on the corner of Church Road and Elm Road (B474) in the centre of Penn. The location is predominantly residential, with some good pubs and a handful of useful shops. The B474 connects Penn with Beaconsfield and Hazlemere.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 149 )

The property comprises a former Club premises, recently closed, which are laid out to the ground floor with a variety of rooms including function room, pool room, bar and servery, saloon, rear function room and male and female WCs. There is a first and second floor flat with separate external access which provides living room, kitchen and bedroom at first floor level with a further bedroom and WC/shower room at second floor level. The property sits within a generous site area which is completely laid to tarmac, providing extensive parking facilities. Externally there are also a number of external stores and a covered smoking shelter.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 1212 )

Pioneer Park is an employment park for science and knowledge based businesses in a newly created Enterprise Zone. It includes the National Space Centre and the University of Leicester “Space Park” a hub for space technologies. The City Council now wish to appoint a developer to construct approximately 90,000 sq.ft of workspace on land adjacent to the successful “Dock”, a fully occupied 33,000 sq.ft innovation workspace scheme.

Further information can be found and downloaded at the following link: www.leicester.gov.uk/commercialproperty

Closing date for submissions: Friday 28th September at 16:00

Prominent Location
Full 3 Story Building
Potential For Redevelopment
Ground Floor Retail
Upper Floors Residential
£165,000

Location
The subjects are located on the South side of James Street, close to its junction with Market Street to the East and Bonnar Street to the West. Benefitting from neighbouring the Kingsgate Shopping Centre, the subjects benefit from high volumes of passing vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Neighbouring occupiers include The Kingsgate Shopping Centre, Starbucks, Debenhams, Poundland & Lauder College.

Dunfermline is situated in the Bridgehead area of Fife just to the North of the Forth Road Bridge and recently completed Queensferry Crossing being one of the major centres of population within the Kingdom of Fife. The subjects are in a popular commuter town for Edinburgh and are situated immediately to the West of the M90 Edinburgh to Perth motorway.

Subjects
The subjects comprise a prominent 3 story development of traditional construction surmounted by a pitched tile roof. Formed over 3 stories, the ground floor is utilised as a double frontage retail unit with prominent glazed frontage facing onto James Street, internally the subjects would benefit from refurbishment with w.c. facilities situated to the rear of the demise. The upper floors are accessed from the front elevation leading to a single staircase accessing 1st and 2nd floors comprising 2 single residential dwellings. Internally the subjects are in reasonable condition however would benefit from renovation.

Area
The ground floor retail unit has been measured on a net internal area basis to offer:

Ground: 59.39sqm (639sq ft)

NAV/RV
The subjects have been entered onto the valuation roll with the following NAV/RV

£13,500

We understand the Ground floor space qualifies for rates exemption under the small business rates relief scheme.

Proposal
Our client is offering their freehold interest in the subjects for £165,000.

V.A.T.
All prices and premiums quoted are exclusive of V.A.T

E.P.C.
Available on request