Commercial properties for sale

55-69 Rothbury Road, Hackney Wick, London E9 5HA

• Full planning consent for a new 23,034 sq ft net internal area office building
• Contemporary media-style building design with over 3.5m ceiling heights
• Situated within one of East London's foremost emerging vibrant areas
• Superb location within Hackney Wick, less than 1 minute walk from Hackney Wick Station
• Site massing established with potential for alternative use class to include residential (as listed within the LLDC masterplan)
• Unconditional offers in the region of £4,750,000 excl. which equates to £206 per sq ft on the net area of the consented scheme

ST . THOMAS’S CHURCH


St Thomas Street, Southwark is a 300 year old architecturally stunning building located between the Shard and Borough Market.

Let to an Internationally renowned restaurant operator with an unexpired occupational term of 19 years

Sale of a long leasehold interest with 241 years unexpired

Option to acquire a unique bell tower apartment in addition to the restaurant investment

l Established commercial location of Granby Street
l 5 minutes walk from Leicester Railway Station
l Conversion of upper floors to 27 flats, fully pre-let to students
l Ground floor commercial unit let to World Street Cafe Bar Ltd
l Combined gross ERV of £276,360 pa
l Offers invited in the region of £3,250,000 (Three Million, Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds) for the freehold interest, subject to contract. This reflects a gross yield on gross ERV of 8.50%

REFURBISHMENT / DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

Great House, Kington Langley, Wiltshire, SN15 5NA

▪ Freehold for sale
▪ Vacant Grade II* Listed former manor house
▪ Currently C2 use
▪ Potential for a variety of uses including healthcare, office, hotel and residential, subject to the necessary consents
▪ Site area approximately 4.98 acres (2.02 ha)

EXMOUTH, DEVON – DEVELOPMENT SITE WITH POTENTIAL FOR EMPLOYMENT USES

SALTERTON ROAD, EXMOUTH, EX8 2TS - DEVELOPMENT SITE – c. 2.4 ACRES

Prime site adjacent to Tesco

* 8.22 acres (3.3ha)

* Detailed planning consent for 345 residential units

* Town centre development

* 0% on site affordable housing

* Potential Build to Rent opportunity

* Excellent transport links including 125 metres from East Coast mainline station

* 47 minutes via train to London Kings Cross

* 20 minute drive to Cambridge

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)

MODERN INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE BUILDING

• Modern detached warehouse premises
• High bay internal eaves 33’ 5” (10.2m)
• Well fitted offices
• Total site area approx. 3.85 acres (1.60 hectares)
• M54 (Junction 4/5) approx. 4 miles

PRICE: £4.95m plus VAT, subject to contract for the freehold interest

COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT LAND
The property comprises vacant land in two sections, which are generally level.The land is covered in grass with mature trees running alongside part of the boundaries, with the remaining boundaries being a mixed of post and wire fencing or open.

LAND OFF MERE SIDE, SOHAM, EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE CB7 5EBDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE ‘SUBJECT TO PLANNING’
The subject property extends to approximately 7.2 acres (2.91 ha). The site is of an irregular shape wrapping around the existing urban townscape with three access points on Mere Side via Spencer Grove, Prescient Engineering Ltd at 28 Mere Side and station Road on the southern boundary. The site is bounded by semi-detached and detached dwellings along its eastern boundary –along the western boundary is a railway line with a new station proposed adjacent to the property. Land off Mere Side has been allocated within East Cambridgeshire’s local plan as a planned strategic housing location and historically, a portion of the site has received a positive pre-application dialogue with the local planning authority (LPA), as well as a Resolution to Grant planning consent for a development of over 30 dwellings in 2016.

Self-contained open storage siteRedevelopment opportunity subject to planning1.2 Acre Gross Site AreaFrontages to both Wood Land & Lichfield StreetOnly 0.8 miles from A454 (The Keyway) and 2 miles from Junction 10 of M6 The site provides a reasonably level site with multiple accesspoints, one off Lower Lichfield Street, another off Locksmith Close and a third off Wood Street.Extending to approximately 1.2 acres, edged in red on the plan,the site provides open storage or redevelopment opportunitiesclose to the A454 (Keyway and Black Country Route), with frontages to both Wood Street and Lower Lichfield Street.

DEVELOPMENT PLOT FOR SALE - Closing Date - Friday, 14th December @ 12 noon.
The development plot is roughly rectangular shaped and flat with grass covering in the main, although with a section steeply sloping down to the River Kelvin at the rear that is not suitable for development. The plot is accessed from Acre Road. The entire road has been adopted by the local authority. Utilities are available from below the road and pavement.Site AreaGross Area = 2.03 ACRES (0.82 HECTARES)Net Area for development = 1.14 ACRES (0.46 HECTARES)

Freehold for sale with vacant possession.Redevelopment opportunity with potential for residential, subject to planning.Pre-application for 40 residential units totalling 36,813 sq ft GIA.
The property measures approx. 1.27 hectares (3.14 acres) and is currently occupied by three two storey buildings with a total GIA of 1,939 sq m (20,876 sq ft). The property is largely populated by trees which are mainly clustered to the eastern and southern boundaries. The property was most recently used as a care home, built and utilised by the Journalists’ Charity accommodating up to 20 patients at a time. In addition to the care home is Harmsworth House, a purpose-built complex of 8 close-care 1 and 2 bed apartments which shares the site and sits adjacent to Pickering House.

COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT LAND
The property comprises vacant land in two sections, which are generally level.The land is covered in grass with mature trees running alongside part of the boundaries, with the remaining boundaries being a mixed of post and wire fencing or open.

LAND OFF MERE SIDE, SOHAM, EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE CB7 5EBDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE ‘SUBJECT TO PLANNING’
The subject property extends to approximately 7.2 acres (2.91 ha). The site is of an irregular shape wrapping around the existing urban townscape with three access points on Mere Side via Spencer Grove, Prescient Engineering Ltd at 28 Mere Side and station Road on the southern boundary. The site is bounded by semi-detached and detached dwellings along its eastern boundary –along the western boundary is a railway line with a new station proposed adjacent to the property. Land off Mere Side has been allocated within East Cambridgeshire’s local plan as a planned strategic housing location and historically, a portion of the site has received a positive pre-application dialogue with the local planning authority (LPA), as well as a Resolution to Grant planning consent for a development of over 30 dwellings in 2016.

Self-contained open storage siteRedevelopment opportunity subject to planning1.2 Acre Gross Site AreaFrontages to both Wood Land & Lichfield StreetOnly 0.8 miles from A454 (The Keyway) and 2 miles from Junction 10 of M6 The site provides a reasonably level site with multiple accesspoints, one off Lower Lichfield Street, another off Locksmith Close and a third off Wood Street.Extending to approximately 1.2 acres, edged in red on the plan,the site provides open storage or redevelopment opportunitiesclose to the A454 (Keyway and Black Country Route), with frontages to both Wood Street and Lower Lichfield Street.

DEVELOPMENT PLOT FOR SALE - Closing Date - Friday, 14th December @ 12 noon.
The development plot is roughly rectangular shaped and flat with grass covering in the main, although with a section steeply sloping down to the River Kelvin at the rear that is not suitable for development. The plot is accessed from Acre Road. The entire road has been adopted by the local authority. Utilities are available from below the road and pavement.Site AreaGross Area = 2.03 ACRES (0.82 HECTARES)Net Area for development = 1.14 ACRES (0.46 HECTARES)

Freehold for sale with vacant possession.Redevelopment opportunity with potential for residential, subject to planning.Pre-application for 40 residential units totalling 36,813 sq ft GIA.
The property measures approx. 1.27 hectares (3.14 acres) and is currently occupied by three two storey buildings with a total GIA of 1,939 sq m (20,876 sq ft). The property is largely populated by trees which are mainly clustered to the eastern and southern boundaries. The property was most recently used as a care home, built and utilised by the Journalists’ Charity accommodating up to 20 patients at a time. In addition to the care home is Harmsworth House, a purpose-built complex of 8 close-care 1 and 2 bed apartments which shares the site and sits adjacent to Pickering House.

COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT LAND
The property comprises vacant land in two sections, which are generally level.The land is covered in grass with mature trees running alongside part of the boundaries, with the remaining boundaries being a mixed of post and wire fencing or open.

LAND OFF MERE SIDE, SOHAM, EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE CB7 5EBDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE ‘SUBJECT TO PLANNING’
The subject property extends to approximately 7.2 acres (2.91 ha). The site is of an irregular shape wrapping around the existing urban townscape with three access points on Mere Side via Spencer Grove, Prescient Engineering Ltd at 28 Mere Side and station Road on the southern boundary. The site is bounded by semi-detached and detached dwellings along its eastern boundary –along the western boundary is a railway line with a new station proposed adjacent to the property. Land off Mere Side has been allocated within East Cambridgeshire’s local plan as a planned strategic housing location and historically, a portion of the site has received a positive pre-application dialogue with the local planning authority (LPA), as well as a Resolution to Grant planning consent for a development of over 30 dwellings in 2016.

Self-contained open storage siteRedevelopment opportunity subject to planning1.2 Acre Gross Site AreaFrontages to both Wood Land & Lichfield StreetOnly 0.8 miles from A454 (The Keyway) and 2 miles from Junction 10 of M6 The site provides a reasonably level site with multiple accesspoints, one off Lower Lichfield Street, another off Locksmith Close and a third off Wood Street.Extending to approximately 1.2 acres, edged in red on the plan,the site provides open storage or redevelopment opportunitiesclose to the A454 (Keyway and Black Country Route), with frontages to both Wood Street and Lower Lichfield Street.

DEVELOPMENT PLOT FOR SALE - Closing Date - Friday, 14th December @ 12 noon.
The development plot is roughly rectangular shaped and flat with grass covering in the main, although with a section steeply sloping down to the River Kelvin at the rear that is not suitable for development. The plot is accessed from Acre Road. The entire road has been adopted by the local authority. Utilities are available from below the road and pavement.Site AreaGross Area = 2.03 ACRES (0.82 HECTARES)Net Area for development = 1.14 ACRES (0.46 HECTARES)

Freehold for sale with vacant possession.Redevelopment opportunity with potential for residential, subject to planning.Pre-application for 40 residential units totalling 36,813 sq ft GIA.
The property measures approx. 1.27 hectares (3.14 acres) and is currently occupied by three two storey buildings with a total GIA of 1,939 sq m (20,876 sq ft). The property is largely populated by trees which are mainly clustered to the eastern and southern boundaries. The property was most recently used as a care home, built and utilised by the Journalists’ Charity accommodating up to 20 patients at a time. In addition to the care home is Harmsworth House, a purpose-built complex of 8 close-care 1 and 2 bed apartments which shares the site and sits adjacent to Pickering House.

The premises comprise a lock-up ground floor retail unit together with a self-contained three bedroom flat accessed from the rear. The self-contained residential accommodation on the upper floor has been sold off on a long lease for a term of 189 years from 8th July 1981.

The property is situated on the busy Greenford Road in Greenford, Middlesex which is a densely populated suburb of West London located between the A40 Western Avenue and the Uxbridge Road, some 9 miles west of Central London.

Occupiers close by include Tesco, Barclays, Lloyds TSB, Costa Coffee, Pizza Hut and Boots, amongst many others.