A 410 Sq M (4,421 sq ft) modern detached former training college on a large plot situated close to Warminster Town Centre.
Suitable for alternative uses, subject to planning permissions
A freehold residential development opportunity
Location
The site is located to the south of the city centre. Parkview Campus is located on the south side of Whitchurch Lane and adjacent to the Bridge Learning Campus and City of Bristol Gymnastic Centre. The immediate surroundings have seen significant investment in recent years and are now occupied by a variety of use classes including offices, a healthcare centre, a community hospital, light industrial units, Cineworld, schools and a mixture of residential. The Imperial Retail Park is also located nearby along with green spaces including Hengrove Park. The site is exceptionally well connected by road via the new Metrobus service to the city centre and the recently completed south Bristol link road. The property forms part of a larger site totalling approximately 10 acres (4.047 hectares). The remaining part of the site is undergoing conversion to residential use, which commenced in November 2018 and will be retained by the owner as a rental/affordable product.
The site extends to approximately 3.57 acres (1,445 ha) bounded by Hawkfield Way to the west, William Jessop Way to the east and Whitchurch Lane to the north. Block 1 & 2, which do not form part of the sale are currently being converted into residential apartments providing 467 units. The conversion of these blocks commenced in November 2018. The vendor will retain Blocks 1 & 2 for their own rental/affordable products The subject site, Block 3, comprises a vacant part three / part four storey B1 office building totalling a NIA of approximately 8,090 sq m (87,080 sq ft) excluding the lower ground floor, which contains the services for the building. The site also includes 192 car parking spaces and a bike store.
The total consented proposed residential accommodation comprises 162 private apartments providing an approximate NSA of 8,040 sq m (86,542 sq ft). The scheme provides for 44 x one bed and 118 x two bed apartments. A full accommodation schedule and floor plans are included within the dataroom.
The Local Authority is Bristol City Council. The buildings are not listed, nor do they fall within a conservation area. The site benefits from planning consent for 162 units via two planning consents.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 21333 )
Residential/mixed use development land: subject to planning
Location
Hawke Ridge is situated to the north of Westbury, a thriving market town with a population of around 20,000. It is located 1.5 miles from the County town of Trowbridge, 15 miles from Bath and 17 miles from Bristol. The site is situated close to the major employment areas of West Wiltshire Trading Estate and White Horse Business Park, together supporting more than 5,000 employees. Westbury railway station, with trains to London Paddington taking c.1 hr 36 mins, is 1.3 miles from the site. The site is serviced by local bus routes that link to Bristol, Bath, Warminster and Salisbury.
The site extends to c.14.4 ha (35.6 acres) of agricultural land and is served by a new 4 arm roundabout and foul pumping station. A third party ownership and adopted lane effectively split the site down the middle and creates the opportunity for a phased development of part and the introduction of a wide range of separate uses. The site is not subject to any protected landscape (national or local) designations, or any ecological, flood risk or other restrictive designations other than a very small area of the site's periphery (0.38 ha (0.93 acres)) that lies within Flood Zones 2 and 3. The site has been extensively marketed for a number of years as a new business park. Despite a high profile marketing campaign, the current owners have been unsuccessful in attracting any occupiers despite having detailed planning permission and reserved matters for a range of building types.
The site will be disposed of by way of an informal tender, offers will be invited on an unconditional or promotional basis. If required, the vendors offer to provide ongoing assistance to the purchaser to verify the marketing history of the site. Offers should be submitted to james.petherick@eu.jll.com by 1pm on Friday 1 March 2019. Further information on the bids is attached in the brochure.
A data room with relevant technical, planning and legal information is available at: https://hawkeridge.live.jll.com For access please contact: kelly.garland@eu.jll.com
A development opportunity in prominent location
Location
The site is accessed directly from Newport Road, the main road through Caldicot. The Severn Bridge is less than 10 miles away accessed via the M4, of which Junction 23 is only 4 miles from the site. Bristol Airport is only 30 miles away with Newport and Cardiff being 12 and 26 miles from the site, respectively. Access is provided directly from Newport Road, which acts as the single entry point to the site.
The site is approximately 0.364 Acres in size and currently situates one existing dwelling house with 3 bedrooms and an additional study space upstairs capable of conversion to an additional bedroom. The land is of generally level topography and is laid out in a regular shape. The site is bordered along the boundaries by existing residential properties.
There is a valuable development opportunity to be had with this land. Subject to the appropriate planning consents, the land could be developed to build houses or flats. The site is not situated within a Conservation area restricting development.
The land for sale comprises part of the garden to the rear of Elizabeth House, St James's Road (A222) that sits on the corner junction of St James's Road and St James's Park.
The land abuts the rear garden of Elizabeth House and has remained unkempt for several year following the demolition of a garage.
LOCATION
The development site fronts onto St James's Park in the town of Croydon. The Local Authority is the London Borough of Croydon.
The immediate local area comprises of housing and flats whilst an extensive range of amenities and leisure facilities can be found in Croydon town centre approximately 0.5 miles to the south of the property.
West Croydon and East Croydon Railway Station are both in close proximity providing regular trains to central London. The site has a PTAL rating 6B, 'Excellent'.
PLANNING PERMISSION
Planning permission has been granted 5th December 2018 for the "erection of a 2 storey plus basement residential block with accommodation in the roof to provide 3 flats, associated landscaping, cycle parking and refuse storage facilities" (18/03944/FUL).
Flats 1 and 2 have private gardens to the rear of the building and Flat 3 has a large private terrace at second floor level. Cycle parking and refuse storage is to be situated to the front of the building in secured sunken hydraulic mechanical lifts providing storage at ground floor level.
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION
A total CIL payment of £50,047.94 is payable to the London Borough of Croydon.
Croydon Council CIL - £42,707.71
Mayoral CIL - £7,340.23
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 15479 )
The building sits on a roughly rectangular plot of approx 0.45 acres.
PLANNING - The property has a current D1 use suitable for medical, training, community centre, nursery etc.
In terms of alternative uses, a pre-application for residential was recently submitted and the local authority have provided an informal response confirming that a residential scheme on the site would be agreeable in principal. The pre-application included sketch schemes for 9 or 10 houses (2, 3 & 4 bed) and 23 or 24 flats (mix of 1 and 2 bed).
Copies of the pre-application sketch schemes are available upon request.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 747 )
Development Potential - Pre-application advice has been provided on the potential for new residential development and it is considered up to 16 terraced dwellings would be acceptable.
A layout plan for an indicative scheme of 16 Nos x 3 bedroomed houses has been drawn and is available upon request.
No further site investigations have been carried out.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 746 )
The Site area extends to approximately 320sq. yards or thereabouts.
Planning consent for restaurant/hot food takeaway with living accommodation above.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 743 )
The building sits on a roughly rectangular plot of approx 0.45 acres.
PLANNING - The property has a current D1 use suitable for medical, training, community centre, nursery etc.
In terms of alternative uses, a pre-application for residential was recently submitted and the local authority have provided an informal response confirming that a residential scheme on the site would be agreeable in principal. The pre-application included sketch schemes for 9 or 10 houses (2, 3 & 4 bed) and 23 or 24 flats (mix of 1 and 2 bed).
Copies of the pre-application sketch schemes are available upon request.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 740 )
Suitable for residential, or mix of other uses including leisure, care, retail or healthcare.
Location
Prominet corner plot in Newport, Isle of Wight
Development Site former Magistrates Court and Police Station in Alton
Location
Alton is a historic market Town located just off the A31 which connects Winchester and the M3 to the Southeast and Guildford and the A3 to the Northeast. Basingstoke and the M3 (Jct 6 ) are approximately are to the north. The premises are prominently located on the corner of the Normandy Street and Orchard Terrace. Normandy Street leads into Alton High Street, with the central retail area being less than 250 m to the southeast.
Magistrates Court and Car Park - 0.35 acres Police Station - 1.03 acres Total - 1.38 acres
The property benefits from all mains services. We understand that all M&E;/services are shared with the adjoining police station; the main boiler room is located within the police's title. In addition to the main site, there is a surfaced car parking area, located immediately to the southwest, with enough space for approximately 47 cars.
This prominent, mixed-use, roadside development opportunity is situated at the gateway to Queensferry One, offering up to 16 acres
Location
Queensferry One comprises a new strategic development site, set at the entrance to Fife and just to the north of the Forth Road Bridge and the Queensferry Crossing – two key transport links between Fife and Edinburgh. Sits at Juntion 1b M90.
Local Demographics
Local population within 10 mile radius – 190,000 (2016) Rosyth population – 13,780 (2016) Total workforce within 1 hour drive – 2.25 million Total workforce within 15km – 234,407 Total workforce within 5km – 46,44Port Activities
100 cruise liners per annum Scotland’s only freight ferry service to Europe 24/7 stevedoring support Handles 100,000 tonnes of bulk cargo a year Final assembly of the two Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriersTraffic Movements
M90 two-way daily traffic flow of 64,000 vehicles per day* Buses to Edinburgh depart every 10 minutes. Ferrytoll Park & Ride, Inverkeithing – www.ferrytoll.org – 1,050 car spaces Information on The Forth Bridges – *Department for Transport Traffic Counts 2016 – count point 30851 (AADF)Petrol Filling Station Motorway Services Drive Thru Restaurant & Coffee Restaurant Hotel Retail & Leisure
Plots of varying sizes are available to purchase, alternatively buildings and be leased on a design & build basis to an occupiers specification. There is a full design team in place to deliver bespoke opportunities.
Town Centre Location
Approx 0.15Ac
Consent for 12 x 2 Bed Residential Dwellings
8 No. Allocated Parking Spaces
Offers Over £135,000
Further Information
The site is situated on the North West corner of Union Arcade accessible from Smith Street to the East and Burns Statue Square to the South within Ayr town centre. The site is ideally located for all local amenities, being siutated opposite the cinema along with the central shopping parade on Kyle Street with West of Scotland University within 15mins walk.
Subjects
The site offers a town centre residential development opportunity for 12 x 2 bedroom apartments plus 8 dedicated parking spaces formed over 3 stories. Initial development phase required partial demolition of a warehouse linking into the rear of the shops facing onto 45/47 Burns Statue Square. Due to the area falling within conservation restrictions, part of the the facade has had to be retained however the site is now cleared of all buildings with potential for residential development or student accommodation.
Planning
Planning consent was granted in June 2006 with demolition and site clearance commencing shortly thereafter.
Area
The site extends to 615sqm (0.15Ac)
Plans
Below are copies of plans which were previously submitted and approved by Ayrshire council (Ref:05/01140/FUL)
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 735 )
The site may also suit alternative uses including roadside/retail (subject to planning). The site has an area of approx 0.38 acres.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 727 )
PRICE: £125,000
POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY SUBJECT TO PLANNING
100% RATES RELIEF AVAILABLE TO QUALIFYING PURCHASERS
The subjects comprise of a three storey end terraced building with a large frontage onto Broad Street. The building is of a traditional granite construction arranged over three floors with a pitched and slated roof. Access to the property is via a timber pedestrian framed doorway directly from Broad Street. Internally, floors are of a suspended timber design overlaid in a mixture of carpet and linoleum floor coverings. Walls throughout the property have been plastered and painted with ceilings also plastered and painted and further incorporating a mixture of fluorescent strip and spot light fitments. Access to the upper floors of the property is via a timber framed staircase. The subjects have been split to provide retailing space at ground and first floors with the second floor previously utilised for residential accommodation/storage. W.C facilities can be located at first floor and second floor level. Natural daylight is provided via a number of sash and case windows located throughout the property.
The property offers obvious redevelopment potential, the plans and illustrations overleaf are for visual purposes only but give an approximation as to what might be achieved.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 732 )
A single vehicular access from Woodleigh Gardens runs between No.14 Woodleigh Gardens to the south and Wavel Court to the north.
Site area 0.047 hectares, (0.116 acres); 470 sqm (5,060 sq.ft.).
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 15769 )
Positive pre-application planning feedback for a new development of three new mews houses and a new 'gatehouse' extending to 493 sq. m. (5305 sq. ft.) NIA
Excellent established location close to Bellenden Rd, Lordship Lane and Peckham.
Guide Price £1.45 Million Freehold
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 4338 )
