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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.

Planning Consent to provide 15 apartments, 8 houses, 3 x B1 Offices & 1 x A1 retail unit

Detailed planning consent to provide a gated and brand-new, mixed-use scheme, comprising 15 apartments, 8 houses, 3 x B1 offices & 1 x A1 Retail Unit

Surface parking to provide 21 spaces

Seconds from all local amenities and just 0.3 Miles from Mill Hill East Station, with trains travelling into London’s Euston Station in under 25 minutes

Potential for an enlarged scheme, subject to obtaining all necessary consents

Current income from the front building of £37,230 per annum (ERV: £55,000)

Offers invited in excess of £4,950,000 for the freehold interest, subject to contract

An existing mixed use commercial property in central Luton with planning potential for an extra floor of B1 office space or Residential conversion.

The property is located on the south side of George street which is considered to be Luton’s prime retail pitch in the nucleus of Luton Town Centre. The property is a 7 minute walk from Luton Railway Station providing direct services into London St Pancras in approx. 23 minutes and approximately a 9 minute drive from Luton Airport.

Planning permission was submitted on 29th May 2018 for the construction of an extra floor of B1 office space extending to 4,499 sqft GIA. The scheme provides façade alterations and reconfiguration of the third floor with a use class change from D1 to B1 (Planning Ref: 18/00814/FUL).

The Vendor has drawn up an alternative massing scheme for the retention of the ground floor use and the change of use of the 1st to 3rd floor into 62 shared living units (Sui Generis) extending to 10,599sqft NSA (14,532 sqft GIA).

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The 7 self-contained studios are arranged over ground and two upper floors.
The property is a 6 minute walk from Chalk Farm Underground station (Northern line, Zone 2) and a 4 minute walk from Kentish Town West Overground station.
The 7 studio are fully let on AST’s, with a passing rent of £97,552.00pa reflecting a gross yield of 6% at a purchase price of £1,625,000
The property is available freehold subject to the existing tenancies.
The 7 Studios are HMO compliant and licenced

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Blackwater Road,
Eastbourne,
BN21 4NN

Offers in excess of £1.5m

Planning permission for 35 x 1 & 2 bed flats -
100% market dwellings

Residential Development Opportunity with Planning Permission
Land Adjacent to
East Ham Jewish Cemetery, Marlow Road, East Ham, London E6 3QG

˃ Located in East Ham in the London Borough of Newham
˃ The site is within a densely populated residential area
˃ Site area is 10,064 sq ft (935 sq m)
˃ Planning permission for six dwelling houses and two flats
˃ Offers invited in excess of £1,000,000

Income of £14,092 p.a.

Secured upon Forty-One Retirement Flats

Offers in excess of £235,000

• 1980’s Purpose built block comprising 7 two-bedroom and 34 one-bedroom retirement flats
• Section 52 Agreement restricting use for residents over 60 years only
• All Leases for a term of 999 years from 1 December 1985 (966 years unexpired)
• Ground rent reviewed every 25 years to 1/250th of the capital value of the flat
• Ground rent income of £14,092 p.a.
• Communal Lounge, Laundry and Guest Suite
• Maintenance and Insurance carried out by separate Right to Manage Company
• Section 5 Notices have not been served

Town Centre Location
Former Hotel with Restaurant
1st, 2nd & Attic Floors
Residential Development Opportunity
P.O.A

Location

The subjects are situated on the corner of Douglas Street and St Andrews Street occupying a South Eastern position opposite the Douglas Arms Hotel and directly above the Jade Palace Restaurant within the town centre of Castle Douglas.

Castle Douglas is a town of around 4,200 people with an expanding tourist industry situated approximately 18 miles south west from Dumfries in rural Dumfries and Galloway. Tourist attraction stems from the ease of access to the Solway Coast and the Galloway Hills lying to the west of the town of Dalbeattie (6miles) and east of Gatehouse of Fleet (14miles).

Subjects

The subjects comprise the 1st, 2nd & converted attic floors of a 3 storey traditional sandstone building surmounted by a pitched roof with a 2 no. storey extension to the rear. The subjects were formerly utilised as a hotel with its most recent incarnation as an Indian restaurant with letting rooms.

Access to the subjects are gained via a single timber door at street level from King Street leading to an internal secondary aluminium framed double glazed door presenting a spacious reception hall with large carpeted staircase leading to the first floor.

The first floor benefits from characteristics of its former glory as a hotel with accents of traditional decor throughout, the first floor offers spacious dining area, large kitchen with separate prep area along with further dry store and private dining area / office overlooking King Street with the dining area benefitting from views over King Street and St Andrews Street along with the benefit of excellent natural light. The kitchen area to the rear of the subjects benefits from single stairwell leading to a common area to the rear of the demise at ground floor.

Access to the 2nd floor is gained via a single staircase situated within the centre of the 1st floor with single return leading to the letting rooms. The 2nd floor boasts 5 large bedrooms with en-suite shower facilities with common w.c. situated within the hallway, each bedroom accommodates a double bed, large chest of drawers along with space for further installation of individual en-suite bathrooms.

The attic floor is accessed via the same stairwell the attic space offers 4 no. large bedrooms with en-suite showers and also common w.c. with further room for redevelopment to incorporate w.c.s within each room.

The subjects have been neglected within recent years and require refurbishment throughout, viewing is essential to understand the potential the property holds either for restaurant / hotel / residential / serviced apartments / hostel (subject to planning)

NAV/RV

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

£4,950

Planning

The subjects previously held planning consent for a hotel with associated restaurant however until recently the subjects operated as a restaurant with guest rooms. Interested partiers should satisfy themselves as to current planning and proposed planning applications in respect of the subjects

Proposal

Our client is inviting offers for their freehold and leasehold interest in the subjects. Further information available form the marketing agent.

V.A.T.

The subjects have not been elected for V.A.T.

The property comprises a former vehicle workshop and stores which up until recently has been operated by Sussex Police. Externally there are yards, surface car parking and a fuel filling pump.

The building could be retained in its current use.

Unique opportunity to acquire a development opportunity in this historic market town.


( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 15357 )

The site comprises a relatively irregular shaped but level plot of land, extending to approximately 0.5 acres and accessed via a single driveway off Evington Drive. On site is a timber hut, utilised by the current tenants The Scouts Association Trust Corporation. The remaining land is grassed and screened by trees.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 7333 )

The entrance to the site is accessed at the end of Holbeck Close, just off Brimington Road, Chesterfield. The site currently comprises two industrial units, joined by office space. The total site area is approximately 3.681 acres, which is fenced and secure. The site is ideally suited to a variety of options for either owner occupation or redevelopment, subject to the necessary planning consents.
( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 677 )

The site is generally rectangular in layout with vehicular access from Pleasant Place via a set of metal gates. A Land Registry plan showing the extent of the site is attached.

There are currently no buildings on the site although it was originally used as a garage premises, it is a flat site which is currently overgrown.

The site offers the potential for a number of uses subject to planning.

( Agency Pilot Software Ref: 10981 )

Period detached property over 2 floors with cellar
Former childrens nursery (D1 use)
Approx. 0.3 Acre Plot
Potential development/ residential Conversion opportunity (STP)
Located on the prominent Sherwood Rise
Offers invited in excess of 600,000

The property occupies a prominent position at the corner of Fairfield Drive and Woodlands Road and comprises a two storey block of 12 flats in extensive soft landscaping.
Each flat is self-contained and has one bedroom accommodation that is let on an unfurnished assured shorthold tenancy.

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.

Area Gross Internal Area: 632 sq.m. (6,806 sq.ft.)
Price £2,600,000 subject to contract

Property Description
This stunning Grade II listed property comprises a pair of ground floor retail units and 3 x two bedroom apartments
arranged over first and second floors. The property has been meticulously restored, extended and finished to a high
standard. The larger retail unit (No.76) and the residential upper parts are being sold with vacant possession. The
smaller retail unit (No.74) has been sold off on a Long Leasehold of 999 years at a peppercorn ground rent.
No.76 has A3 / restaurant planning use, however the property may also be suitable for a number of other alternative
uses, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. The original building has been improved by way of considerable
extension work which includes a stunning new 'orangery'. The contemporary extension is highly complementary of the
listed building and its more traditional materials. Striking features such as a large glazed roof and full height glazed wall
and terrace doors allows natural light to flood into the orangery and the open plan layout reveals the original features of
the listed building. The property has a substantial private rear terrace and basement storage.

No.74 is a regularly shaped lock-up retail unit with A2 use, with basement storage, which has been sold off.
The three apartments have all been completely refurbished and restored to a high quality finish with exposed timber
beams, original cast iron fireplaces, stripped back flooring and newly fitted kitchens. Each apartment has a secured
allocated parking, video entry systems and external bicycle and bin storage. Two of the apartments have private
terraces / roof gardens.

> Stunning Grade II listed freehold building for sale
> Vacant possession of No.76 and the residential upper parts
> Meticulously refurbished to a high standard throughout, with impressive period features
> Town centre location in historic Hoddesdon
> Located in the London commuter belt – 35 min railway service to Liverpool Street
> No.76 High Street: 3,579 sq.ft. of A3 use retail space
> No.74 High Street: sold off on a 999 year lease from 22nd June 2018
> Residential upper parts of 3 x two bedroom apartments
> Rear servicing / loading access
> Demised parking for residential units

Property Location
Hoddesdon is a picturesque market town located within the commuter belt, in the Borough of Broxbourne, Hertfordshire.
Existing national retailers include; Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Tesco Express, Aldi, Boots, New Look, Peacocks, Clinton
Cards, Caffé Nero, Lloyds TSB, HSBC, Barclays, Santander, Superdrug and Argos. Hoddesdon town centre also hosts
an outdoor market on Wednesdays and Fridays with approximately 50 stalls outside the Tower Centre and along the
High Street. There are seven car parks within Hoddesdon town centre providing over 700 car parking spaces.

Hoddesdon has excellent communications. The A10, A1(M), M11 and M25 are all within easy reach, providing easy
access into central London, Cambridge and the national motorway network.
Regular rail services operate from Rye House Railway Station and Broxbourne Railway Station to London Liverpool
Street Station (travel time approximately 35 minutes) in the south and Stansted Airport (travel time approximately 45
minutes) and Cambridge in the north.

Hoddesdon is well served for buses with numerous routes operating in the locality serving the following destinations;
Cheshunt, Goffs Oak, Hertford, Waltham Cross, Broxbourne, Brookfield Centre, Harlow, Hatfield and Ware.
2017 Rateable Value £20000.00
Estimated Rates Payable £8520 per annum
Service Charge p.a. n/a
Terms Freehold for sale predominantly with vacant possession (No.76 and the residential
upper parts) and subject to a 999 year long lease dated 22nd June 2018 relating to
No.74.
https://www.gilmartinley.co.uk/properties/for-sale/restaurants-a3/hoddesdon/hoddesdon/en11/21724 Our ref: 21724
Unique Refurbished Grade II Listed Freehold
For Sale - Hoddesdon EN11
Vacant possession of large retail unit (A3 Use) & 3 x stunning flats
The property is elected for VAT, which will be applicable to the price.
Legal Fees: Each party is to bear its own legal fees
Local Authority: Borough of Broxbourne
Viewings: By prior appointment with Gilmartin Ley, telephone 020 8882 0111
Further information at: http://www.gilmartinley.co.uk/properties/21724
Floor plans - first and second floors
999 year long lease dated 22nd June 2018 relating to No.74
Residential brochure
Commercial brochure
Mechanical Services Plan
Mechanical Services Section
Floor plans - ground floor
Location plan

Main Woodend Gardens Road
Excellent condition
Potential for further property enhancement SPP
Potential to convert shop into studios SPP

Ground Floor: Tuition Centre
Rental income from the Tuition centre: £17400pa

First Floor: 3 Bedrooms Flat -
Lounge, 2 Double, 1 Single bedroom, Toilets & Bathroom, Kitchen
Rental income from the flat: £15000pa
Second Floor: Studio
Rental income from the Studio: £10500pa
Backyard: Garage Potential to convert into a Flat
Total Rental Income: £43,000

PRICE: £775,000
FREEHOLD
Potential to convert garage into a Studio flat and converting Studio into a one bedroom flat

For viewing please contact Dee Estates on:
0207 060 3366 – 07711 222 900
(Monday to Saturday STRICTLY between 9am to 7pm)





Disclaimer:
These particulars do not constitute, nor constitute any part of, an offer or contract. All statements contained in these particulars as to this property are made without responsibility on the part of or the vendors or lessors. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to this property are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyer only, and are not precise. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are travelling some distance to view. Kindly inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate.

Corner shop with 4 bedrooms maisonette
Main High Road Leytonstone
Total Rental income from the premises : £40,000
High Rental yield

Ground Floor: Chicken & Pizza Shop on lease expiring 2020
Rental income: £12000pa
On Rent review rental income may go to £18,000pa

First Floor:
Lounge: 15'5" x 12'8"
Bedroom One: 14'8" x 11'7"
Kitchen & Dinner: 12'11" x 8'4"

Second Floor:
Bedroom Two: 14'2" X 14'7"
Bedroom Three: 12'1" x 10'5"
Bedroom Three: 14'3" X 11'4"
Rental income: £18000pa

Backyard: Garage potential to convert into flats SPP
Rental income: 10,000pa

PRICE: £890,000
FREEHOLD
Development Opportunity
Viewing STRICTLY by appointment

For viewing please contact Dee Estates on:
0207 060 3366 – 07711 222 900
(Monday to Saturday STRICTLY between 9am to 7pm)





Disclaimer:
These particulars do not constitute, nor constitute any part of, an offer or contract. All statements contained in these particulars as to this property are made without responsibility on the part of or the vendors or lessors. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to this property are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyer only, and are not precise. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are travelling some distance to view. Kindly inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate.

SUBSTANTIAL TOWN HOUSE/ DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

The property is located on Stafford Street, on the north east side of the town centre.

Located in the North East of Shropshire, Market Drayton is 19 miles (30.6 km) to the North of Shrewsbury, and 18 miles (29 km) to the West of Stoke-on Trent.
Wolverhampton is 30 miles (48.2 km) to the South.

The total population of Market Drayton is 11,773 (2011 census), which is an increase of 8.1% on the 2001 figure and indicates that the town is growing faster than the county average.

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 )

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 )

• Adjoining the A30 on the eastern outskirts of Yeovil

• Potential for residential development

• Identified by West Dorset District Council as a potential site

• Promotion Agreement sought
VIEWING

Strictly by appointment with the agents as the property is an existing farm.

SITUATION

This property is located immediately adjoining the A30 where the trunk road enters Yeovil on its eastern side. The property is approximately 1 mile from the town centre and 6 miles west of the historic Abbey town of Sherborne.

THE PROPERTY

The property comprises an open area of agricultural land extending to circa 35 acres. Further land is also available.

SERVICES

No investigation into services have been carried out but it is assumed that all mains services are located within close proximity of the property.

PLANNING

The site has been identified by West Dorset District Council as a potential site for residential development.

PROPOSALS

Proposals are sought from strategic developers for a Promotion Agreement on terms to be negotiated.

VAT

Unless otherwise stated, all prices are quoted exclusive of Value Added Tax (VAT). Any intending purchasers should satisfy themselves as to VAT in respect of any transaction.

CONTACT

For further information please contact the Sole Agents, Chesters Commercial Ltd:

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.