Commercial Properties For Sale in Worcestershire
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Description: Covering an area of circa 1.1 acres, the site is generally level and set in open countryside. It is bounded immediately to the west and north by Stanford Court and the converted coach houses, to the east by the first phase of development and to the south by mature woodland and a lake. To the north, beyond the coach houses, there are open fields leading down to the B4023. Planning: "Plot 15" of the extant planning permission shows a detached property at over 8,000 sqft across two floors with five bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, an orangery, swimming pool, along with a large garage block. It is part of a wider scheme with implemented full planning permission for 15 dwellings. The remaining 14 properties have been constructed and are occupied. Details can be found with application number 13/01623/FUL on the Malvern Hills District Council planning pages. The planning history of the site and the extant planning permission would indicate that there is potential for redeveloping the vacant plot for an alternative form of development to increase the number of dwellings. An alternative feasibility layout has been produced on "Plot 15" to show three smaller properties at circa 3,000 sqft. The three properties would give an overall square footage similar to the plot currently having the benefit of permission. This coupled with an established principle of development would enable a case to be constructed. It would be up to the purchaser to have their own...
- Development opportunity
- Part of wider site with implemented planning permission
- Stunning countryside location with mature woodland and lake
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The Land is generally flat and comprises approximately 17.5 acres of arable land bound by mature trees and hedgerows. It is currently accessed from the northwest corner through a single gate off Upper Wick Lane. The Land is included within the Adopted South Worcestershire Development Plan Review (South Worcestershire Development Plan Review 2021 - 2041 - South Worcestershire Development Plan) as a strategic allocation forming part of an 83.29-hectare site at Rushwick (SWDPR 56): Land within the strategic allocation at Rushwick will be developed to deliver approximately 1,000 new dwellings within the Plan period, provide at least 5 hectares of employment land, a new railway station, a new primary school, retail and supporting services and other community facilities. See page 188 of the South Worcestershire Development Plan Review for an indictive concept plan. The Vendor supported the proposed allocation throughout the development of the SWDPR, entering into a Statement of Common Ground on 12 February 2025 stating that it will work with the South Worcestershire Councils and the other landowners on delivering the proposed expansion of Rushwick. Any future landowner is expected to comply with the stated objectives of RES and work with the South Worcestershire Councils and third-party landowners.
- For Sale by Informal Tender
- Allocated Strategic Land
- For Freehold Sale or Promotion Terms
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The property comprises a self-contained, high quality ‘Headquarters’ Industrial building with additional 3.8 acre parcel of land. Internally, the building presents very well including good quality offices which have recently been refurbished.
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Freehold city centre student investment opportunity currently producing an annual rental income of £318,360 per annum ( with potential to increase to £510,300 per annum).The property comprises 83 spacious en-suite bed spaces, a 1-bedroom ex warden flat and shared open plan kitchen an...
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Prime Development Opportunity in Worcester City Centre A large prominent redevelopment site comprising part of the former Sherriff’s Gate masterplan and extending to 5.9 acres. The site is irregular in shape and abuts the railway line to the west and Sherriff Street to the east. Many of the fo...
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The site extends to 0.892 hectares (2.21 acres), running along the Birmingham Cross City Railway Line. The site is accessed via two entrances and is broadly flat across its length, although there is a retaining wall and concrete slope towards the back of the site.
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The property is situated off Hewell Road, close to the Clive Road junction, less than 500 m from Redditch Town Centre. The site extends to 0.892 hectares (2.21 acres), running along the Birmingham Cross City Railway Line. The site is accessed via two entrances and is broadly flat across its leng...
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The property is situated off Hewell Road, close to the Clive Road junction, less than 500 m from Redditch Town Centre. The site extends to 0.892 hectares (2.21 acres), running along the Birmingham Cross City Railway Line. The site is accessed via two entrances and is broadly flat across its leng...
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Location: Kidderminster is a historic market town located 17 miles south west of Birmingham and 15 miles north of Worcester. Kidderminster is the largest town in North Worcestershire, located on the River Stour some 15 miles south west of Birmingham City Centre and three miles east of the Wyre Forest National Nature Reserve. It is home to an affluent population of circa 55,000 and benefits from a wider primary retail catchment of circa 85,000 with an annual comparison spend of £230 million. Kidderminster Railway Station provides regular services to Birmingham and vehicular access is via the M5 and M42. Junction 4 of the M5 motorway is approximately 10 miles East and Junction 4a of the M42 motorway is approximately 12 miles South East. The A456 dual carriageway connects Kidderminster to the national motorway network via Junction 3 of the M5, which in turn links with the M42/M40 (to London and the South East), the M6 (to Manchester/Liverpool and the North West) and the M42/M1 (to Leeds and the North East). There are frequent train services into Birmingham City Centre with a fastest journey time of 39 minutes, and from there connections to London in 1 hour 23 minutes. Birmingham and East Midlands Airports are just 46 minutes and 1 hour 16 minutes drivetime from Kidderminster respectively. Description: The property comprises a former department store arranged over ground, first and second floors built in the early 1970s of concrete frame construction with full height,