Property for sale

The property comprises a large Auction House with associated parking and grounds extending to approximately 0.255 acres (0.103 ha). The Auction House comprises a reception, four private offices, kitchen, auction room, safe room, storage room, further storage room above, separate two storey storage area and W.C's.
The property is set within a few minutes' walk of the centre of Market Harborough in a predominantly residential area, adjacent to the playing fields. The property offers scope for refurbishment/redevelopment (subject to the necessary consents) and a planning application for residential redevelopment has been submitted by Andrew Granger & Co.

Description

The property comprises a large Auction House with associated parking and grounds extending to approximately 0.255 acres (0.103 ha). The Auction House comprises a reception, four private offices, kitchen, auction room, safe room, storage room, further storage room above, separate two storey storage area and W.C's.
The property is set within a few minutes' walk of the centre of Market Harborough in a predominantly residential area, adjacent to the playing fields. The property offers scope for refurbishment/redevelopment (subject to the necessary consents) and a planning application for residential redevelopment has been submitted by Andrew Granger & Co.

Location

Gildings Auction House occupies a convenient position approximately 700m north east of Market Harborough town centre. The property enjoys a private vehicular and pedestrian access off Saxon Close which in turn leads onto Roman Way.
Market Harborough is a popular principle Market Town which benefits from a range of local amenities appropriate for a town of its size & location. Market Harborough has excellent road links with the M1 J22 approximately 12 miles to the East and the A14 approximately 6 miles to the South. Market Harborough Railway Station provides national rail links with a journey time to London St Pancras of approximately 1 hour.

Viewings & Directions

Viewings by arrangement through the Sole Selling Agents, Andrew Granger & Co. (telephone 01858 439 090).
Entering Market Harborough from the North via the B6047, take the first left sign posted Bowden Lane. At the top of the T-junction take the right hand turn down Burnmill Road towards Roman Way. At the T-junction turn left up Roman Way, Saxon Close is the first right hand turn approximately 200m up on the right hand side. Gildings Auction House can be seen on the right hand side identified by an Andrew Granger 'For Sale' board.

Planning Note

The property offers significant potential for refurbishment/redevelopment subject to the necessary consents.
The Property has been submitted for inclusion in the Market Harborough District Council Site Allocations Document 2012 for publication in summer 2012. Notwithstanding this matter, there has also been a planning application submitted for the site (12/00555/OUT) for Demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment of the site for residential use (all matters reserved). Within the planning documentation it indicates that the site will likely be able to accommodate approximately 4 dwellings.

Tenure

The property is vacant and is offered for sale freehold.

Fixtures & Fittings

Items normally regarded as tenants fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale.

Information Pack

The following documentation can be found in the information pack, available on request;
- Planning Application
- Design and Access Statement
- Site Plan (Scale 1:200)
- Location Plan (Scale 1:1250)
- Elevationonal Plans of Existing Building
Floor plans of Existing Building

Further Information

Please contact; Joe Welch Ba (Hons) MRICS on 01858 439 090 or email joe.welch@andrewgranger.co.uk

Plan

For identification purposes only, not to scale.

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