Commercial Properties For Sale in Calderdale

Prominent retail / office premises

13,413 sq ft detached industrial unit on 1.15-acre self-contained site. Excellent M62 access. Offers around £1.495m. Refurb/redev potential

Prime development land adjacent to 24 Range Bank, Halifax HX3 6LB. Outstanding long-term potential in a regenerating area near town centre, top schools, and transport. Auction 24th June via Palace Auctions. Ideal for investors and developers. No current planning.

Prime development land in Mytholmroyd located near to the train station with pre-application responses on a 28 unit scheme.

Prime development land in Mytholmroyd located near to the train station with pre-application responses on a 28 unit scheme.

The property comprises a former textile dyeing mill which is predominantly single storey and has accommodation divided between older type stone built premises and single storey steel framed premises clad in profile steel sheeting to the roof and external elevations.

13,413 sq ft detached industrial unit on 1.15-acre self-contained site. Excellent M62 access. Offers around £1.495m. Refurb/redev potential

Offered For Sale with the benefit of full planning consent for the construction of 10 detached homes passed under two planning applications (reference 22/01364/FUL and 23/00743/FUL). Details and associated documentation including relevant planning conditions can be viewed via the Calderdale planning portal at calderdale.gov.uk The development site is conveniently located in the village of Northowram which is popular with families and boasts a diverse range of local amenities to include a Sainsbury's Local, village shop, hairdressers, and numerous independent shops and retailers. The village also benefits from a junior and infant school, a feeder school for several well-regarded secondary schools in the area including Rastrick High School. The site has excellent commuter links by both road and rail, with access to the M62 motorway network and local train stations in Halifax and Brighouse.

For Sale Residential Development Opportunity

**FULL PP NOW GRANTED FOR 9 LARGE HOMES** The property briefly comprises a substantial parcel of land off Lower Brockwell Lane. In April 2020 a residential application for the outline consent of fifteen dwellings was approved under reference 19/01442/OUT. The scheme provides twelve semi-detached and three detached. We are informed there has been a material commencement on site which has extant the application. A revised planning consent has now been approved as of May 2023 which relates to the construction of nine large premium homes. Further details are available on the Calderdale planning portal reference 22/00605/FUL.

The property briefly comprises a substantial three-storey former mill premises of traditional stone-built construction with an extension to the first floor level, prominently located along the busy Huddersfield Road on the periphery of Brighouse Town Centre. The original mill was built c. 1862 with the first floor extension being built c. 2007. The property has been partially overclad to the front & side elevations and benefits from having a large glass frontage to the first floor, giving the building a more 'modern' appearance. Internally, the property provides a warehouse to the ground floor, benefitting from drive-in loading access from Phoenix Street via an electric roller shutter, solid concrete & stone flagged floor, security bars over the windows, WC facilities, vaulted ceilings and stores with red vaulted ceilings. The first floor provides a large & bright showroom with an attractive glass frontage to the front elevation, office & WC facilities; further retail/showroom accommodation is provided to the second floor. A passenger lift serves all floors. Externally, the property has the benefit of 1 parking space to the rear. There is a car park owned by Calderdale Council to the front of the property offering parking for 50p per hour between the hours of 8am - 6pm, Monday - Saturdays. Mains services connected to the premises include electricity, gas, water and drainage. Please note these services have not been tried or tested and any interested parties are...

The site is broadly rectangular in shape being of level topography and has recently been cleared of all vegetation. Entry to the site is from Gas Works Road/Chapel Lane via secure gated access. The premises are considered suitable for use as a secure compound/yard for storage purposes. There are currently no services understood to be connected to the site and therefore interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves in this regard.

Prime Residential Development Site Subject to Planning

Location The property is situated along Lambert Street, in the heart of central West Vale. West Vale has emerged as a popular hub for both residential and commercial occupiers, following the regeneration of Victotia Mills which created a mixed use restraraunt, bar, retail, leisure and office hive of activity. West Vale also benefits from excellent proximity to Halifax Town Centre (around 3 miles north) and easy access to Junction 24 of the M62 Motorway, located around 2.5 miles southeast, providing good transport links for both local businessess and residents. Description The property comprises a collection of traditional mill buildings which had been internally adapted to create a two-storey four-bedroom dwelling (now removed), together with a multi-storey former engineering works and a series of smaller single-storey workshops. Planning Permission The property benefits from a full planning consent granted during February 2024 for the conversion into 7 dwellings. The approved scheme can be found under application reference 24/00148/CON and provides the following summary of accommodation: X1 two-bedroom terrace; X3 three-bedroom terraces; X2 two-bedroom flat; and X1 three-bedroom duplex flat. Rateable Value Addressing is not consistent and any interested parties must make their own enquiries with Calderdale Business rates office to verify the Rateable Value before purchasing. Council Tax This is available on request. EPC An EPC for the premises has been instructed...

The property briefly comprises a triangular parcel of land in the Boothtown area of Halifax. The topography of the land slopes from roughly East to West and is overgrown with trees and shrubs. Planning The property benefits from Planning Permission that is pending consideration under Application Ref: 19/00793/FUL for the Residential development of 25 dwellings. Full details of the application including drawings are available for inspection via the Planning Portal on the Local Authority Website using the Planning Application Reference number.

Immaculate Recently Refurbished Public House Trading Over 2 Floors

Having traded for over 10 years in Halifax centre this is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a well known company. Maggie's, a nightclub in the heart of Halifax has a feature bar in the centre of the property with capacity for up to 1,000 guests, ample booth seating, DJ stand/stage and dancefloor. The property also benefits from male & female w/c facilities, kitchen area, cellar and stores. Mcfly's can be accessed via Maggie's however they are currently separate bars with their own external access. Mcfly's bar is very well presented, stylish bar and focuses on its offering of drinks, service and overall experience and benefits from having a function room which is available to hire with capacity for up to 100 guests. Both businesses currently trade on Friday's, Saturday's and Bank Holiday Sunday's with the most recent annual turnover at c.£1.18 million. The Leasehold interest, Good Will, Fixtures & Fittings and Stock are for sale and interested parties should enquire within for more information. Mains services connected to the premises include gas, electricity, water and drainage. Please note these services have not been tried or tested and interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to suitability and condition.

Long established rural village Inn with bar, dining and bedroom facilities. Characterful property dating from the 17th Century offering traditional charm. Approx. 0.27 Ha/0.67A incl. car parking, substantial sitting out/dining areas with extensive rural views and croft.

Formerly occupied as a bank across basement, ground and part first floor. The ground floor comprises an impressive double height banking hall with many original features. Upper floors benefit from own entrance from Crown Street and have been converted into 11 x 1 bed flats and 2 x 2 bed flats.

The property comprises a detached block of 7 one bedroom flats/bedsits over two storeys. Externally, there is parking provision to the side of the property, off Wakefield Road and a small yard area to the front and rear. The property is fully let and currently producing: Flat 1: £475pcm Flat 2: £475pcm Flat 3: £475pcm Flat 4: £400pcm Flat A: £440pcm Flat B: £440pcm Flat C: £425pcm Providing a total combined income of £37,560 per annum. We consider that there is an opportunity to increase the income. Mains services connected to the premises include electricity, gas, water and drainage. Please note these services have not been tried or tested and any interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to suitability and condition.

The property briefly comprises a characterful Grade II Listed period building situated prominently along Harrison Road, a predominantly commercial street in the centre of Halifax. Originally built as two properties, the building now interconnects to provide office accommodation over 3 storeys with attic and basement. The premises can be sold as a whole or can be split and sold as two separate properties (subject to agreeing terms). The property is of ashlar stone construction and surmounted by a dual pitched slate roof with a two storey extension to the rear of number 8. Internally, the ground floor provides entrance vestibule, spacious reception with meeting rooms, WC facilities and a selection of individual offices. The first & second floors provide further individual offices, WC facilities & kitchen. Ancillary stores are provided to the attic and basement levels. Car parking is located at the rear of the property with access from Back Ferguson Street. 6/8 Harrison Road - £425,000 6 Harrison Road - £215,000 8 Harrison Road - £230,000 We believe that all mains services are available to the premises. Please note none of these services have been tried or tested and interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to their condition and suitability.

The property briefly comprises a fully let, detached building in Brighouse Town Centre with a newly refurbished retail unit to the ground floor and 2x modern two bedroom flats to the first floor. The investment generates a total of £35,040 per annum. The ground floor is let on a 5 year lease from September 2024. The flats are both let on periodic tenancies. The Freehold interest is being sold subject to the existing tenancies. Mains services connected to the premises include electricity, water and drainage. Please note these services have not been tried or tested and any interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to suitability and condition.

Westbury Mill briefly comprises a stone built former mill premises which has been transformed into impressive offices with many of the character features and charm retained. The accommodation is set out over three floors with the ground floor having a reception area, open plan office, two air-conditioned smaller office suites & accessible w/c facilities. The first floor comprises a kitchen/canteen, boardroom & further office with the second floor having w/c facilities, open plan office with a glass partitioned managers office. The accommodation is very well presented and benefits from having many character features throughout to include exposed stone walls, exposed beams, the original hoist; French doors with Juliet balcony's to the first & second floors, perimeter trunking, upvc double glazed window and gas central heating. Mains services connected to the premises include electricity, gas, water and drainage. Please note these services have not been tried or tested and any interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to suitability and condition.

Freehold Pubs, EDDISON AUCTION - 26 AUGUST 2026, Destination Pub with 3 bed accom, 4 bed house & 2 bed flat. Car park & gardens, Superb Pennines countryside location, Full of charm and character

The property briefly comprises a characterful mid-terrace former restaurant premises over four levels, which is prominently located along Wharf Street, Sowerby Bridge. The property is of stone construction surmounted by a dual pitched stone slate roof with dormer attic and adjoining stone built building with a hipped and pitched roof. Internally within the main building a tiled monochrome hallway leads through to the former seating area with frontage onto Wharf street, commercial kitchen & stores are located at lower ground level, which can be accessed externally from the rear Croft Street. A wrought iron staircase leads to the first floor with another two open plan rooms which were formally used as a cocktail lounge/seating area and WC facilities. The attic provides further accommodation with views overlooking the canal. The adjoining building to the rear houses two toilets to the ground floor and a further seating area to the first floor which interconnects with the ground floor of the main building. The property is well presented throughout and benefits from having gas central heating, wooden flooring to the seating areas, ceiling rose, ornate coving, fire alarm system and intruder alarm. Fixtures and fittings can be available via separate negotiation. The property is considered to be suitable for a variety of uses to include a restaurant/bar, retail, clinical uses, office or mixed commercial & residential (STPP). There is ample free parking in the local area...

For sale by Auction on 27 August 2026. Offered in partnership with Fleurets

The property comprises a Grade II Listed former banking hall of traditional ashlar stone construction surmounted by a dual pitched roof, including a clocktower with a dome roof structure. The property occupies a prominent position along Town Hall Street, Sowerby Bridge and offers a blank canvas for a variety of uses (STPP), having recently undergone refurbishments to include electrical rewiring, roof works, floor screed to the ground floor, plastering and refurbishment of the clock. Accommodation is provided over a total of four floor levels, in addition to the adjacent original clock tower which adds further unique character to the building. Externally, at the rear of the property is a private car park suitable for up to approximately twelve vehicles. The property benefits from planning permission for conversion into a restaurant and bar but the property is considered suitable for a variety of food, drinking, leisure and retailing purposes (STPP). We understand the property benefits from all mains services to include 3 phase electricity, gas and water. Please note none of these services have been tried or tested and interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to their condition and suitability.

The property comprises a three storey terraced building which provides a retail unit to the ground floor and 2 bedroom self-contained apartment on the upper floors with independent access, positioned in the centre of Hebden Bridge.