Commercial Properties For Sale in East Riding Of Yorkshire
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- Offers requested by 13 February 2025
- Combined 7,887 sq m (84,899 sq ft) industrial facility
- Suitable for owner occupation or subdivision, subject to the usual consents
A rare town centre development opportunity. The Council is seeking expressions of interest for the purchase and redevelopment of its land at Lockwood Street and Middle Street South, Driffield. The total site area is 3.12 acres (1.26 hectares) or thereabouts.
- Rare town centre development opportunity.
- Expressions of interest for the purchase and redevelopment of land at Lockwood Street and Middle Street South, Driffield.
- Total site area 3.12 acrea (1.26 hectares) or thereabouts.
Various commercial development plots available from 0.2 Ha (0.5 Acres) up to a combined total of 3.9 Ha (9.5 Acres), located on the outskirts of Bridlington.Ideal for owner occupiers, investors or developers. Mains services available. Suitable for B1, B2 and B8 uses, subject to consents
- Various Plots available subject to Development Agreement
- Plots available from 0.2 Ha (0.5 Acres) up to a combined total of 3.9 Ha (9.5 Acres)
- Excellent regional connectivity via A165 and A614
The property comprises a steel portal frame constructed building with low level brick work externally to a height of 2.29 metres surmounted by insulated profile sheet cladding to the upper walls and roof. The roof is insulated and pitched with curved finish externally incorporating intermittent translucent light panels allowing natural daylight into the warehouse space. The property has an eaves height of 6.68 metres rising to 8 metres at the apex. In the warehouse there was a low level blockwork to a height of approximately 2.28 metres and a large mezzanine in situ. Height underneath the mezzanine is 3.34 metres. The property has one large access roller shutter which measures 4 metres wide by 5.18 metres high. The office accommodation to the front of the premises at both ground and first floor level was finished to a high standard and included suspended ceilings, LED lighting, AC units, carpet tile flooring, modern kitchen, staff amenity facilities, modern atrium with curved staircase. The first floor provided more dedicated office areas being created by timber and glazed partitions. Windows and doors throughout were of aluminium double glazed. Externally, the property benefits from a dedicated parking area providing approximately 16 bays. This yard is secured by perimeter fencing and double access gates. The property also benefits from dedicated yard area on the opposite side of the premises with dedicated access.
Freehold. Thriving Lifestyle Business. Well presented 4 bedroom house. 6 hardstanding pitches & 4 grass tent pitches. Fully furnished self- contained apartment. Bunkhouse with 4 twin letting rooms
The property can be leased either individually or as a whole unit and provides clear span accommodation to an eaves height of approximately 4.8 metres. The units have been recently refurbished to a modern specification that includes composite cladding elevations and roof panels providing excellent thermal and low energy qualities. Internal fit out includes a number of private offices in Unit 1, in addition to staff facilities and WC. Energy saving LED lighting is installed throughout. Externally the units benefit from dedicated car parking and a large shared service yard.
A rare chance to acquire this excellent investment opportunity located in the heart of Goole town centre. The premises is a large two-storey standalone building that occupies the corner of Government Street and Edinburgh Street. The property consists of a ground floor made up of three separate co...
The property is situated overlooking the Humber and comprises a detached two storey office building in a prominent location, providing excellent offices arranged over 2 floors. The offices have been extensively refurbished which includes new windows, carpets, LED lights and decoration throughout. Externally, the offices currently have the benefit of 19 dedicated car parking spaces.
The property comprises of a three storey period property that fronts Saturday Market and is adjacent to the Kings Head public house and Dyer Lane pedestrian access linking to further retail shops and Tesco's Supermarket. The property comprises of a communal access via Saturday Market with the building consisting of a variety of commercial operators that fall under Class E use, which consists of retail, beauty, medial and office. The premises benefit from communal kitchen and WC facilities within the building. A full tenancy schedule is available upon request.
The property consists of a converted period building effectively comprising of 4 buildings converted into 1 block of offices occupied by SJP Law. The 3 properties fronting Parliament Street are within the Georgian era with the rear building, known as Parliament Chambers, believed to be Victorian. The main office is accessed via Parliament Street with the rear accessed via Duncan Place and Manor Street, and the property having the benefit of a secured car park for up to 10 vehicles. The Parliament Street buildings are built on basement, ground, first, second floor and attic level with the offices consisting of a mixture of individual offices and part of the building being refurbished to create open plan offices. The lower ground floor offices coming from Duncan Place are being utilised as a gym, additional individual offices and meeting rooms.
The property comprises a detached, two-storey traditional brick office building, constructed beneath a pitched concrete tiled roof and benefiting from 26 designated car parking spaces. Internally, the ground floor provides disabled and staff WC facilities and is arranged predominantly as open-plan office accommodation. The first floor is similarly configured, offering largely open-plan office space with additional WC facilities. The offices are fitted to a good specification, including suspended ceilings, LED lighting, a comfort cooling and air-conditioning system, and gas-fired central heating. Both the ground and first floors incorporate ancillary managers' offices, meeting rooms, and kitchen facilities, providing flexible and functional office accommodation throughout.
Sold via Secure Sale online bidding. Terms & Conditions apply A rare and highly versatile detached property set within a private plot approaching one acre, offering exceptional residential, commercial and development potential (subject to the necessary consents). Originally constructed ...
PUBLIC HOUSE AND RESTAURANT Monopoly position - only pub in the village Substantial detached property with owners accommodation Superbly presented and exceptionally well fitted Impressive public bar, spacious commercial kitchen and large car park Weekly turnover of £11,000 REF 590120. Business...
FISH AND CHIPS TAKEAWAY AND RESTAURANT Prime location on one of Hull’s busiest arterial routes Currently staff run, being sold due to owner’s ill health Bright, well fitted 28 cover restaurant Three flats, returning £15,314 per annum (combined) Weekly turnover £12,500 to £15,000 REF 591433. Busin...
The property comprises a detached building constructed of brick elevations at ground floor level with brick gable ends, set beneath a pitched tiled roof incorporating a developed roof void providing additional accommodation. The building occupies a self-contained site with direct access from Viking Road and benefits from a dedicated car parking area together with surrounding garden space. The overall site provides convenient access and an attractive setting for the property.
The unit is constructed over two floors, with a glazed front elevation. The ground floor consists of several private offices, two open-plan offices, and a large meeting room. The first floor is served by a lift with access to two adjoining open-plan offices. The unit also benefits from several WCs and a kitchen. Externally, there is a generous, dedicated car park allocation with direct access to Hedon Road. The unit also benefits from reduced running costs from PV panels.
39 Ladygate comprises of a period mid terrace property with ground floor retail unit and 2 self-contained first floor apartments accessed from a dedicated rear access. The ground floor provides a self-contained retail unit with a prominent glazed frontage and open plan sales area offering strong tenant appeal and good trading visibility. The upper floors have recently been fully refurbished to create two fully self-contained apartments. Both apartments provide kitchen, living room, bathroom and two bedrooms. Externally to the rear of the property is a garden area which could be developed further subject to any necessary consents.
The site comprises an undeveloped area of land lying immediately adjacent to the very busy A63. The site is accessed directly from the A63 and is bounded to the north by an embankment. The total site area including the embankment is 3 acres. Of the 3-acre site, 2.5 acres are developable land. Interested parties are advised to confirm the exact boundaries through their own investigations. Planning has been approved for the installation of solar panels, construction of the parking area including electric car charging bays, and hard and soft landscaping.
Freehold Pubs, Fully Fitted Bar / Nightclub - Closed, Chinese Takeaway let out at £20,800 pa, 4 self contained flats - let out at £21,840 pa inc bills, 4 Bedsits - let out at £24,600 pa inc bills, The Macintosh (closed pub) also available adj
The property consists of a steel frame truss constructed workshop and double storey building used as reception and offices. The workshop has full height brick infill sitting under a pitched roof covered in insulated profile sheet cladding incorporating intermittent translucent panels which allows natural daylight into the workshop. Staff amenities are located at the rear of the unit along with a mezzanine which provides additional storage. Externally the property has been overclad with horizontal cladding panels providing a modern look. Height under the steel frame truss is 3.97m. A 1.5 tonne crane was in situ in the workshop and a single access shutter measured 3.26m (w) x 3.82m (h). The property occupies a prominent position on Madeley Street and benefits from high levels of passing traffic from the Daltry Street flyover.


