Commercial properties for sale in Lancashire, Land

The site totals approximately 14.36 acres and has outline planning permission for the development of the land north of Ribble Valley Enterprise Park to provide up to 257,895 sq ft (23,959 sq m) of new commercial/employment floorspace. The planning is subject to the development of a new roundabout which is to be accessed from the A59.

The site extends to approximately 9.81 acres (3.97 hectares), providing for a Net Developable Area of approximately 7 acres. The site itself is, in its majority, regular in shape, vacant and has been cleared, having previously been occupied by a large paper mill (Hollins Paper Mill). Vehicular access is provided via a former roadway via Hollins Road. We are advised that the site is fully remediated and a validation report will be supplied once completed by E3P Environmental Consultancy. The site will be finished to a development platform, with a piling mat for parties to commence build on the site. Following discussions with the Environmental Agent as part of the planning application, they have advised that the culvert should ideally be opened up in the future. Accordingly, no development should take place over the culvert area. Please see the main photograph showing the location of the culvert.

Prime drive-up self storage freehold development opportunity

The site is irregular in shape but broadly rectangular and extends to approximately 1.42 hectares (3.5 acres) being generally level in nature with hedge/tree lined boundaries. Access is provide from a private roadway which is anticipated to be adopted in due course. The site lies within the defined settlement of Whalley, one of the three Principal Settlements in the Ribble Valley Core Strategy. Pre-application advice was sought from Ribble Valley Borough Council in December 2021 for 15 large detached homes. This reflected the owner's aspiration at the time for a scheme similar in scale and density to the adjoining executive development at The Oaks, which has since been delivered, rather than the capacity of the site. In our view the land offers scope for a greater number of dwellings, subject to planning. The meeting with the case officer was constructive. The matters raised were open space provision and affordable housing. No formal written response was issued. The planning context has moved on considerably since then: Housing need: the Core Strategy (2008 to 2028) is more than five years old, so housing need is now assessed using the Government's standard method. Following the December 2024 NPPF this more than doubled the Borough's annual requirement, from 130 to over 300 dwellings. Housing land supply: the Council's published position is a supply of 2.24 years as at 31 March 2026, against the five years required. New NPPF: in any event, the revised NPPF published...

Residential development opportunity in Little Hoole with outline planning permission for 8 dwellings. Offered as a whole with Biodiversity Net Gain lease potential and adjoining land offering future planning prospects. Ideal for housebuilders, developers, investors and land promoters.

38,000 sqft Industrial Unit on an ***EXTENSIVE PLOT*** of approximately 3.2 acres

A unique residential development opportunity comprising 42 apartments.

The site comprises a broadly level parcel of employment land positioned on a corner plot, enhancing prominence and development potential. Its frontage provides excellent opportunity for access arrangements, visibility and branding, making it particularly attractive for occupiers requiring profile. The site is suitable for a variety of schemes including single occupier development, multi-unit estates or phased delivery.

This office investment and development opportunity comprises: - 3 storey office block which is fully tenanted (3 separate leases) - 0.3 acres of land suitable for development (STPP) - Car parking - Viewings highly recommended - Lease information available on request

A former care home with re-development potential for specialist care, SEN school or a circa 70 bedroom new build care home. The property previously operated as a 31-bed care home and is 2 storey with a basement to the rear. It extends to circa 1,244.26 sq. mt (13,393 sq. ft) and has the benefit of an existing established C2 consent. Although it is in need of extensive re-development the existing property could be re-developed as a specialist care home utilising the existing footprint and planning consent. Roby Mill is a village in West Lancashire forming part of Upholland, located approximately 2 miles east of Skelmersdale, 4 miles west of Wigan and around 6.5 miles east of Ormskirk.

Established boatyard site of 1.5 acres with extensive canal frontage and generating lucrative income. Potential for development with housing or employment.

An excellent residential development opportunity extending to approximately 0.5 acres off Sluice Lane, Rufford. Outline planning permission has been granted for up to six dwellings following demolition of the existing buildings, with all matters reserved (reference 2024/0230/OUT).

Residential Development Opportunity - Serviced Building site with full Planning Permission Submitted An excellent opportunity to acquire a fully serviced building site, now available with planning permission submitted for the construction of five separate residential dwellings. The site offers a well-prepared and straightforward development prospect, with all services already in place including B4RN internet to facilitate a smooth build process. Individual building plots are available from £160,000, providing flexibility for developers or self-build purchasers to acquire one or multiple plots depending on their requirements. The scheme allows for the development of high-quality residential properties, making it an attractive option for both small-scale developers and investors. Overall, this represents a rare opportunity to secure serviced plots with all design and planning submitted, offering strong potential for residential development and future value growth.

Planning approval has been granted by Chorley Council as follows:- 18/00060/FUL Demolition of the existing farmhouse and outbuildings and erection of 6 detached houses associated garages and access improvements. And 22/01109/FUL Erection of one detached dwelling. The demolition of the former farm has already taken place, and the land is ready to develop out as per the approvals. There is also a layout showing 5 dwellings with larger footprints, but this will require further planning approval. There is a right of way through the site, and the layout has reflected this aspect. Please see below link to video footage of land:-

Glenbourne House is an attractive three-storey commercial property of brick construction with contrasting stone detailing, beneath a flat roof incorporating slate mansard detailing and dormer windows. The building provides approximately 8,338 sq ft Net Internal Area arranged over three floors, together with car parking to the rear. The ground floor comprises two self-contained commercial units. Unit 1 is let to Thermadent Ltd, trading as a dental laboratory. Unit 2, previously occupied by Alcedo Care, is being offered with vacant possession and is available for occupation from 23 November 2026. Unit 2 provides approximately 1,193 sq ft of ground floor office accommodation, with two allocated parking spaces. The suite is being separately marketed to let at £12,500 per annum exclusive, offering an opportunity to generate additional income or accommodate a purchaser's own business. Part of the first floor has now been let to Gulp Global Ltd under a new three-year lease dated 28 October 2026 at £9,000 per annum, with rent commencing on 28 December 2026. The remaining first floor accommodation is occupied by the vendors, who would consider either a leaseback or providing vacant possession on completion. The second floor remains vacant and provides predominantly open plan office accommodation, offering further letting or owner occupation opportunities. The upper floor offices benefit from good natural light, WC facilities and ancillary accommodation. Offic

We are pleased to bring to market this existing site which comprises of part commercial buildings and part hard standing yard space: - Consent has been granted via a pre-application report for the erection of a residential re-development. - Pre-application reference: 23/0449 - The site could potentially suit a development of houses, bungalow and/or flats (STPP) - See plans as a guide (only). - Access considered from both Stanmore Avenue and Hampshire Place. - All interested parties are welcome to make their own investigations into the development potential of the site. - All interest and enquiries are invited.

Finance is available from Charles Street Finance. The Property comprises a broadly triangular-shaped site, relatively flat and predominantly hard surfaced. It extends to approximately 0.13 hectares (0.32 acres) and benefits from excellent frontage onto Moor Lane. The site is located in the vibrant University Quarter of Preston, an area that has seen significant investment from both the University of Lancashire and the local council. It also enjoys good access to the surrounding city centre road network. Planning approval was granted on 12 April 2024 (ref: 06/2023/0091) for a part 19, part 5 storey building providing 120 apartments.

The site is rectangular and generally overgrown, surrounded by housing on 3 sides with a tree boundary to the rear. Craiglands being the residential dwelling lies towards the easterly boundary of the site.

Fitton Estates are delighted to offer for sale this unique opportunity to acquire two established residential investment properties together with approximately 11.5 acres of agricultural land, subject to confirmation with the title deeds. The holding is available either as a whole or in three separate lots. The residential element comprises the two semi-detached dwellings known as Moss View and Brookside, both of which are currently occupied and produce an established combined rental income of £1,452 per calendar month, comprising £726 pcm respectively. The sale is subject to and with the benefit of the existing tenancies, with the occupiers remaining unaffected. Since acquiring the property in 2001, the current vendors have regularised the planning position relating to Moss View, which now benefits from a Certificate of Lawfulness confirming unrestricted residential occupation. Brookside is occupied under a tenancy. Copies of the relevant planning documentation, Certificate of Lawfulness and tenancy agreements are available upon request. Lot 1 - Approximately 6.5 Acres of Agricultural Land Guide Price £100,000 Lot 1 comprises a parcel of agricultural land extending to approximately 6.5 acres, subject to confirmation with the title deeds. The land is situated beyond the adjoining residential development formerly known as Fine Janes Farm. Access is afforded by the benefit of a reserved right of way through the adjoining consented residential development,

The site comprises three plots extending to 2.03 acres. The site has a slight slope from south to north. The site is located in a mature residential area and in close proximity to Nelson Town Centre. The site sits on the southeast edge of Nelson on Lowthwaite drive within a densely populated residential area, albeit close toa local golf course and a nature reserve. Nelson is well served by J13 of the M65 motorway which runs west to Burnley and north east to Colne. From the town centre the A56 runs south west to the M65 at Brierfield. The surrounding area is characterised by a mix of 1930's semi-detached housing with older terraced properties further to the north. There are pockets of 1980's and 1990's private residential development.

The site comprises a broadly rectangular parcel of land extending to approximately 3.48 hectares ( 8.6 acres ) . Historically it formed part of the wider former Pontins holiday park which has in part been developed by Persimmon Homes. More recently, a section of the site has been utilised as a contractor site office facility and as a consequence parts of hardstanding remain on site together with tarmacadam access directly from Clifton Drive North. The site is generally level and enclosed in part by a circa 1-metre-high metal fence running along the frontage to Clifton Drive North. Overall, and subject to securing planning permission it is suitable for a variety of potential uses .

The site is triangular and extends to approximately 0.271 hectares (0.67 acres) being level in nature with timber board fenced boundaries to modern executive housing. Access is provide from a private roadway which will be adopted in due course.

At the front of the site is Our Lady Immaculate Catholic Church being a detached stone built church, adapted from a mid 19th century railway good shed and subsequently adapted for ecclesiastical use. The building is rectangular with coursed stone elevations under a hipped slate roof, incorporating narrow round-arched windows to the side elevations which provide natural light. Internally, the accommodation provides a single worship space being open plan, together with ancillary rooms and WC facilities. The grounds to the rear are substantial being level and triangular shaped being bounded by hedgerows and the Lune Greenway Cycle/Footpath. We understand the field/grounds were previously used as a railway siding.

The property consists of a substantial 62 bedroom hotel within a three block five storey sea front property occupying a prominent position in North Shore Blackpool. The hotel has not been trading for a number of years and requires extensive refurbishment which is reflected in the low asking price for a property of this size. There are no trading accounts available. There is a small car park to the front providing parking for 4 motor vehicles for guests. Small yard area to the rear.