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The Prenton development land auction offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, well-located parcel. In one of Wirral’s most desirable suburbs. With a guide price of £200,000, this 4,372.32 sq m site is ideal for investors, developers, and private buyers seeking a prime development opportunity. The auction will be held live and online from Claridge’s London at 1pm on 23rd September 2026. To participate, review the legal pack, register to bid, and conduct your own legal and planning due diligence. For full details, visit our Current Auction Catalogue, Register to Bid, Valuation & Market Appraisals, and Contact Us pages. For authoritative guidance, consult the HM Land Registry and Wirral Council Planning Portal. Don’t miss this chance to invest in a thriving community—register today and take the next step towards securing your future in Prenton. Ready to bid or need advice? View the legal pack, register to bid, or contact Palace Auctions London for expert guidance. For planning and legal information, consult the HM Land Registry and Wirral Council Planning Portal.
- 4,372.32 sq m development site west of Hargrave Avenue, Prenton, Wirral CH43 2NH, guide price £100,000.
- Vacant, regular-shaped plot offering scope for residential or mixed-use development, subject to planning.
- Situated in an established, leafy residential suburb with period homes and a strong community feel.
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An exceptional opportunity to acquire a fully income-producing residential investment comprising 11 self-contained apartments within a substantial and highly attractive detached period building. The asset offers a compelling combination of secure in-place income, reversionary potential and long-term capital resilience, underpinned by strong fundamentals including unit size, specification and location. The property comprises a substantial detached period building, thoughtfully converted to provide 11 self-contained apartments, predominantly two-bedroom units, representing a high-quality, fully let residential investment. The asset combines immediate income with clear potential for rental growth, alongside characteristics that support long term performance and resilience. Architecturally, the building is distinguished by its symmetrical façade, decorative stonework and bay windows, creating a strong visual identity and sense of permanence. Internally, the apartments blend period character with modern specification, including fitted kitchens, contemporary bathrooms and efficient layouts designed for long term lettings. A key strength of the asset is the generous scale of accommodation, with units ranging from approximately 38 sq m to 100 sq m, and the majority of apartments between 59 sq m and 88 sq m, significantly exceeding typical local provision. This enhanced space provision supports: Strong tenant appeal across multiple demographics Improved tenant...
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The subject property comprises an L-shaped building of steel framed construction with external walls finished in both brick and metal cladding and benefitting from a double pitched profile metal clad roof. The property is predominately fitted out as offices on part ground and upper floor with the remainder of the ground floor sub-divided into 4 self-contained workshop units. The ground and first floor offices are a mixture of cellular and open plan accommodation fitted out as follows: Suspended acoustic ceiling incorporating recessed lighting. Painted plaster walls and solid floors. Double glazed windows and the property is heated via wall mounted radiators from gas boilers in a central plant room. A number of offices also benefit from air conditioning. The 4 ground floor workshops benefit from their own roller shutter door/double glazed PVC door and have been fitted out partially for office and also workshop purposes. Externally, the site offers a dedicated car park incorporating approximately 40 delineated car parking spaces. Access to the car park is via St Paul's Road with the site benefitting from electric sliding gates.
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The property/site is located close to the centre of Bromborough approximately 7 miles south of Birkenhead and 12 miles north of Chester. The site fronts Bromborough Village Road, which itself leads to the A41 close by. The A41 runs north to the Birkenhead Tunnel and Liverpool City Centre and south to Junction 5 of the M53 motorway. The immediate land use is predominately residential comprising a mixture of housing types. The property comprises of the main police station, separate property store and two houses which are currently occupied as offices, built in the late 1930's. The main station is of part single / part two storey of traditional brick construction with pitched tiled or flat roofs. Internally the building is finish with acoustic tile ceiling, recessed strip lighting, painted or papered walls, carpeted or parquet floors, gas central heating and double glazing throughout The separate garage block was refurbished for use as a property store in 2013. It has brick walls, double pitched tile covered roof and has been extended with an extension comprising brick walls and metal sheet roof. Two detached Police houses 81 and 83 Bromborough Village Road and have been used as offices. They are of traditional two storey brick design with pitched tiled roof. Externally, there are two significant surface car parks on site one to the front of the building another between the main building and the adjoining property store.
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The site/property is located fronting Grafton Street close to its intersection of Stanhope Street and located in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle, an area which has seen significant re-development in recent years comprising the re-development and re-purposing of warehouses to offices, creative spaces, studios, hotels, clubs and concept bars. The site is opposite the Cains Brewery Village which is a popular destination comprising of coffee shops, food markets and bars. The property lies a close distance from the proposed Liverpool Baltic railway station on the Merseyrail Northern Line where construction is expected to commence in 2025. The site is currently occupied by warehouse/workshops of steel truss construction with profile roof, brick walls and concrete floors. The units are lit via fluorescent strip lighting and not heated. There is a narrow side access leading onto Stanhope Street. Please note the site also incorporates part of Fisher Street.
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The property comprises three detached buildings as follows: Logic House - occupied by This Is My Education (TIME) - a two storey office building of steel frame construction with brick walls and flat roof built in the 1960's/1970's with the following specification: Suspended ceilings incorporating recessed lighting Painted walls/carpeted floors Car park incorporating approx. 30 spaces Gates House - occupied by Ever Evolving Ltd - single storey steel framed warehouse with brick/profile metal clad walls currently fitted out as a children's soft play area as follows: Dedicated tarmac surfaced car park with 19 delineated spaces Acoustic tile ceiling and papered plaster walls Solid floor and lit via fluorescent strip lights Heated via air conditioning and gas fired air blowers The Arena - occupied by Darkstar Laser - the property comprises a steel portal frame building. Roof and walls clad with profile metal cladding Currently fitted out offering reception, café, toilets and area fitted out as a laser tag arena 31 delineated car parking spaces
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PRIME MIXED-USE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY An excellent opportunity to acquire a fully redeveloped mixed-use investment in the heart of Prescot town centre. This striking former HSBC bank has been thoughtfully converted to provide a high quality commercial unit on the ground floor, with 8 con...
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The subject property comprises a recently completed three storey apartment building of 6 no. apartments over 3 floors and benefitting from a rear shared garden and bin store. The units are built to an excellent specification with painted plastered walls and ceilings, laminate flooring and benefitting from fitted kitchens and bathrooms. In addition the bedrooms have been completed with chest of drawers, bedside locker, wardrobe and desk. The building is of traditional cavity wall construction with double pitched roof clad in titles with double glazed windows. All flats are heated via wall mounted radiators from gas boilers located in the ground floor rear plant room. The property has been exceptionally finished with low maintenance communal areas with tiling throughout the ground floor common areas, laminated stairwells with hardwearing noses, modern stainless steel handrails with glass inserts. To the rear there is a communal garden again completed to a high standard fitted with artificial grass. Each property has separate electricity meters again located in the ground floor rear plant room.
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Vesty Business Park is located on Bridle Road the main estate road through the Bridle Road Industrial Estate in Bootle. Bridle Road runs between Netherton Road (A5038) and Park Road which leads directly onto Dunnings Bridge Road (A5036). Dunnings Bridge Road leads to the junction of M57/M58 motorways at Switch Island. The property is located 3 miles from Liverpool Deep Water Container Terminal at Liverpool Freeport. The property comprises warehouse and store and two storey offices as follows: Warehouse Single pitch roof incorporating 15% translucent roof lights with eaves varying from 7.16 m to 8.35 m. Walls - part brick - part profile metal cladding and solid floor. Lighting is via LED lighting and the property is not heated. Offices The ground floor is predominately open plan with male and female toilets, kitchen, shower and store, fitted out as follows: Suspended acoustic tiled ceiling incorporating recessed lighting. Painted plaster walls and solid carpeted floors. Part heated via air heat pump system. The first floor comprises open plan office, glass partitioned office, board room, shower/toilet, kitchen and comms room and is fitted out to a similar specification to the ground floor. Externally the dedicated yard is surrounded by metal fencing and offers 16 delineated car park spaces although additional vehicles can be fitted into the yard.
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Grade A Office Accommodation Constructed in 2006 the accommodation offers high specification Grade A headquarter style offices with fully glazed entrance reception, comfort cooling/heating throughout and suspended ceilings incorporating recessed lighting. Male, female and disabled WC facilities are provided in addition to a well appointed kitchen/staff canteen area. Portal frame construction over 2 floors with impressive glazed entrance and tinted fenestration to all elevations provide for excellent retained light to both floors, which currently comprise a variety of open plan and private offices. However, scope remains for 2x open plan floor models by way of demountable partitioning. Copies of the original and as built drawings and specification are available on application. The availability represents a rare opportunity to buy an office building of this calibre in the North Sefton market.
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The subject property comprises a residential conversion completed in July 2024 comprising 8 x 1 no. bed apartments and 1 x 3 no. bed apartments and benefitting from large rear gardens, forecourt parking and landscaping. The property comprises a pair of semi-detached houses which have been converted as stated above of traditional brick construction with slate roof. The property has been sub-divided into 9 residential units comprising 4 x 1 bed flats on ground and first floor respectively and in addition a 3 bed unit in the attic space, therefore, comprising 9 residential units in total. It has been fitted out to the following specification: Fitted kitchen with integrated appliances. Modern bathroom suite. Double glazing throughout. Central heating. Contemporary decor. Quality floor coverings. Furniture pack included.
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The property comprises a substantial former vocational college campus currently utilised as office accommodation together with ancillary training and meeting facilities, situated on a self-contained site extending to approximately 1.1 acres. The main building is arranged over three floors and provides a mixture of private offices, open-plan workspace, classroom-style accommodation, meeting rooms and welfare facilities. The accommodation benefits from uPVC double glazed windows, aluminium pedestrian entrances and roller shutter security access at ground floor level. The premises include reception areas, canteen facilities, WC accommodation and a variety of flexible internal spaces capable of supporting a wide range of occupier requirements. A key feature of the property is the adjoining auditorium building, connected via a two-storey link block, which provides a large double-height multi-purpose space suitable for assembly, training, conferencing, sports, therapy or community-based activities. The mezzanine level has been refurbished to provide additional boardroom and meeting accommodation. The overall configuration, accessibility and established educational character of the site may lend itself particularly well to Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision, alternative education, vocational learning, support services, healthcare or community use, subject to the relevant statutory approvals. The low density site coverage also provides potential for further...
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Mayfield Mansions comprises a substantial mixed-use corner building arranged over ground and upper floors occupying a prominent position between Lord Street and Duke Street. The property provides a combination of: Restaurant accommodation Bar / leisure premises Office accommodation Self-contained residential flats Lord Street Ground floor units fronting Lord Street comprise restaurant and bar premises benefiting from strong visibility and footfall along Southport's principal leisure boulevard. Duke Street The property also includes office accommodation at 5 Duke Street, together with access to the residential accommodation. Residential The upper floors provide a range of self-contained flats collectively known as Mayfield Mansions, together with additional residential units located at 9 Lord Street and 5A and 5B Duke Street. The residential accommodation is currently let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies. Data Room: A comprehensive data room will be made available to interested parties including: Title documentation Commercial leases Residential tenancy agreements EPC certificates Electrical and gas safety certificates Fire risk assessment Asbestos management report Insurance documentation
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From Marshside Road, there is the existing church building, with car parking forecourt and access to the side. We understand the Church buildings extend to approximately 10,000 sq ft and occupy a site of 0.52 acres or thereabouts. The amalgamed Church buildings comprise the original chapel of worship (which we understand dates back to 1876 and extends to approximately 2,145 square feet), the church hall, library, offices and former caretaker's flat. These extend to approx. 5,335 sq ft. Finally, the kitchens, rear hall, classrooms and toilets, total approx. 2,521 sq ft. To the rear of this cluster of Church buildings, there is a parcel of predominantly flat and cleared land extending to c. 1.34 acres, which historically we understand was used for overflow car parking and is understood to not have been used for a number of years. There is also a single width access off Radnor Drive, which leads to a hardstanding car parking area. Proposal: The existing Church is not Listed but is considered a local heritage asset. A copy of a structural report by Keskin Consulting Structural Engineers is available on request, detailing structural issues with the existing building which concludes that in excess of £750,000 plus VAT & fees may be required to restore the building. Offers are invited on a 'subject to planning' basis with the assumption of complete of redevelopment and vacant possession. All offers will be considered on their individual merits.
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Wesley House and the former Wesley Methodist Church are offered together as a single freehold opportunity, providing a substantial and versatile site extending across two adjoining properties. Wesley House comprises a prominent six-storey office building of L-shaped configuration, arranged around a central core providing stair and lift access to all levels. The property benefits from an existing basement car park with capacity for approximately 30 vehicles. The building offers predominantly open-plan office accommodation and is considered suitable for continued office use, or alternatively conversion to residential or mixed-use development, subject to the necessary planning consents. Adjoining Wesley House is the former Wesley Street Church, which provides predominantly ground floor accommodation, together with two smaller first floor areas accessed independently. The building offers a distinctive structure with potential for a variety of alternative uses, including integration into a wider redevelopment or conversion scheme. The properties are to be sold with full vacant possession, offering purchasers immediate flexibility to implement refurbishment, conversion or redevelopment proposals.
