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Land To Let or For Sale, Eastham

FOR SALE - Prime 4.93 acre Liverpool Urban Development Site

For Sale / To Let New Warehouse / Industrial Development Site of 25 Acres, Suitable to Accommodate Units From 43,700 - 250,000 Sq Ft

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.

Both sites are located fronting the western side of Pall Mall north of its intersection with Leeds Street (A5053) and Chisenhale Street. Site A is bounded by Chadwick Street to the north and Site B adjoins Lanyork Street to the south. Both sites lie on the northern edge of Liverpool City Centre in a mixed use location comprising residential blocks under construction, commercial units, sites used for car parking and Williams BMW Parts and Service garage. Significant residential development schemes under construction/proposed nearby include: Love Lane/Pall Mall Scheme - 507 apartments Metal Works Scheme, Leeds Street - 405 apartments The Gateway - 656 apartments fronting Leeds Street The two sites are irregular in shape and are currently undeveloped and used for surface car parking.

The site was formally the location of a Ford Car Showroom and the TT Electronics Factory and is roughly rectangular in shape. The site is predominately surfaced with tarmac but it is overgrown throughout with the derelict two storey car showroom in the north east corner of the site.

The subject property fronts Storrington Avenue and Lower House Lane in Croxteth approximately 5.5 miles north east of Liverpool City Centre. Lower House Lane links to the East Lancs Road (A580) which in turn leads west into Liverpool City Centre and east to the M6 and the North West motorway network. The subject site land and containing existing warehouses to the rear of the former Merseyside Fire & Rescue Croxteth Fire Station. The site is partly landscaped with grass and self-seeded trees, partly tarmac and concrete surfaced with former fire training related buildings currently insitu. It is anticipated that access to the site will be from Lower House Lane.

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.

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.

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.

The site is located on the corner of Allerton Road and Hillfoot Road (A562) in the district of Woolton, South Liverpool. Woolton lies approx. 6 miles south east of Liverpool City Centre. The subject is irregular in shape and is currently undeveloped and comprises a mixture of woodland, open grassed areas and areas with shrubs. Access to the site is via the entrance to Woolton Acre Care Home, accessed off Allerton Road. The proposed development on the subject site has planning permission for 9 significant detached dwellings. The entire site is placed to the market comprising 4.97 hectares (12.27 acres). The area that has planning permission comprises the northern part of the site closest to the junction of Hillfoot Road and Woolton Road which comprises 3.04 hectares (7.50 acres).

The property comprises a five-bedroom detached bungalow, two timber stable blocks and tack room, and land, in all extending to 2.8 hectares (7 acres) or thereabouts as shown edged red on the plan in these particulars for identification purposes only. The bungalow is a lovely sized family property of brick under slate construction and benefits from several grass paddocks to the rear, a beautiful formal garden curtilage and open aspect countryside view. The property benefits from a gated parking area to the front and attached garage to the side of the property. To the rear a private mature planted garden with hedge and fenced borders including a patio terrace, chicken pen and pond. The Property also has Two timber stable blocks Buildings comprising of five stables and tack room on a gated area of hard standing.

Being sold via Secure Sale online bidding. Terms & Conditions apply. Description **Fantastic Development Opportunity - Full Planning Approved - Scheme of Five Properties!** Full planning approved! This 0.493 acre site is currently occupied by a detached dormer bungalow which is to...

The Former Olive Mount Hospital in located on a significant site with three detached properties located on it as follows: The Manor House was built 1790 and 1793 for James Swan a local tea dealer and grocer. It comprises a Georgian style detached four storey dwelling of stone construction with multi-pitched slate roof which will require extensive refurbishment. Attendance House is a two storey detached premises which appears to be late Victorian of traditional brick construction with multi-pitch tiled roof, again in need of full refurbishment. Former Lodge is a single storey premises of stone construction incorporating gas cupboard and electric cupboard. Externally, the property is set in significant grounds. Access is directly from Mill Lane with the Manor House benefitting from car parking to the side and rear and a private road leads to the Attendance House and to Princes School at the eastern end of the site. From calculations taken from Edozo Maps we understand the site area to be 0.99 hectares (2.46 acres).

The property includes two dilapidated mixed-use units with residential upper floors and an extensive rear yard containing derelict stables/outbuildings. The existing structures require full refurbishment or redevelopment. There may be scope for refurbishment of existing buildings where commercially viable, in addition to full redevelopment options, subject to the necessary consents.

Sandheys comprises a substantial detached dwelling in substantial grounds built in the early 19th Century of traditional brick construction with slate roof and comprising two storeys and incorporating three bays. The property is in a dilapidated condition and hence in need of refurbishment. The subject property is located fronting Mill Lane in West Derby close to its intersection with Queens Drive (A5038). Queens Drive leads south to the Rocket Junction at the commencement of the M62 motorway and north and west towards Liverpool City Centre. The immediate land use around the subject property comprises a mixture of semi-detached and detached housing with the property lying immediately behind Holly Lodge School.

A substantial mid-terrace period property arranged over ground, first and second floors, extending to approximately 1,981 sq ft. There is also a cellar which is accessed via some steps outside which could provide some additional storage. The property is now vacant and cleared, presenting a genuine refurbishment opportunity. The internal condition requires modernisation; however, the scale and layout offer excellent scope for reconfiguration. The property particularly lends itself to conversion into three self-contained flats (subject to the necessary planning consents), with strong precedent along King Street. Alternatively, the property may appeal to an owner-occupier seeking to create a large family dwelling. Externally, the property benefits from a hardstanding frontage providing off-road parking and an enclosed rear yard.

The property fronts Broad Lane in Kirkby close to its inter-section with Gaywood Avenue. Broad Lane leads via Bewley Drive to Moorgate Road North (A5207) which in turn leads south to the East Lancs Road (A580) close by. The immediate land use comprises a mixture of semi-detached housing and the properties opposite the Broad Lane retail park which incorporates supermarket, chemist and other local amenities. The Wignall Park lies behind the subject property. The subject property comprises a post-war building rectangular in shape of traditional brick construction with a double pitch roof clad in tiles. Internally, it has been fitted out to offer a church facility, kitchen, office, toilet and store. It benefits from suspended acoustic tiled ceiling, painted and plaster walls and herringbone or carpeted floors. It is lit via fluorescent strip lighting and heated from wall mounted radiators from a gas fired boiler. Externally, the site benefits from car parking with a tarmac surface with the remainder of the site being undeveloped.

*FOR SALE VIA ONLINE AUCTION* terms and conditions apply* We are pleased to offer to auction this potential development site, situation on Church Road. The site has been granted planning for "Erection of apartment building containing 9no (studio, 1 + 2 bedroom) open market residential ...

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.

Residential development opportunity. Circa 0.35 acres (0.14 hectares) Freehold - Offers in the region of £100,000

LAND Exciting opportunity to purchase 1.5 acres of woodland located in a much sought after area. The land can be split into 3 parcels of land @ £15,000 each if required.

This land for sale Liverpool L4 represents a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a well-located plot in a sought-after area of Liverpool. With a guide price of £25,000 plus and significant residential development potential (subject to planning), this lot is ideal for investors, developers, and buyers seeking value and growth in a vibrant urban setting. The auction will take place on the 23rd of September 2026. For further information, to download the legal pack, or to register to bid, please visit our Current Auction Catalogue. Remember All interested parties are strongly advised to undertake their own due diligence, commission professional surveys, and seek independent legal and planning advice before bidding. The auctioneers have not personally inspected the site, and all particulars are provided in good faith but without warranty. Ready to secure your next investment? Contact Palace Auctions London today or visit our auction listings to discover more opportunities. For authoritative guidance on planning and development, consult the Liverpool City Council Planning Portal and [GOV.UK Planning Permission Guidance]( project starts here.*

FOR SALE BY AUCTION: terms and conditions apply. Pattinsons are please to offer for sale via online auction;. The plot measures approximately 0.1 acres (404.68 sqm) with a perimeter of roughly 83 m. Please note we have not inspected this site.

Land To Let or For Sale, Eastham

For Sale / To Let New Warehouse / Industrial Development Site of 25 Acres, Suitable to Accommodate Units From 43,700 - 250,000 Sq Ft

FOR SALE - Prime 4.93 acre Liverpool Urban Development Site

On instructions of Sefton MBC. Former Victoria Baths. Located on the historic seafront promenade, the regeneration of Victoria Baths offers an exciting and flexible opportunity for investors of imagination and flare. This beautiful grade II listed building, iconic in its role in shaping the town, is now ready to play a key part in reimagining Southport's future. Sefton MBC are looking for investors of imagination to bring new life to this much-loved historic building, whose history of nearly two centuries has seen it time and again taking a central place in shaping the life of one of the country's most vibrant coastal resorts. Sefton MBC invite investors to reimagine Victoria Baths in new and creative ways, to encourage new communities, support the local economy, generate local employment opportunities, skills development and support existing and emerging local businesses. We understand works undertaken to March 2021, in the sum £395,000 include external repairs to roof, masonry and rainwater goods and general external fabric to make shell water-tight. Investment proposals are invited appropriate for this leisure, visitor & tourist location. There is no formal Guide Price for this investment opportunity and all submissions & offers will be considered on their individual merits. Please note, the adjoining Victoria Leisure facility is unaffected. Further enquiries please contact Graham Bowling BSc (Hons) MRICS .