Commercial Properties For Sale in North Londonshire, Northamptonshire
Paid partnerships can play a role in listing order
The property comprises approximately 34.08 acres (13.79 hectares) of permanent pasture, which borders the River Nene and is adjacent to the historic Fotheringhay Castle Mound and Ruins, perhaps most famous for being the place where Mary, Queen of Scots was tried and executed in 1587.
1/10
For sale is an existing auto workshop unit comprising office area, covered storage areas and workshop to the rear. The unit faces St James' Road and has a secure yard to the front.
- Site area of 0.3 acres
- Comprises workshop, covered storage area, offices and yard
- Fenced perimeter and doubt gates to road access
1/1
The property comprises two detached warehouse units of steel portal frame construction, both offering clear span space. 18 Linnell Way includes high-quality two-storey office accommodation to the front elevation, constructed with brick and block walls up to eaves level. The remainder of both units is finished in insulated cladding to the walls and roof, with translucent roof panels providing natural light. Both units benefit from double-glazed aluminium doors and windows. Each unit has an insulated up-and-over loading door measuring approximately 4m wide by 4.7m high. The eaves height in both units is approximately 5m, rising to around 5.7m at full height. The offices at 18 Linnell Way are fitted to a high standard, including glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, and a combination of heating and air conditioning. Unit A, Henson Way, provides male and female WC facilities and a small canteen area, with some sections benefiting from suspended ceilings and LED lighting. The warehouse area is heated by a gas blower heater. A single-storey extension links Unit A to 18 Linnell Way. Externally both units have their own independent access from Henson Way and are secured by palisade fencing with landscaped surroundings. 18 Linnell Way provides approximately 18 parking spaces, with a further 7 spaces allocated to Unit A.
- Established industrial estate
- Secure yards
- Good road links
1/13
An extraordinary opportunity to acquire The Royal Hotel, an iconic, Grade II listed late-Victorian landmark dominating the heart of Kettering’s historic Market Place. Combining stunning Jacobean-style architecture with massive footprint versatility.
- High Ceiling
- Big Seating Area
- ideal for investment
1/10
The property comprises a detached manufacturing facility constructed over two bays dating back to the 1980s, which has since been extended with an additional high bay section, added in 2017. This new warehouse section has provided approximately 33,334sq.ft and benefits from working heights of 11.35m. There is a two-storey administration block to the front of the unit providing offices, showroom space together with welfare and administration. The vendor has recently carried out refurbishment works to the office and administration areas. There are three dock levels and one level access loading bays to either side of the warehouse serving the high bay section. These loading areas are accessed via access roads either side of the unit. The property provides two access points for loading, allowing loading and unloading from both sides of the warehouse area.
|1/18
Holiday accommodation is provided via nine cottages as well as an Eco Lodge, also with a pool house. Residential accommodation includes Frog Hall and annexe. There is an agricultural barn, stabling and builder's yard, all of which offer development potential (STPP).
1/6
The property occupies a site area of 1.46 acres. The detached property is currently used for manufacturing, storage and showroom/sales. The property is split into three main elements in relation to the above uses. The front part of the building is the original, and is in use as a showroom, which has brick elevations under the flat roof with translucent roof lights. The eaves height is approximately 3.5m, has suspended fluorescent strip lighting and ceiling mounted air conditioning units. The main offices are also within this accommodation. The production area forms the middle and rear section of the original building and comprises steel portal frame construction under a single pitched profile steel metal roof with full height cladding to the elevations of profile steel metal. Loading to this area is via a door 3m x 3m. To the rear of this block is the main warehouse which is accessed via an internal gap to the manufacturing space of 4.1m wide x 4m high. It is constructed of a steel portal frame and a pitched steel profile clad roof with perspex roof lights. The property has block work elevations, concrete floor, fluorescent strip lighting and gas warm air heating. Loading from the self-contained and secure yard is through a 3m wide x 3.6m high loading door.
1/18
The property is a detached building that was extensively refurbished in 2014/15 under the Planning Consent for Change of Use to New Motor Dealership including open land on the South side of St James Road for Car Sales. The building is a three bay, clear span, concrete framed building with a full eaves height of approximately 3.8m having concrete floors, insulated profile cladding to the walls and to the roof, with roof incorporating double skin translucent roof lights. The showrooms are extensively fitted out with LED lighting, with comfort cooling / heating air conditioning cassettes fitted throughout supplemented by electric panel heaters to some of the office / break-out areas. The showroom areas are double glazed aluminium units with a combination of standard double glazed personnel access doors and sliding doors allowing cars access into the building from the show areas. The building is also fitted out with a workshop bay, fitted with single and 3-phase electrics that the current tenant has fitted with access ramps and a parts bay accessed via an insulated up and over loading door approximately 2.9m wide x 2.3m high. The elevation fronting the Oakley Road dual carriageway has a block paved area for the parking of the sale cars displaying approximately 12 vehicles with tarmacadam perimeter road around the building. The main access to the site is from St James Road where there is further car display parking and leads tothe main personnel access via 2 ramped walkway...
1/9
The premises at Edmonds Close is a detached building, previously used for manufacturing and warehousing, with a steel portal frame. It is part brick block walls and large areas of fenstration, giving excellent natural light to the offices, having part flat roof and part pitched roofs to the main building. The site, totalling approximately 1.102 acres (0.446 hectares), is secured by a metal palisade fence, with double gates leading into the yard area that predominantly has a Tarmac surface with some concreted area. To the rear of the property are three workshop areas, having brick block walls, flat roofs and roller shutter doors. Internally, the main building has two main personnel access areas, one immediately off Edmonds Close and one from the main yard area, with a roller shutter loading door to the rear elevation. The property is split internally into ground floor offices and ancillary accommodation to the front, and side elevation to yard. With the main production space with accommodation of open warehouse/production area and purpose built laboratory space that includes suspended ceilings. The main production area/warehouse area is heated via a suspended gas blower heater, with the office having a wet radiator gas fired system. There is a clear eaves height of approx. 3.26m, a full eaves height of approx. 4.18m and an apex of approx. 5.25m.
1/1The property comprises two detached warehouse units of steel portal frame construction, both offering clear span space. 18 Linnell Way includes high-quality two-storey office accommodation to the front elevation, constructed with brick and block walls up to eaves level. The remainder of both units is finished in insulated cladding to the walls and roof, with translucent roof panels providing natural light. Both units benefit from double-glazed aluminium doors and windows. Each unit has an insulated up-and-over loading door measuring approximately 4m wide by 4.7m high. The eaves height in both units is approximately 5m, rising to around 5.7m at full height. The offices at 18 Linnell Way are fitted to a high standard, including glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, and a combination of heating and air conditioning. Unit A, Henson Way, provides male and female WC facilities and a small canteen area, with some sections benefiting from suspended ceilings and LED lighting. The warehouse area is heated by a gas blower heater. A single-storey extension links Unit A to 18 Linnell Way. Externally both units have their own independent access from Henson Way and are secured by palisade fencing with landscaped surroundings. 18 Linnell Way provides approximately 18 parking spaces, with a further 7 spaces allocated to Unit A.
1/3
Irchester Grange Farm, Farndish Road, Irchester NN29 7HL FARMYARD REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Barns with Planning Consent for conversion into a total of 6 dwellings including self build opportunity Overall Site Area 0.75 HECTARES (1.85 acres) FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY AS A WHOLE OR IN TWO SEPARAT...
1/4
The site has most recently been occupied by a former elderly persons care home arranged across a substantial footprint with multiple wings. The existing accommodation is extensive and comprises six wings providing a total of 45 bedrooms, together with associated office and consultation rooms, communal lounges and dining facilities, day centre accommodation, multiple kitchens, WC facilities, laundry and utility rooms, plant rooms, storage areas and staff facilities. The building also benefited from ancillary features including an in-house hairdresser, conservatory and landscaped communal gardens. Externally, the site benefits from a block paved parking area to the frontage together with mature landscaping and gardens surrounding the building perimeter.
1/5
Former social and care buildings on approximate 1.92 acre site. Development Opportunity including Residential, Care, Commercial and Community Uses subject to planning being approved. The property comprises a secure gated site measuring approximately 1.92 acres, accessed via a tarmac surfaced roadway and accommodating several existing buildings extending to approximately 18,143 sq ft. Owing to the condition of the existing buildings, it is recommended that the buildings be demolished to facilitate comprehensive redevelopment of the site, subject to the necessary consents. Bounded by established residential neighbourhoods, commercial occupiers and an adjoining public park, the site occupies a highly accessible and sustainable location. The site has potential for a range of alternative uses, including development, subject to planning permission.
1/1
The unit was constructed in the late 1980's as a detached clear span portal framed building with two storey offices to the end elevation fronting Linnell Way with those areas having cavity brick block walls up to eaves with the rest of the unit having external profile insulated cladding to the walls and to the roof with the roofs incorporating double skin translucent roof lights. The unit has double glazed aluminium power coated doors and windows with some additional UPVC windows to the rear elevation on Unit 18. The property is fitted with an insulated up and over loading door approximately 4m wide x 4.7m high. Eaves height is approximately 5m, clear and 5.7m full. The offices are fitted with glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting and a combination of gas fired heating and air conditioning/comfort cooling units. Externally there are approximately 18 car parking spaces to the front and side of the building with the site being secured with galvanised palisade fencing and landscaping.
1/7
The unit is a detached steel-framed building with an open plan internal layout, incorporating two-storey office accommodation to the front elevation facing Linnell Way. The property benefits from double-glazed aluminium doors and windows. An up and over loading door is provided, measuring approximately 4m wide by 4.7m high. The eaves height is approximately 5m and 5.7m to the apex. The office accommodation is fitted with glass partitioning, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, and a combination of gas-fired heating and air conditioning, with the unit currently undergoing refurbishment. Externally, there are approximately 18 car parking spaces to the front and side of the building. The site is secured with fencing and includes landscaped areas.
1/6
The property is built around a steel frame with insulated steel cladding and translucent panels to the roof. The warehouse has an eaves height of 5 metres, rising to around 5.7 metres, with up and over loading door. The warehouse is fitted with strip lighting and a gas blower heater. Two storey offices are provided to one side, along with M/F WCs and a kitchenette. Car parking is available to the front, along with loading, over a secure palisade fenced yard.
1/2
The property is of clear span portal frame construction with a power floated concrete floor, part cavity brick/block walls to a low level and insulated profile steel cladding to the upper parts of the walls and roof with roof incorporating translucent roof lights. The unit has a clear eaves height of approximately 5m and a full eaves height of approximately 5.7m and is fitted with an insulated up and over loading door of approximately 4m wide x 4.7m high. Lighting is via fluorescent strip lights within the warehouse production area and heated via a suspended gas fired blower heater. Two storey offices are located to one side of the unit together with male and female WC's and a small canteen/kitchen area. Car parking is located to the front of the building.