Land For Sale in North West, England
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An excellent opportunity to acquire a commercial land parcel extending to approximately 1 acre, located within the Blackley / Harpurhey area of North Manchester.
- 0.466 acres (0.189 hectares)
- Suitable for vehicle storage and fleet parking (STP)
- Suitable for open storage and yard use (STP)
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2,248 sq. m (.56 acres). Planning for 83 bed student accommodation. Opposite Burnley College. Close to Burnley Central Station and within walking distance of the town centre and all its amenities including the new Cinema.
- 2,248 sq. m (.56 acres).
- Planning for 83 bed student accommodation.
- Opposite Burnley College.
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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 .
- Prominent position
- Rare freehold development opportunity
- Unconditional and conditional offers invited
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a retail site in a highly sought-after location just off the A49. Extending to approximately 1.73 acres, the site comprises both industrial and office accommodation and provides flexibility for a range of uses. 1.73 acres (0.7 hectares) Offers invited in excess of £1,800,000
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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 is offered for sale on a freehold basis and extends to 2.7 acres The site is fully serviced and benefits from approved planning applications for a multi let industrial scheme: Link to both approved applications; 6.5m eave scheme - Applic No. 23F/0337 8.5m eave scheme - Applic No. 22F/0618 We are considering speculative build but In the interim we sell the site, or offer design and build, built to suit packages to accommodate up to 40,000 sqft or may consider short or long term open storage options.
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For sale via secure sale online bidding - terms and conditions apply. The site is situated in the popular Bispham Road in the heart of the vibrant Cleveleys Town Centre and being close to the Promenade and Seafront making it an extremely desirable residential location. The site is currentl...
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The subject site currently comprises a post-war framed warehouse with small rear car park. Post demolition, the site has planning for a new development comprising ground and six upper floors offering 75 student rooms together with ancillary accommodation to include gymnasium, cinema, reception, cycle room and laundry room. The subject property is located fronting Gildart Street and between Constance Street and Bayhorse Lane within the area known as the Fabric District off London Road on the edge of Liverpool City Centre. The property lies in an area of mixed land use comprising student accommodation, warehousing and residential properties. It lies a short walk from the University of Liverpool and John Moores University Knowledge Quarter and a short walk from Liverpool Lime Street Railway station. There has been significant development in the area in recent years predominately being residential and student accommodation.
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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 is located fronting Chorley Road (A5106) on the eastern edge of Standish. The A5106 leads to Wigan Road A49 and via Almonds Brook Road (A5209) to Junction 27 of the M6 motorway. The property is irregular in shape and historically has been used for land fill purposes. In recent years, the site has been filled in with inert building material with Enviroment Agency permits/permisssion. This fill is shortly to be completed and the site will be made good and the Environment Agency Completion Certificate will be made available.
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The property comprises of the site of the former Harrop Mill. The mill has been demolished and planning permission has been granted for redevelopment. The site slopes from the North to the South. The stream to the rear is to be re-routed as part of the permission granted.
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FOR SALE Land at Stoneyheugh, Ellerbeck Lane, Workington CA14 4HFAn Exciting Opportunity to Purchase a Useful Block of Agricultural Land Which Holds Possible Future Development Potential, Subject to Planning. Extending in Total to Approximately 17.76 hectares (43.88 acres).
