Commercial Properties For Sale in Northamptonshire
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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.
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Strategically located between Birmingham and London, laying just 10 miles North-West of Northampton, the Station Works development sits within the UK’s ‘Golden Triangle’ of logistics, meaning that 90% of the British population is accessible within a 4-hour drive of the site through an excellent road
- Available from March 2026
- Adjacent to Long Buckby Station
- Solar Panels
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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
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Unit 8 comprises a two storey office building within Brooklands Court which, itself, consists of 18 offices
- Set within high quality modern office development.
- 2,324 square feet (215.98 sq m) over two floors.
- Fully let producing £27,635 per annum.
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This mixed use property comprises a mix of Retail, Office and Residential space with all parts currently let out and producing a total income of £33,900 per annum. This space includes a one and two bedroomed apartment to the first floors, newly signed 3 year lease to front retail unit and g...
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UNIQUE FREEHOLD BAR, RESTAURANT AND FUNCTION VENUE Substantial freehold property Excellent private accommodation Multiple streams of income Potential for additional reception hall Weekly turnover £5,500 to £6,000 REF 591158. EPC Band D. Business and Property, Offers Over £475,000 Wellingborough
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Three self contained two storey retail shop units with ancillary upper parts totalling 7,946 Sq. Ft. Two units let one unit vacant. Located in the northern part of the town centre on the High Street. Investment Let at £32,000 per annum.
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A rare opportunity to acquire the freehold interest of a Grade II listed former 19th-century church school hall. The property offers significant character and flexibility for owner-occupiers, investors or developers, with potential for alternative uses including residential conversion, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. The first floor comprises an impressive vaulted main hall featuring arched windows, exposed timber flooring and an adjoining kitchen. The ground floor provides a range of ancillary rooms with WC and shower facilities. Externally, the property benefits from an enclosed garden with pedestrian access from Meeting Lane and on-street parking available nearby.
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The property is prominently located on Northampton's prime Town Centre shopping street and amongst retailers such as Kall Kwik, Sheinman Opticians, the BBC, Daniel Granger Hairdressing, Northampton Library, and a variety of Restaurants, Café's and Bar's. Abington Street is partly pedestrianised with short stay parking plus ample disabled parking. The Grosvenor Centre, which is Northampton's main shopping centre has an array of well-known shops and eateries, all under one roof with covered parking and is just a 5-minute walk away. With 2434 Sq.Ft of retail ground floor area, the premises include 680 Sq.Ft. of first floor offices, kitchen and WC's plus an additional c.700 Sq.Ft. of ancillary basement storage.
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3&4 Market Street is a three storey building within an established retail location in the town at the bottom of Market Street and close to the High Street and Market Place in Kettering where there is a mixture of retail and food / leisure premises. The property has an attractive ironstone and brick frontage with separate personnel access points from Market Street into the ground floor area and to the staircase leading tot he first and second floors enabling the premises to be split in the future, as well as access from the rear via Bridewell Lane. The accommodation is currently being used for Lloyds Bank with the main banking hall on the ground floor with the first floor as offices and WCs and the second floor as basic storage. To the rear there is an area for parking and for the storage of bins.
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The property is a mid-terrace light industrial / warehouse unit of steel portal frame construction. The front elevation has low level cavity brick / block walls to approximately 1m high with insulated steel profile cladding above and to the roof, with the roof incorporating double skin translucent roof lights. Access to the unit is via double glazed, aluminium framed double doors into the office area and with an up and over insulated loading door approximately 4.5m wide x 4.5m high. Internally the property is fitted with ground floor reception / offices, male and female / disabled WCs and has air conditioning units fitted. The main open warehouse area has a full eaves height of approximately 7.65m and fitted with a suspended gas blower heater. Above the office block is a fully boarded mezzanine floor suitable for light storage with staircase access and also a forklift safety loading gate. Externally in the yard area is a large circulation space for access for HGV's and there are 6 dedicated car parking spaces with the building.
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The property comprises a mid-terrace office of brick construction under a pitched roof. The entrance lobby provides male and female WC's and stairs leading to the first floor. A door from the entrance lobby leads into the ground floor accommodation which has a mixture of open plan space together with demountable partitions creating two meeting rooms with interconnecting concertina doors which can be opened to create a larger meeting room together with storeroom and open plan kitchen. The first floor is again largely open plan with three partitioned offices. The accommodation is fitted with carpets to the ground floor, laminate to the first floor, LED lighting and raised access floors. Externally there are 9 dedicated car parking spaces.
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An excellent freehold mixed-use investment opportunity comprising a ground floor retail unit with a self-contained two-bedroom flat above, extending to approximately 1,313 sq ft (122 sq m). The property is currently fully let, producing a combined annual rental income of £21,500, offering an immediate and steady return for investors. The retail element provides flexible accommodation suited to a variety of occupiers, while the well-presented first-floor flat benefits from independent access, making it equally attractive for ongoing rental or future owner-occupation. This well-located and income-generating freehold presents a secure and appealing investment in a vibrant and expanding community. Offers are invited at £350,000 for the Freehold interest.
1/4The 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.