Commercial properties for sale in Ormskirk, Lancashire, Traditional office, this area only

Attractive detached period property totalling 4,826 sq ft, set within mature landscaped grounds on prestigious Ruff Lane. Freehold development opportunity suitable for residential, student, commercial or healthcare use, just a short walk from Edge Hill University.

Glenbourne House is an attractive three-storey commercial property prominently positioned on Burscough Street in the centre of Ormskirk, within the town's established commercial area. The building is constructed in brick with stone detailing beneath a flat roof with slate mansard detail and dormer windows to the upper floor and provides approximately 8,338 sq ft Net Internal Area arranged across three floors. The ground floor comprises two self-contained employment units which are currently let to a dental laboratory & a nursing / domiciliary care agency. The vacant part first and entire second floor provide predominantly open plan office accommodation, accessed via a shared entrance from Burscough Street leading to a well-maintained communal stairwell. The upper floors benefit from excellent natural light together with WC facilities, ancillary space and a dedicated store area. The alternate part of the first floor is occupied by the vendors, who would either take a leaseback or provide vacant possession on completion. The offices benefit from gas fired central heating, LG7 compliant lighting, perimeter power and data trunking and fire alarm system. Externally the property benefits from rear car parking together with additional nearby public pay and display car parking facilities. *Photography provided for indicative purposes only - vacant part 1st and 2nd floor

The property comprises a modern, high specification two-storey office building arranged over ground and first floors. The property is offered with vacant possession, providing an excellent opportunity for owner-occupiers, investors or businesses seeking high-quality office accommodation. Internally, the accommodation is configured as two clearly defined self-contained suites known as Units 5A and 5B. The separate access arrangements and defined floor layouts provide inherent flexibility for floor-by-floor occupation, multi-let investment or future repositioning, subject to any necessary consents. The property occupies an end-of-terrace position, benefiting from excellent natural light via glazing to three elevations. In addition, the building benefits from five demised on-site car parking spaces, a valuable attribute within established business estates. Unit 5B comprises the ground floor accommodation and provides predominantly open-plan office space together with two private offices, WC and kitchenette. It benefits from its own dedicated glazed entrance and an electrically operated security roller shutter, allowing secure independent access while maintaining a professional frontage. The specification includes suspended ceilings with recessed lighting, carpet tile flooring, electric heating, kitchenette, data cabling, security alarm and access to the building-wide fire alarm system. This demise could also lend itself to other uses, subject to the necessary...

The premises comprise a three-storey, mid-terraced building. The ground floor offers predominantly open plan retail/office accommodation, benefitting from a glazed frontage with central pedestrian door. The upper floors provide additional accommodation, with a kitchen/staff room and storage on the first floor, plus further storage at second floor level. The specification includes carpet floor coverings and a mix of suspended and surface-mounted lighting. The property lends itself to a range of uses, including continued retail, professional office or potential food and beverage (subject to necessary planning and licensing consents).

A particularly interesting and characterful freehold property arranged over ground, first and second floor levels. The accommodation is of traditional construction and incorporates a number of period features, with part of the upper-floor accommodation extending over Mystic Mews. At ground-floor level, the property is presently occupied and fitted out as a pet shop, providing a series of interconnected retail areas with display windows to both Burscough Street and Mystic Mews. The unusual wraparound configuration provides Burscough Street frontage and, in our opinion, offers potential for subdivision or reconfiguration to provide self-contained retail or other Class E accommodation, subject to any necessary consents. The upper floors are presently used principally in connection with the existing business and for storage but historically provided HMO/bedsit-style residential accommodation. Historic plans supplied to us illustrate the former arrangement, including bedroom/bedsit accommodation together with kitchen and bathroom facilities. Historic Building Regulations documentation dated February 1999 also refers to alterations to three bedsits and improved means of escape at 32 Burscough Street. Accordingly, the property provides an unusual opportunity for an incoming purchaser to consider a variety of future configurations, potentially including self-contained commercial accommodation at ground-floor level with separately accessed residential accommodation above, subject...