Commercial Properties For Sale in Warwickshire
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Potential development site, suitable for a variety of uses, subject to planning.
- Prominent location fronting the main A5, although no direct access to the site
- The A5 provides easy access to Junction 1 of the M6 and Juntion 18 of the M1
- Suitable for a variety of uses, subject to planning
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Unit 3 comprises an end of terrace light industrial / warehouse unit of traditional steel portal frame construction. The accommodation includes a large open plan workshop area with an eaves height of 18 ft (5.5 m) plus an integral office and WC block with mezzanine over. The workshop has a single roller shutter door, high level lighting and a gas fired blower heater. Externally there is a concrete loading area plus parking for five vehicles. The building has a ground floor gross internal area of 4,188 sq.ft (389 sq.m) plus Mezzanine Stores of 302 sq.ft (28.13 sq.m)
- Freehold Industrial Unit With Vacant Possession
- GIA: 4,491 sq.ft (417.22 sq.m)
- Eaves of 5.50m Height to Apex 7.10m
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** Timed Online Auction - 16 July 2026 ** PRIME INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO of land at Beaurevoir Way, Warwick. The sites lie within an established & affluent residential area FREEHOLD LAND. May be suitable for multiple uses (subject to consents).
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Abbey Park offices in Stoneleigh provide high specification office space serving Leamington Spa, Warwick, Coventry and Kenilworth, situated in a unique parkland environment offering unrivalled working conditions. Phase two is underway and available for sale or to let from 15,000-130,000 sq ft. Th...
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The land forms part of a new urban extension currently under construction by Bloor Homes and Bovis Homes, which comprises approximately 800 new homes together with a new local centre, primary school and country park. The development also includes a new arterial relief road, Shottery West Relief Road, which has been constructed and work to connect the final section of road to the A46 has commenced and the Relief Road will be open to traffic in Summer 2026. The development is progressing well, with construction of the school set to begin in summer 2026. The land provides a level and serviced development site of approximately 0.508 hectares (1.25 acres) with consent for a single storey medical centre and pharmacy together with dedicated parking for up to 33 cars.
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Development opportunities of up to 5,700,000 sq ft. (530,000 sq m.) positioned within 15 minutes of M40, M6, M45 and M69 motorways. Pioneering centre of excellence for battery technology and advanced manufacturing. Infrastructure works to commence Q2 2025.
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This Property provides the opportunity to acquire a single storey purpose built, former youth centre dating from the mid 1960's in the centre of the town of Studley. It benefits from a hard-surfaced forecourt providing car parking for 10 vehicles and a fenced multi-use games area. Internally, the building comprises a main hall, with a kitchen, dining area, offices, and several additional open rooms around its perimeter. The building measures approximately 3,957 sq ft (Gross Internal Area) within a plot of 0.4 of an acre. The Property is offered with vacant possession and presents the chance for a use in line with its current configuration, or potentially for redevelopment to an alternative use subject to planning.
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Freehold land adjacent to the M6, M69 Motorways and A46.Various development opportunities subject to planning. Suitable for various uses including Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG).The site extends 6.97 ha (17.2 ac).Located close to Coventry Eastern Bypass with access via Central Boulevard
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The Property comprises 0.29 of an acre of potential development land on Hillcrest Road in the residential Camp Hill area of Nuneaton. It forms part of Land Registry Title number WK202824, with the land to be disposed of outlined in red on the particulars. The building shown within the red line boundary and on publicly available Satellite imagery has been demolished, and the woodland to the rear of the title is to be excluded. The Property is regular in shape being roughly rectangular comprising scrubland, self-regenerated trees, and tarmacadam and concrete surfacing. This provides an excellent opportunity for potential residential development, with a positive pre-application response from the local planning authority in principle.
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FOR SALE / MAY LET - RARE FREEHOLD OPEN STORAGE / DEVELOPMENT LAND OPPORTUNITY IN RUGBY, SITUATED WITHIN THE " GOLDEN TRIANGLE" SUMMARY - 16.73 Acre Site (10.82 Net Usable) - Development Potential - 3 Miles to J1 of the M6 Motorway - Excellent Open Storage Opportunity - Rare Existing Salvage Yard Use Permission - Located Within the 'Golden Triangle' LOCTION Rugby is strategically located within the Golden Triangle, formed by the M1, M6 and M69 motorways, from which 90% of the UK population can be reached within a 4.5 hour drive. Rugby is approximately 28 miles east of Birmingham, 22 miles south of Leicester and 21 miles north west of Northampton. The site is well located on Avon Mill Road, set back off Newbold Road (A426). The site is easily accessible and provides ready access to the wider Rugby area and the regions motorway network. It is approximately 1 mile north of Rugby town centre and only 3 miles south of J1 of the M6 motorway. Nearby uses include the Severn Trent Water treatment facility to the west boundary, with various other industrial and retail uses nearby, namely the Elliots Field Retail Park and Junction One Retail Park. DESCRIPTION Industrial land ideal for IOS and commercial development (stp) located within the Golden Triangle. - The site extends to circa 16.7 acres in total - Net usable area circa 10.8 acres - Surfaced and secure site - Mix of compact hard standing and concrete surfacing - Potential to widen access road - Asset...
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Location: Warwick is the County Town of Warwickshire, in the heart of the West Midlands. The Town is situated close to the Golden Triangle with excellent links to the National Motorway Network. The site is located off the Stratford Road (A429) within 1/2 mile of the M40 Junction 15 and is directly opposite Tournament Fields Business Park. Warwick Town Centre is approximately 2 miles from the site. Description: Prime location adjacent to Junction 15 of the M40 Outline Planning Permission granted for B2- General Industrial, E(g) (iii)- Light Industrial and B8 Storage or Distribution Approximately 2 miles from Warwick Town Centre Planning: The site benefits from Outline Planning Permission (with all matters reserved except for access) for employment related development (including B2/ B8 use class and Eg iii use class). Application reference w/22/1077 The balance of the site not subject to permission w/22/1077 remains allocated in the adopted Warwick Local Plan under policy DS9 as site E2, land at Stratford Road, Warwick and is considered suitable for a range of B Class uses. Data Room: An Information Pack will be made available to interested parties. Please contact the sole agents for data room access.
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Location: Wolvey is an historic Warwickshire village situated in the Borough of Rugby and close to the border with Leicestershire. It is a rural community but has excellent transport connections. Just a few miles east of Hinckley and Nuneaton, 9 miles north-east of Coventry, and 15 miles south-west of Leicester makes it well placed for commuting as well as countryside living. The village is conveniently located near major road networks with the M69 motorway (junction 1) being approximately a 3 mile drive away which also provides a link to the M6 to the South and M1 to the North at Leicester. Junction 2 of the M6 is also within easy reach, offering direct routes towards Birmingham and the wider West Midlands. The land is situated a short distance to the north-east of Wolvey village and is well placed to benefit from the strong sense of community centred around a village green and historic church of St John the Baptist. The residents comprising around 2000 people also enjoy the many scenic walks, the two pubs and local shops. The Wolvey Church of England Primary School is situated in the heart of the village. Description: The site consists of several parcels of agricultural land separated by fencing and hedgerows. The main Leicester Road bisects the areas so that there is land to the south of Leicester Road, with a gross area of 28.76 acres and land to the North with an area of 39.44 acres. In total the site has a gross area of 68.2 acres. The land to the south has a...
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Warwickshire. YE25 management turnover of £65,000, with an adjusted EBITDA of £12,000. Provides high-quality jewellery made from the finest hypoallergenic and allergy-free materials, in a range of rings, necklaces, and earrings, which can include real gemstones and pearls. Provides c...
