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Freehold Development Site With Planning Permission In Oldbury
- Freehold development site with planning permission.
- Canalside site extending to 0.2 acre or thereabouts.
- Consent for the development of 3 houses or 7 apartments with a built area of 625.71 sq.m.
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The Property is located in the centre of Alcester, comprising 0.68 hectares (1.68 acres) of relatively flat land which includes a single-storey school building of red brick construction under a mix of pitched clay tiled and flat metal roofs measuring approximately 978 sq m / 10,527 sq ft (Gross Internal Area). The Property has been vacant for several years and is in a state of significant disrepair. It is understood that the building also contains asbestos that would require remediation, and potential demolition. Externally the Property benefits from generous tarmacadam-surfaced parking provision, and the site boundary is a mix of wooden and metal fencing. Access is via two double gateways off Moorfield Road. The Property is within Flood Zone 3, with any development proposals of the site to be considered with this constraint in mind.
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Description: The site extends to approximately 0.72 acres (0.29 hectares) and comprises a former water pumping station, the former attendant's house (150 Goldthorn Hill), and associated grounds. The attractive Victorian pumping station dates from circa 1851 and is constructed in traditional red brick with limestone detailing beneath a slate roof, offering character and potential for sympathetic conversion. The former attendant's house, built in a similar style and period, further enhances the site's appeal and redevelopment prospects. The surrounding land is largely scrub, with a cluster of mature trees along the northern and western boundaries, together with areas of hardstanding. Both buildings are currently vacant and present a clear opportunity for refurbishment or comprehensive redevelopment, subject to the necessary consents. The property is sold as seen, and no building surveys are available. The site benefits from a secure, established access directly from Goldthorn Hill via a red brick boundary wall and palisade gates. Potential for secondary access from Upper Villiers Street has been explored at a preliminary level with the Local Authority; however, any further engagement with the Highway Authority will be the responsibility of the purchaser. Location: Located on Goldthorn Hill, the site is opposite Severn Trent Water's Treatment Works which lies to the south and is in a predominantly residential area with a range and mix of house types and ages. It is...
- Comprising No. 150 Goldthorn Hill and the former water pumping station
- Redevelopment Opportunity
- Within 2 miles of Wolverhampton City Centre
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The site edged red on the above aerial photo, occupies a plot of circa 2.17 acres, with access reserved over the pub car park from the Old Warwick Road, B4439. For the avoidance of doubt, the Navigation Inn public house, car park and beer garden are not for sale. This area is outlined in blue on the site plan below.
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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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The site comprises an irregular shaped parcel of vacant grassland extending to approx. 6.65 acres (2.69h), on the east side of Lea Ford Road that was formerly used as school playing fields. The land is undeveloped and appears generally level, with mature tree belts and scrubland. The site is green belt and impacted by flood risk. The site is secured along its western boundary with wired and concrete post fencing. Access to the site is from Lea Ford Road, with a dropped kerb on the south-western corner.
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Location: Central Park is an established office destination in Telford that is accessed off the B5061 Holyhead Road and Greyhound roundabout. The A442 Queensway links north and south Telford providing convenient access to Telford Town Centre, Telford Central Train Station, and Junction 5 of the M54 within 2 miles. Amenities on the park include a children's nursery and café, with Wickes and Aldi opposite. Description: Historically the site was part of the Priorslee Furnace Works and Eagle Iron Works. It now comprises undeveloped land including an open grassed area, overgrown bank, coffee shop, and internal road. The site slopes falling from north to south and south east. More site information is available by contacting the agents, to include title documents, previous site investigation report, and constraints plan. Tenure: Offers are invited for the freehold interest. The coffee shop is currently occupied at a rent of £12,000 per annum exclusive.
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Future Development Potential (Subject To Planning) The site occupies a strategic location at the Weeford Interchange, which connects the A38 with the A5 and M6 approximately 4.7 miles (7.6 km) to the south of Lichfield and 3.4 miles (5.5km) east of Shenstone. The A5 is one of the Midlands’ most important east-west transport corridor linking Lichfield with the West Midlands, North Wales and London.
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A Unique Opportunity to Acquire Four Blocks of Arable Land Extending to Approximately 238 Acres (96 Ha) plus a Courtyard of Agricultural Buildings Set in 3.30 Acres (1.33Ha) in a Sought-After Location in The Worcestershire Countryside. Available as a Whole or in Five Lots.
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Set within a stunning, characterful red-brick Victorian building, each of the five apartments at Tennial Wharf has been thoughtfully designed to maximise light, style, and function. Exposed beams, soaring ceilings, and industrial-style windows are consistent themes across the apartments - offerin...
