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The site itself extends to approximately 1.07 acres (0.43 ha) and comprises a tarmac car park which slopes downwards from the west of the site through to the east. There is also a small set of garages and two boarded-up commercial premises on the site, with a number of overgrown trees/shrubs which are dotted throughout. Existing access to the site can be gained through an off-road from Worcester Road which borders the site's western edge, and off Edith Walk which borders the south of the site. Directly west of the site is the Foley Arms Hotel, Nation Wide Bank and Barclays Bank. Bordering the site's western boundary is Waitrose & Partners and bordering its northern boundary are private gardens associated with the buildings along Worcester Road.
- Full planning permission for: 17 no. dwellings, including 11 no. houses and 6 no. flats and 3 commercial units
- Approximately 1.07 acres (0.433 ha)
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Vibrant busy late-night bar/restaurant on busy High Street; Late license til 4am (Fri-Sat); Forecast turnover £996,312 p.a; Split Wet £699,291/Dry £285,682/Other £11,339; Open plan dining/drinking area/booths 100; Private outside dining area; Fully fitted trade kitchen; No accommodation available..
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** Timed Online Auction - 30 July 2026 ** Plot of riverside pasture land just south of Broadwas, near Cotheridge, Worecestershire, lovely location and land is freehold. Pasture land of around 0.11 of an acre. Perfect for fishing and camping. .
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Large plot of land in stunning and affluent location offering potential for multiple uses and for immediate use. FREEHOLD land. Peaceful location in rural Worcestershire offering amazing views of the countryside and an excellent base to explore the region. Amenity land in an extremely high demand location near Cothridge and Broadwas only miles from the historic city of Worcester. Perfect for lifestyle and recreation use. Good location and benefits from two entrance ,fenced main gates , from the main public road. Nearby runs river Teme offering excellent fishing- subject to permit. The land is offered without planning permission and any future development is subject to gaining necessary consents from the local authority. Braveheart Auctions can offer no advice and no guarantees on planning. Amazing location with views across the Malvern Hills. The Malvern Hills are a dramatic 10-mile ridge rising above the Severn Plain on the Herefordshire-Worcestershire border. Designated as a National Landscape, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is famous for its panoramic views, pure spring water, rich literary history, and extensive trail network managed by the Malvern Hills Trust. Worcester is a city in central England's West Midlands region. By the River Severn, medieval Worcester Cathedral houses royal tombs, a crypt and cloisters. At The Commandery, a museum traces the building's evolution from the Middle Ages through England's Civil War to the 1950s. The timber-framed...
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The Land is generally flat and comprises approximately 17.5 acres of arable land bound by mature trees and hedgerows. It is currently accessed from the northwest corner through a single gate off Upper Wick Lane. The Land is included within the Adopted South Worcestershire Development Plan Review (South Worcestershire Development Plan Review 2021 - 2041 - South Worcestershire Development Plan) as a strategic allocation forming part of an 83.29-hectare site at Rushwick (SWDPR 56): Land within the strategic allocation at Rushwick will be developed to deliver approximately 1,000 new dwellings within the Plan period, provide at least 5 hectares of employment land, a new railway station, a new primary school, retail and supporting services and other community facilities. See page 188 of the South Worcestershire Development Plan Review for an indictive concept plan. The Vendor supported the proposed allocation throughout the development of the SWDPR, entering into a Statement of Common Ground on 12 February 2025 stating that it will work with the South Worcestershire Councils and the other landowners on delivering the proposed expansion of Rushwick. Any future landowner is expected to comply with the stated objectives of RES and work with the South Worcestershire Councils and third-party landowners.
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LOCATED IN WORCESTERSHIRE YE25 turnover in excess of £532,000 Family-run farm and gift shop, providing a range of goods including fresh produce, baked goods, dairy items, homeware, and local beers, wines, and spirits. Established relationships with local suppliers. Ideally positioned next ...
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Worcester Six North Point has been designed with flexibility in mind. Ranging from a stand alone unit of 34,401 sqft to the smallest unit of 5,532 sqft in a terrace style layout, with the ability to combine two units to achieve 16,372 sqft for E(g)(iii), B2 & B8 uses. Set in a secure, managed and landscaped setting the site has excellent environmental credentials with ancient woodland and traditional floodplain meadows providing an excellent environment for the health and wellbeing of our occupiers workforce. Each unit will be designed and built to reflect sustainability and energy efficiency targeting an EPC 'A' rating. Unit 5A: 10m haunch height 2 Level access doors 2 dock doors 180kVA power load Security fenced service yard Tea-point/kitchenette facilities 50kN floor slab 6 EV charging spaces 34 car parking spaces 35m yard depth Air source heat recovery heat pumps Raised access floors 150mm void Units 5B-E: 8.5 - 9.4m haunch height 1 Level Access Door 30 - 45kVA Power Load Concrete floor mezzanine with edge barrier protection Security fenced service yard (Unit 5F) 30kN floor slab 3 EV charging spaces Designated car parking spaces to each unit plus 10 shared spaces Electric heaters to core areas 35m Yard depth (Unit 5F)
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Location: The site is located a short walk south from Evesham town centre. It is well placed for bus links from the surrounding areas and is only a few minutes away from the A46. The site is surrounded by established retail and residential properties. Evesham is located roughly equidistant between Worcester, Cheltenham and Stratford upon-Avon. It lies within the Vale of Evesham, an area comprising the flood plain of the River Avon, which has been renowned for market gardening. The town centre, situated within a meander of the river, has numerous amenities including shops, schools, sports clubs, leisure centres and restaurants. Description: The site comprises the Evesham College Campus, made up of the entire car parking provision for the college along with the entirety of the college buildings. The site is circa 8.09 acres (3.27 hectares). A scheme was previously designed to utilise a 4.15-acre site for 57 No 2 and 3 bed houses- see planning below for more information. We envisage a scheme between 75-90 units could be achieved on the larger site, however it is the developer's responsibility to undertake their own design and planning due diligence.
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Build to suit units are available, tailored to your business needs, in a secure, managed and landscaped setting. Outline planning consent has been granted for over 2 million sqft of employment accommodation. Detailed planning consent has been granted for a 37,975 sqft standalone office building providing a flagship opportunity at the entrance to the scheme. Phase 1A and 1B access roads are now complete, with two secure entrances in to the development. Indicative building sizes are shown in green on the masterplan accommodation schedule, with bespoke development available on either a leasehold or freehold basis to suit.
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Location: The site is circa 1.3 acres and forms part of the land belonging to The Trustees of The Congregation of Priests of The Sacred Heart of Jesus of Betharram. It is located on the west side of the Worcester Road, Droitwich Spa in a predominantly residential area. The site is situated to the south of Droitwich town centre, approximately 1 mile from Droitwich Spa railway station, which provides regular services to Birmingham (under 1 hour to New Street Station) and Worcester (within 15 minutes). Local to numerous shops and supermarkets, the site is well placed to take advantage of local amenities. Within 0.6 miles of the site is The BMI Droitwich Spa Hospital and there are local amenities such as a Sainsbury's Local approximately 0.2 miles away. Near to the site are Chawson First School and Witton Middle School with the latter's playing fields immediately adjoining the site. Description: The development proposal shows a residential housing scheme for 9 units across circa 0.9 acres. The remainder of the site comprises a car park facility of up to 66 car parking spaces, totalling around 0.4 acres, which is to be delivered as part of the planning consent W/10/02571/PN. The car park is retained in the ownership of The Trustees of the Congregation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Betharram. The schedule of accommodation comprises 2 No. 3-bed semi-detached properties, 4 No. 4-bed link detached properties, 1 No 4-bed detached property (all with additional room in the...
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Location: The property is situated on Castle Road, Kidderminster, in a mixed-use area of predominantly secondary retail and residential properties next to the River Stour. Kidderminster Town Centre is approximately 0.5 mile north via Park Lane and Worcester City Centre is approximately 14 miles south via the A449. The property is located approximately 0.5 miles to the west of Kidderminster Railway Station which provides a direct service to Birmingham New Street and Worcester. Description: The site extends to approximately 0.91 acres (0.37 ha) gross and comprises the original 1929 fire station building to the main frontage (extending to 371 sq m), a 1950s addition (extending to 742 sq m), a 5 storey drill tower with additional training accommodation (extending to 98 sq m) and double garage and lecture building to the rear of the site. The remainder of the site is generally hard surfaced providing parking and circulation. The broadly L-shaped site is accessed directly from Castle Road and shares an entrance with an adjoining historic monument. The boundaries of the property are the River Stour along the entire left hand boundary, when viewed from the road, Castle Road provides the front boundary with commercial and historic sites to the remaining two boundaries.
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Specification: Planning consent has been granted for Plot 8B which enables the Developer to provide certainty on delivery. A building could be delivered within 9 months. The unit has been designed to a high specification, including 10% roof lights, fitted offices with raised floors and suspended ceilings. The unit will be sustainable with a target EPC rating of 'B' and the scheme has achieved a BREEAM communities rating. Location: Worcester Six provides an unrivalled opportunity across the West Midlands for new, sustainable buildings that will enable businesses to thrive in a world class location. When complete Worcester Six will provide 2.0m sqft of employment floor space in a unique business environment.
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Greenfield land in an edge of settlement location, on the south side of Birmingham. The Land is relatively flat and is currently used for grazing. There is a public right of way which crosses in an easterly/westerly direction. Boundaries are well defined, with a mixture of trees and mature hedgerows. The Land extends to approximately 7.539 acres (3.05 hectares) as defined approximately by the red line boundary on these particulars for identification purposes only.
1/6The site itself extends to approximately 1.07 acres (0.43 ha) and comprises a tarmac car park which slopes downwards from the west of the site through to the east. There is also a small set of garages and two boarded-up commercial premises on the site, with a number of overgrown trees/shrubs which are dotted throughout. Existing access to the site can be gained through an off-road from Worcester Road which borders the site's western edge, and off Edith Walk which borders the south of the site. Directly west of the site is the Foley Arms Hotel, Nation Wide Bank and Barclays Bank. Bordering the site's western boundary is Waitrose & Partners and bordering its northern boundary are private gardens associated with the buildings along Worcester Road.
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Description: Covering an area of circa 1.1 acres, the site is generally level and set in open countryside. It is bounded immediately to the west and north by Stanford Court and the converted coach houses, to the east by the first phase of development and to the south by mature woodland and a lake. To the north, beyond the coach houses, there are open fields leading down to the B4023. Planning: "Plot 15" of the extant planning permission shows a detached property at over 8,000 sqft across two floors with five bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, an orangery, swimming pool, along with a large garage block. It is part of a wider scheme with implemented full planning permission for 15 dwellings. The remaining 14 properties have been constructed and are occupied. Details can be found with application number 13/01623/FUL on the Malvern Hills District Council planning pages. The planning history of the site and the extant planning permission would indicate that there is potential for redeveloping the vacant plot for an alternative form of development to increase the number of dwellings. An alternative feasibility layout has been produced on "Plot 15" to show three smaller properties at circa 3,000 sqft. The three properties would give an overall square footage similar to the plot currently having the benefit of permission. This coupled with an established principle of development would enable a case to be constructed. It would be up to the purchaser to have their own...
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Description: Extending to a broadly regular and gently undulating area of pastureland, the site of 40 acres is defined by mature hedgerows and intermittent tree belts, creating a strong landscape framework. The western boundary fronts directly onto Hurst Lane, offering clear potential for access, whilst the surrounding context reflects a transition from existing residential development to open countryside. The site occupies a highly sustainable edge-of-settlement position, adjoining established residential areas to the west and south. Importantly, the land presents a compelling strategic development opportunity, being well related to the existing built form and demonstrating logical potential for future growth of the settlement. The site may be suitable for promotion through the emerging Local Plan process, including Call for Sites and site allocation, either independently or as part of a wider strategic landholding. Given ongoing housing land supply pressures within the district and the site's strong locational attributes, the land is considered to have good prospects for residential-led development in the medium to long term, subject to the necessary planning consents. Location: The land is situated to the east of Hurst Lane on the northern edge of Fernhill Heath, an attractive and well-served village located approximately 3 miles north of Worcester city centre. The site benefits from a highly accessible position, combining a semi-rural setting with proximity to...
