Commercial Properties For Sale in Yorkshire
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A rare chance to acquire this excellent investment opportunity located in the heart of Goole town centre. The premises is a large two-storey standalone building that occupies the corner of Government Street and Edinburgh Street. The property consists of a ground floor made up of three separate co...
- Mixed-use building with development potential
- Planning for six apartments
- Current gross income £45,000 p.a
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Various commercial development plots available from 0.2 Ha (0.5 Acres) up to a combined total of 3.9 Ha (9.5 Acres), located on the outskirts of Bridlington.Ideal for owner occupiers, investors or developers. Mains services available. Suitable for B1, B2 and B8 uses, subject to consents
- Various Plots available subject to Development Agreement
- Plots available from 0.2 Ha (0.5 Acres) up to a combined total of 3.9 Ha (9.5 Acres)
- Excellent regional connectivity via A165 and A614
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• Freehold For Sale - Fully Let Investment • Ground Floor Shops & Upper Commercial Floor Space • Long Term Tenants • Total Income of £26,500 Per Annum • Excellent Location In the Heart of Firth Park • Ideal For Investors/SIPP – Offers Of £260,000
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POST OFFICE AND RETAIL STORE Large retail area with potential to convert into a convenience store Scope exists to expand into the former pharmacy dispensary and rear storerooms Self-contained one-bedroom flat Rare freehold opportunity with strong development and income potential Post Office remu...
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The property is a substantial link-detached building formerly used as a doctor's surgery. Situated on an L-shaped site of approximately 0.85 acres, it has a total area of approximately 673 square meters (7,244 square feet) and includes multiple treatment rooms, offices, and staff facilities. There is a large car parking area at the front of the site. There is also a separate detached single storey building that offers further redevelopment potential. The property was previously let at an annual rent of £64,500 but has since become vacant and has also been vandalised. The site offers significant redevelopment potential, subject to planning approval. Method of Sale The property will be offered for sale by online Traditional auction with bidding commencing at 12 noon on Monday, 28th September 2026 and closing on Wednesday, 30th September 2026 at 1.00 pm. For further legal information relating to this lot, please log on to auctionhouse.co.uk/hullandeastyorkshire.
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This is a mid terrace brick built recently refurbished mixed use property. The ground floor parts have been occupied by a gents barber for a number of years and have a well established clientele. A ground floor entrance way leads to a very well presented 3 bedroomed first and second floor flat.
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EXCEPTIONAL FREEHOLD FLOATING BAR, CAFE AND HISTORIC TOURIST ATTRACTION Established tourist attraction with multiple revenue streams Freehold vessel included Net profits exceeding £80,000 per annum Prime marina location Seating for approximately 120 customers Extensive refurbishment completed i...
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This former residential site of approximately 0.5 acres is now level and ready for future development. The site is broadly rectangular and benefits from having a 270 ft frontage on to Pontefract Road. This may prove suitable for a variety of uses subject to gaining the necessary planning permission. In recent times, Featherstone has benefited from substantial residential and commercial development with the influx of several major retailers including Lidl, Aldi, B&M and Greggs.
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POST OFFICE AD LICENSED VILLAGE STORES Extensive, high-quality refit completed in 2024 Adjusted operating profits exceeding £90,000 Important community business serving the village and surrounding rural communities Spacious four-bedroom owner’s accommodation Weekly retail turnover £18,000 Annual...
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The property comprises an imposing, stone-built, Grade II Listed church building dating from the early 19th century. Constructed in ashlar stone, beneath a pitched slate roof, the church features architectural detailing, including arched doorways and a prominent tower with large square-section pinnacles. The church is surrounded by a heavily buried churchyard, giving little scope for external amenity space. The building has a single-storey extension to the rear (built c.2000), which could potentially be removed to create external space. The churchyard is closed for burials and will remain in the ownership of the Parochial Church Council (PCC), who will remain responsible for maintaining it. The freehold interest in the property is offered for sale. The final 'red line' is to be agreed but will only include the footprint of the building and its immediate curtilage and none of the grave-covered churchyard. Easements relating to access will be granted over the churchyard in favour of the purchaser.
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An extremely rare opportunity has arisen to purchase one of Wakefield City Centre's most prestigious and renowned properties. This Grade II * property dates back to the 18th century, and is originally linked to the nearby Pemberton House. It has had several uses over the years but originally built for horticultural purposes then becoming a small zoo, public bath and various other uses. It was last tenanted in 2016 for a conferencing and exhibition space and has since been vacant. The site comprises of two buildings, The Orangery which is largely single storey with two rooms at the first floor comprising an open hall and large reception area plus ancillary rooms for amenities. The second building on site is referred to as The lodge and is equivalent to a spacious two up two down. The site also has spacious grounds to the front and rear. The site totals approximately 0.7 acres. Please note, the site buried remains and monuments in the grounds linked to the adjacent Unitarian Chapel which are consecrated grounds and therefore are protected and cannot be removed. The property would lend itself to a variety of uses such as restaurant/bar, leisure, childrens day nursery, place of education, place of worship, training centre, clinic, community centre to name but a few and subject to planning permission.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE Very Well-known, Local Independent Garden Machinery Business £250,000 + SAV! The business operates from a brilliant site in Otley, available on lease LEASEHOLD The business is long established and over the years a renowned reputation.
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An excellent opportunity to acquire a prominent town centre office building occupying a central position just off Market Place, Thirsk. Whilst currently providing well-presented office accommodation, the property also offers significant redevelopment and conversion potential, with scope for resid...
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High Yielding Retail Investment Occupying a Prominent Corner Pitch Retail Unit and Upper Parts Let to Knock Off Nigels Limited on a Recently Signed Five Year Lease Expiring 22.12.2030 Asset Management Potential Via Improvement of Rent - Current Rent Reflects a Low £2.16 per sq ft Investment Let at £32,500 p.a. (13% GIY on Guide Price)
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SITE WITH PLANNING FOR FIVE DWELLINGS (0.42 ACRES) Plans passed for 3x three storey, three bedroom townhouses and 2x three storey, three bedroom detached houses Leeds City Council Planning Number 23/01615/FU Located approximately six miles south east of Leeds City Centre REF 590622. EPC Exempt...
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The property comprises a two-storey mixed-use retail and residential building. To the front of the property is a self-contained ground floor retail unit, providing a retail sales area, WC facilities, and a rear office/store. The residential accommodation comprises two self-contained one-bedroom flats, arranged over separate floors, with one located on the ground floor and the other on the first floor. Both are accessed independently from Newbold Terrace and each provides a kitchen, living room, bedroom, and WC. The flats benefit from uPVC double glazing and gas-fired central heating.
