Commercial Properties For Sale by Arnolds Keys, Norwich - Commercial

Originally constructed in 1895 of Elizabethan/Jacobean revival in style, of red brick with mullioned windows, crow stepped and Dutch gables, and ornate chimney stacks. The property is a striking and elegant office building situated in a prime location with remarkable views of Pulls Ferry and Norwich Cathedral. It boasts impressive features, including oak panelling with ceramic Dutch tiles. It offers a mix of private offices and modern, largely, open plan offices in a two-storey extension at the. The offices are spread across the ground, first, and second floors, benefiting from partial air conditioning and central heating. The building is set on a spacious plot that includes a large car park with 26 spaces

The units are of steel portal frame construction with block elevations beneath a fibre cement sheet roof. Windows are part UPVC framed and part timber framed. Units 2 and 3 are interconnected, offering open plan industrial and warehousing accommodation at ground floor level with ancillary office space. Unit 2 provides additional first floor office accommodation, while Unit 3 benefits from an extensive full width mezzanine. Both units feature polished concrete floors, LED strip lighting, Powermatic heating, and a manually operated roller shutter loading door measuring approximately 4.9 m in height and 4.0 m in width. The property benefits from solar PV panels installed on the roofs. Externally, the buildings share a communal car parking area to the front, with spaces also allocated to the property.

The property comprises a former industrial premises, most recently occupied by a bespoke furniture manufacturer, with the commercial buildings remaining on site. These are predominantly of steel frame construction, with a combination of profile steel pitched and flat roofs. Heating is provided via a pellet-fed biomass boiler, supported by an oil-fired system. To the rear, there is an additional steel-frame commercial unit, together with a substantial yard area surrounding the buildings. Externally, the site benefits from extensive yard space. There is a right of way from Hardingham Road providing access to the premises.

The subject site comprises a generally level area of land, although some historic excavation has taken place, the site is currently heavily wooded. Any developer would be required to meet biodiversity net gain requirements and obtain the necessary habitat approvals for the removal of self-sown woodland.

The subject property is a well proportioned development site with access straight from the street. It is laid to grass and level.

The property comprises a prominent end-terrace, three-storey brick constructed building under a pitched tiled roof. Unit 1, currently occupied by Crown Barbers, is arranged over two floors. The ground floor provides open-plan retail accommodation, with ancillary office/storage, kitchen, and WC facilities at first-floor level. The adjacent ground floor retail unit is separately accessed from Cambridge Street via a small courtyard. It is currently unoccupied and requires redecoration and fit-out for commercial retail/office use, or conversion to residential (STP). There are two further self-contained one-bedroom flats, both accessed via a third, separate doorway off Cambridge Street. Each flat comprises a kitchen, living room, and bathroom.

The property comprises a ground floor retail unit with a glazed timber frame shop front to Magdalen Street. The front section of the property has a hipped roof with the rear combining a flat roof and a small, pitched roof two-storey extension. Internally the property provides predominantly open-plan retail space, with rear production and storage space. There is also a first-floor staff area and WC's to the rear. Externally there is a large paved and planted courtyard which can also be accessed from the rear of the property via a narrow passageway on Golden Dog Lane. The site in total extends to approximately 0.11ac (0.04ha).

The Long Leasehold interest is available to purchase. The subject property is located on the ground floor of Grosvenor House which underwent refurbishment around three years ago. The upper floors provide residential accommodation with the ground floor is now in use as office. The office is mainly open plan with stairs to the rear, leading to 3 smaller office, the kitchen, WCs and a rear fire escape. The property has air-conditioning, suspended ceilings with recessed lighting, wood effect flooring throughout and perimeter trunking. There is no parking provided with the property.

The office was constructed in 2021 as part of a modern commercial office development. The accommodation is predominantly open plan, with glazed partitioning providing a boardroom and separate meeting room. The property benefits from a modern kitchen area, two WCs including one DDA-compliant WC, fibre connectivity, suspended ceilings, LED lighting, perimeter power with floor boxes, and an electric vehicle trickle charging point.

The site extends to approximately 0.13 acres, 0.05 hectares, and occupies an attractive position on the south side of The Street in the established village of Hevingham. The approved scheme provides for an impressive four bedroom family home, designed to offer spacious and well arranged accommodation. The ground floor includes a generous open plan kitchen, dining and living area, together with a utility room, additional storage and an integral garage. At first floor level, the accommodation provides four bedrooms. Externally, the property will benefit from off street parking to the front and a large garden to the rear. Access to the property is taken from The Street via a private access road, over which the purchaser will be granted rights of way. Mains services are understood to be available nearby, although prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves as to the availability and suitability of all service connections.

The property comprises a single barn extending to 0.04 hectares (0.1 acres), with shared access and the benefit of planning permission for the erection of a single-storey, three-bedroom detached dwelling. The plot forms part of a wider development known as Seaglass Barns, comprising a further four converted residential dwellings. The subject property is positioned separately from the main cluster and consists of a detached former agricultural barn with planning permission for residential conversion. The site is connected to mains electricity and water, although meters have yet to be installed.

A dedicated business park for those in the energy and port industries. Ideally located for companies to take advantage of the business opportunities set to be generated by the East Anglia Array Windfarm. The Energy Park offers a range of sites for design and build opportunities on a freehold or leasehold basis.

The property comprises an attractive Grade II listed, two-storey office premises, providing useful open-plan office accommodation on the ground floor, together with further meeting rooms, a kitchen and WC facilities on the first floor. The property benefits from a prominent glazed timber shop front, with large double sash windows to the upper floor providing good natural light.

The property comprises a Grade II listed, three storey period building with a basement. The ground floor provides a predominantly open plan retail unit, currently fitted out as a butchers shop, with cold store facilities to the rear. There is a rear exit onto St Nicholas Church. The upper floors provide additional commercial or storage accommodation together with WC facilities.

Freehold plots are available for Light Industrial or Office development. The Local Development Order for Beacon Park allows greater permitted development rights and speeds up the planning process for the development of new business premises which comply with the Design Code

Freehold plots are available for Light Industrial or Office development. The Local Development Order for Beacon Park allows greater permitted development rights and speeds up the planning process for the development of new business premises which comply with the Design Code.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial greenfield development site forming part of the successful Eastwood Park development in Gorleston. The earlier phases of this development comprise 117 dwellings, ranging from 2 to 5-bedroom houses, predominantly semi-detached or detached. The subject site comprises a greenfield development site extending to approximately 8 acres (3.24 hectares), with the potential to secure planning consent for the construction of up to 98 new dwellings. Access is from the Woodfarm Lane, which serves the first phases of Eastwood Park. The eastern boundary of the site is Beaufort Way, situated opposite the Beacon Park Business Park. The proposed development is envisaged as a continuation of the successful Eastwood Park but with higher density, subject to planning consent.

Freehold plots are available for Light Industrial or Office development. The Local Development Order for Beacon Park allows greater permitted development rights and speeds up the planning process for the development of new business premises which comply with the Design Code.