Commercial Properties For Sale by Lambert Smith Hampton, London

Radius Campus is a four-storey Grade A office extending to 52,697 sq ft NIA, on a site of approximately 1.97 acres. The HQ building, constructed in 2018, is of steel frame construction with part clad, part rendered painted brick elevations as well as boasting an impressive full height glazed atrium. It benefits from landscaped external areas and a secure car park, providing 186 car parking spaces. The property is held Long Leasehold from Cheshire East Borough Council for a term of 125 years from 5th May 2017 at a peppercorn rent.

Prominently situated Grade A office building in the heart of Ipswich. Crown House provides 96,990 sq ft NIA of office accommodation across ground and four upper floors. The property has undergone significant refurbishment since 2018 to create an all electric and MEES compliant office building. Multi-let to 14 tenants including Deloitte, Liverpool Victoria and Killik & Co., producing an annual income of £1,202,638 per annum.

Bridgefoot House was constructed in 2001 to provide self-contained building offering a combination of office, production, and storage accommodation. The property totals 45,621 sq ft (GIA), extending across two-storeys. It lends itself to sub-division into potentially three areas on the lower ground floor and two on the ground floor. Externally, the property has a large yard and offers 123 car parking spaces. The site extends to 2.10 acres (0.85 hectares), reflecting a site coverage of 25%.

Freehold Office in Prime Angel Location with Significant Asset Management Potential

A unique and rarely available hostel business within the heart of the world-famous University town of Cambridge, located close to the main railway station. YHA Cambridge has been a notable part of the city's accommodation landscape since its establishment in 1945. In 2014, the building underwent a major £1.4m refurbishment, modernising its facilities to better suit modern standards, offering year round accommodation for travellers of all backgrounds.

The property comprises of warehouse and office accommodation. The office space is arranged over two floors, which comprises a reception with meeting rooms, private offices and laboratory space. The warehouse area is extensive and has mezzanine floors, providing further office space and a canteen area. The property is of steel portal frame construction with profile metal cladding to elevations and roof. The unit features three full-height roller shutter doors to the front elevation, providing direct access to the warehouse

The Subject forms the lower ground and basement areas of a newly constructed £117m office building totalling eight floors offering circa 2,000 new desks. The premises is situated next to the main entrance of Angel Square (the building) and has been designed to offer an exemplar contemporary accommodation, with the highest environmental credentials. The current plans consist of a bar/restaurant although the configuration of floor areas and sizes are highly conducive to all alternative uses i.e. retail/CTN (STLC).

Prime 0.46 acres (0.19 hectares) site with excellent redevelopment prospects; Excellent location set back off the Mount Pleasant Road and within walking distance of Tunbridge Wells mainline train station and all local amenities; Access is via Mount Pleasant Avenue with Calverley Gardens to the East; Potential for alternative uses subject to obtaining necessary planning consents; Unconditional offers only for the Freehold interest with Vacant Possession.

The site comprises a development opportunity (STP) extending to approximately 0.97 acres (0.393 hectares) and benefits from direct frontage to Byfleet Road, which provides access to the M25. The site is current vacant and designated as white land. Bordering the site to the west is a consented Business Park (Planning Application No. RU.21/0207) which will provide industrial, storage and distribution floorspace, together with ancillary office accommodation.

A character detached 16th century pub, reputed to be one of the oldest inns in Hertfordshire. Set within approx. 0.4 acres, the inn occupies a prominent position and includes a 56 space tarmac car park. The internal area consists of a bar, lounge and dining areas providing 70 covers with an extensive trade garden and three glass effect "dining pods".

Large character 2 storey corner public house set within its own grounds incorporating an enclosed south facing beer garden to the rear and seating area to the front. Internally, all the public trade areas have been the subject of refurbishment in December 2024 at a cost of around £120k. The freehold property is offered for sale in excellent decorative order.

Leasehold Assignment. Unique and immaculate Grade II listed character pub/restaurant & hotel in the heart of an affluent market town. Private "free of tie" lease for a term of 15 years from 1st April 2016. The current rent is £80,000 per annum which is due for review in April 2028 and 5 yearly thereafter. We have been advised the lease is within the Landlord & Tenant 1954 Act.

The subject premises is a two-storey character property of brick construction under a pitched clay tiled roof, offered in excellent decorative order throughout. Internally, the public trade areas consist of two separate trading areas. A deli shop area with range of glass wood shelving displays, in addition to a servery counter and small kitchen area. There is a separate restaurant area with part wood panel and exposed brick walls. Externally, to the front of the property there is a good-sized patio seating area.

Broadly level cleared land arranged as a series of plots. The plot occupies a potential development opportunity. Interested parties should undertake their own planning enquiries. The extent of the site is highlighted green on the title plan.

Unit 5 comprises a brand new end terraced, modern warehouse offering flexible industrial accommodation. Freebournes Park industrial/warehouse units are finished to a shell specification for occupiers to undertake their own fit out to suit their specific occupational needs.

The Site comprises purpose-built student accommodation at Havenstoke Close within the University of Chichester's Bishop Otter Campus. It includes low-rise four-bedroom cluster units, a nursing training flat, parking and landscaped areas. Currently 95% occupied and producing £219,825, the Site will be vacant from 31 July 2026 and offers redevelopment potential for residential or specialist uses, subject to planning.

The 11-acre Langford Road site is home to Biggleswade Town FC, comprising a stadium, training pitches and supporting infrastructure. The stadium includes a 280-seat stand, covered terraces and total capacity exceeding 3,000. Facilities include a clubhouse, bar, function and conference space, changing rooms, gym and physio suite. The site also features a floodlit 3G pitch, multiple grass pitches and parking for 150+ vehicles, serving as an active community hub with over 250 youth players.

Leasehold, Freehold and Investment Opportunities Available at Freebournes Park, Witham Flexible industrial/warehouse units finished to a shell-and-core specification for occupiers to undertake their own fit out to suit their specific occupational needs.

The site extends to approximately 7.56 acres (3.06 ha) across two freehold titles and comprises former playing fields with a detached single-storey clubhouse of 173 sq m (1,862 sq ft) GIA. Vacant and available for future leisure use, subject to consent, the rectangular site benefits from direct vehicular and pedestrian access. The clubhouse is connected to mains services but is in poor condition and contains asbestos. The site adjoins woodland and open green space in an attractive semi-rural setting.

The property comprises a long leasehold mid-terrace industrial/warehouse unit constructed of steel portal frame with solid block elevations with double glazed aluminium framed windows and double skinned metal exterior profile cladding under a single pitched clad roof. The property has a roller shutter loading door to the front elevation. Internally the property provides a light industrial warehouse on the ground floor whilst the first floor has been sub divided to provide partitioned cellular offices and small storage rooms.

The available greenfield site at Junction 4 of the A14 provides a rare opportunity to acquire 11.79 acres of land offering strong commercial potential to meet local and regional requirements. The site is accessed via Loddington Road in the town of Rothwell, Northamptonshire, which lies approximately 4 miles to the east of Kettering town centre. Visit and register to download further information.

The site comprises the former Norton Playing Fields, which consist of two parcels of land extending to a total area of approximately 3.7 hectares (9.18 acres). Parcel A extends to 1.29 hectares (approx. 3.18 acres) and includes the former maintenance depot, together with vehicular access from Croft Lane. Parcel B extends to 2.41 hectares (approx. 5.96 acres) and is subject to restrictive covenants which include a prohibition on erecting any building on the Pink Land except buildings necessary in connection with an education use.

The site is level and broadly regular in shape, extending to approximately 0.69 acres (0.28 hectares). It currently comprises part of a public pay-and-display surface car park, providing approximately 75 spaces, including two designated disabled bays. Access is available via two entrances: one from Frimley Road and the other from Sullivan Road. The surrounding area to the north and east features a mix of residential and commercial properties, while the south and west are predominantly residential.

The property occupies a prime 0.18 acre (0.073 hectare) corner plot on a prominent High Street location, adjacent to the entrance of Elmsleigh Shopping Centre in Staines-upon-Thames. Surrounding occupiers include well-known national retailers such as Caffè Nero, Santander, and McDonald's, contributing to strong footfall. The building benefits from triple frontage, with its principal elevation facing the High Street and additional access points via Goodman Place and Elmsleigh Road.