Commercial Properties For Sale by Flude Property Consultants, Chichester

Flude Property Consultants are pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the freehold of a detached warehouse with a secure gated yard. Unit 10 comprises a warehouse / light industrial unit of steel portal frame construction with part brick, part glazed elevations, under a pitched sheet roof. The warehouse has for many years been used for the purposes of storage and distribution, and has the benefit of concrete flooring, eaves of 3.38m (haunch) rising to 4.39m (apex), roller shutter loading door, 3 phase power, translucent roof panels and refurbished offices (including new flooring, LED lighting and perimeter trunking). Externally the site has the benefit of plenty of parking and good loading access by way of a secure gated, self-contained yard.

The property comprises of an end of terrace Light industrial/Warehouse property. Constructed of steel portal frame, under a pitched profile sheet roof, the unit benefits from eaves of approx 5.18m to 6.8m (when removing the mezzanine), roller shutter loading door (3.21m H x 3.42m W), 3 Phase power, concrete flooring, W/C & Kitchenette, strip lighting and allocated on site parking. The property sits at the Eastern end of the terrace, and has been recently redecorated externally. There were previously windows at ground and first floor levels on the Eastern elevation, which may be possible for a purchaser to re-instate in future (subject to any necessary consents).

Freehold E Class Building with Planning for Residential Dwelling (C3)

The subject property, together with the land and buildings held under HM Land Registry Number WSX389112 forms part of a larger detached building (with yard) of traditional steel-framed construction. The subject property comprises the northern (front) part of the building, and is arranged as a former retail unit to the western part of the estate, with an office and Car Sales Kiosk (Car Sales Element) on the eastern side. Outside, directly to the north of the building is a concrete-covered forecourt, which provides off-road car parking, and display spaces for the Car Sales Element.

Industrial Investment Opportunity

The property is an attractive period Grade II* listed building over three floors with a basement. The attractive facade with three window bays and flint elevations give the property its name. Behind the facade (where the listed nature of the building is focused) the property had been converted to bank premises and has a 1960s modern extension to the rear. The property, particularly at the first floor front, has high ceilings and large windows making it a perfect candidate to become a light and breathable living space. The rear car park can provide up to 10 cars currently but as part of the development comprises infill this reduces down to four spaces plus a garden area. Whilst the current planning permission allows for conversion to four apartments it would also make a wonderful single dwelling, or could be retained to provide excellent E Class premises either as a single occupation or let in its individual parts. The property benefits from planning consent for conversion to four apartments further detail set out below.

The subject accommodation comprises the ground floor of a substantial, three-storey building. The building is of a traditional construction, beneath a pitched slate-tiled road, and incorporates stucco-rendered and painted elevations above a traditional timber-framed shop front. Internally, the ground floor is configured as a lock-up shop, which is currently occupied as a convenience store by Tesco Express. The configuration of the ground floor allows the premises to be occupied as a whole, or as three individual units.

Freehold E Class Building with Planning for Residential Dwelling (C3)

Freehold E Class Building with Planning for Residential Dwelling (C3)

Flude Property Consultants are pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the freehold of a detached warehouse with a secure gated yard. Unit 10 comprises a warehouse / light industrial unit of steel portal frame construction with part brick, part glazed elevations, under a pitched sheet roof. The warehouse has for many years been used for the purposes of storage and distribution, and has the benefit of concrete flooring, eaves of 3.38m (haunch) rising to 4.39m (apex), roller shutter loading door, 3 phase power, translucent roof panels and refurbished offices (including new flooring, LED lighting and perimeter trunking). Externally the site has the benefit of plenty of parking and good loading access by way of a secure gated, self-contained yard.

Attractive South-East Office Investment Total Size - 3,389 sq ft (314.86 sq m)

Shopwyke Nurseries comprises a well-established garden centre and nursery site located on the edge of Chichester, in the expanding area of Shopwyke, West Sussex. The property occupies a generous plot with extensive outdoor growing and display areas, a range of glasshouses and polytunnels, and associated retail buildings. The site benefits from excellent frontage and access from the main road, with ample customer parking and good vehicle circulation. The setting is semi-rural yet conveniently positioned just a short distance from Chichester city centre and major transport links, providing both visibility and ease of access for customers and deliveries. Currently operated as a successful independent nursery and garden centre, the property offers potential for continued horticultural use or alternative uses subject to the necessary planning consents.

Freehold Industrial / Business Unit

The property comprises a two-storey building originally configured as a warehouse/industrial building but now providing storage and office accommodation at ground floor and a mixture of open plan and individual offices at first floor. There is a kitchen and WC accommodation at ground floor. The original loading door is still in place and therefore the building could be reconfigured to provide basic storage or light industrial use especially at ground floor level. Externally there is a hardstanding area for loading and servicing, parking for a number of vehicles all accessed via a dedicated service road.

The property comprises of an end of terrace Light industrial/Warehouse property. Constructed of steel portal frame, under a pitched profile sheet roof, the unit benefits from eaves of approx 5.18m to 6.8m (when removing the mezzanine), roller shutter loading door (3.21m H x 3.42m W), 3 Phase power, concrete flooring, W/C & Kitchenette, strip lighting and allocated on site parking. The property sits at the Eastern end of the terrace, and has been recently redecorated externally. There were previously windows at ground and first floor levels on the Eastern elevation, which may be possible for a purchaser to re-instate in future (subject to any necessary consents).

The subject property comprises a self-contained workshop unit of block and brick construction below a flat roof. Internally, the unit benefits from a largely open-plan layout, with partition offices, carpet and tile flooring over a concrete floor underneath, central heating, strip lighting, kitchenette, security alarm system and separate male and female WCs. The unit's minimum internal clearance ranges from 2.66m-2.72m. Access is via a personnel door and further benefits from a concertina loading door, secured with an external electric roller shutter, measuring approximately 2.98m wide by 2.15m high. Externally, the premises' forecourt offers parking for 3-4 cars.

The property comprises a three storey Grade II Listed retail unit with the accommodation arranged over the ground, first and second floors. There is also a basement for storage. Gross frontage of 6.11 m Net frontage of 5.62 m

The property is an attractive period Grade II* listed building over three floors with a basement. The attractive facade with three window bays and flint elevations give the property its name. Behind the facade (where the listed nature of the building is focused) the property had been converted to bank premises and has a 1960s modern extension to the rear. The property, particularly at the first floor front, has high ceilings and large windows making it a perfect candidate to become a light and breathable living space. The rear car park can provide up to 10 cars currently but as part of the development comprises infill this reduces down to four spaces plus a garden area. Whilst the current planning permission allows for conversion to four apartments it would also make a wonderful single dwelling, or could be retained to provide excellent E Class premises either as a single occupation or let in its individual parts. The property benefits from planning consent for conversion to four apartments further detail set out below.

Nine Industrial / Business Units on Single Industrial Estate on the South Coast From 1,872 sq ft up to 27,578 sq ft

The subject property, together with the land and buildings held under HM Land Registry Number WSX389112 forms part of a larger detached building (with yard) of traditional steel-framed construction. The subject property comprises the northern (front) part of the building, and is arranged as a former retail unit to the western part of the estate, with an office and Car Sales Kiosk (Car Sales Element) on the eastern side. Outside, directly to the north of the building is a concrete-covered forecourt, which provides off-road car parking, and display spaces for the Car Sales Element.