Commercial Properties For Sale by Eckersley, Preston, including sold STC

The site is rectangular and generally overgrown, surrounded by housing on 3 sides with a tree boundary to the rear. Craiglands being the residential dwelling lies towards the easterly boundary of the site.

The property comprises a substantial detached former school building arranged over lower ground, ground and first floor levels. The building is of traditional brick construction beneath pitched slate roofs and has historically been extended and refurbished to a good standard. The accommodation is currently used as a design studio with ancillary offices, showroom/display areas, meeting rooms, staff facilities and storage. Internally, the premises provide a flexible mix of open-plan and cellular accommodation, with good ceiling heights to parts. The layout would lend itself to a range of commercial occupiers, subject to any necessary consents. The property's former educational use may also be of interest to specialist education, training or alternative provision operators, subject to planning. Externally, the property benefits from substantial surfaced areas for parking, circulation and servicing, with approximately 40 on-site parking spaces. Given the detached nature of the building, the overall site area and surrounding residential context, the property may also offer potential for alternative uses or redevelopment, subject to planning.

A generally level greenfield site bounded by hedgerows with access from Preston/Lancaster Road (A6). The surrounding area comprises mixed farmland, housing, retail and leisure and car dealership uses.

The premises are detached and of steel portal frame construction incorporating mixed brick, clad and feature glass elevations beneath arch profile clad roof. The accommodation is offered over three floors being mixed open plan and cellular in arrangement together with workshop/store on the ground floor.  The accommodation has been finished to a good standard including the following features::[spacer size="8"] Suspended ceilings Recessed Category II lighting Raised access floors/dado IT trunking Perimeter Cat 5 IT trunking Comfort cooling & heating and gas-fired central heating Passenger lift servicing the ground and first floor WC facilities on each floor Internal CCTV system and security access control system Fully fitted kitchen/canteen facilities located on the 2nd floor Self-contained car park

The premises comprise a substantial detached industrial property being predominantly portal frame construction with mixed brick, block and clad walls beneath mixed profiled sheet roof incorporating translucent roof lights. The property is built in bays in an 'L' configuration with 2 storey offices to the front together with further single storey works offices. The building was originally in multi occupancy arranged in bays thus lending itself to be easily subdivided back into bays thus providing a range of options. The current Vendors have subdivided the building including utilities. The salient points are as follows: Unit 21 Let to Bell, Sons & Co. (Druggists) Limited by way of a 15 year lease from the 1st February 2024 on a full repairing and insuring basis, at a passing rent of £121,228 per annum (£5.25 per sq ft). There are 5 yearly tenant breaks and rent reviews to RPI (All items). Unit 22I Let to ITP Packaging Ltd by way of a 5-year lease from 1st December 2024 on a full repairing and insuring basis, at a passing rent of £40,000 per annum (£4.65 per sq ft). There isa tenant break option at year 3 and a rent review at year 2 to open market rental value. Units 23-24 Let to ITP Packaging Ltd by way of a 5-year lease from 1st September 2025 on a full repairing and insuring basis, at a passing rent of £83,000 per annum (£4.67 per sq ft). There is a tenant break option on 31st August 2028 and a rent review on 1st September 2028 to u

The site extends to approximately 4.65 hectares (11.5 acres). The land is predominantly level and unserviced at the present time. There is a new proposed main entrance directly off Queensway. A side road entrance into the site is available via Scafell Road, Queensway Business Park.

The premises are detached and of steel portal frame construction incorporating mixed brick, clad and feature glass elevations beneath arch profile clad roof. The accommodation is offered over three floors being mixed open plan and cellular in arrangement together with workshop/store on the ground floor.  The accommodation has been finished to a good standard including the following features::[spacer size="8"] Suspended ceilings Recessed Category II lighting Raised access floors/dado IT trunking Perimeter Cat 5 IT trunking Comfort cooling & heating and gas-fired central heating Passenger lift servicing the ground and first floor WC facilities on each floor Internal CCTV system and security access control system Fully fitted kitchen/canteen facilities located on the 2nd floor Self-contained car park

The property comprises a substantial detached former school building arranged over lower ground, ground and first floor levels. The building is of traditional brick construction beneath pitched slate roofs and has historically been extended and refurbished to a good standard. The accommodation is currently used as a design studio with ancillary offices, showroom/display areas, meeting rooms, staff facilities and storage. Internally, the premises provide a flexible mix of open-plan and cellular accommodation, with good ceiling heights to parts. The layout would lend itself to a range of commercial occupiers, subject to any necessary consents. The property's former educational use may also be of interest to specialist education, training or alternative provision operators, subject to planning. Externally, the property benefits from substantial surfaced areas for parking, circulation and servicing, with approximately 40 on-site parking spaces. Given the detached nature of the building, the overall site area and surrounding residential context, the property may also offer potential for alternative uses or redevelopment, subject to planning.

The building comprises a well-appointed two-storey hospital/medical facility being of timber frame construction, externally finished with blockwork and micro-rib metal cladding beneath a clad roof. The property is understood to be well known to the recipient and is presented as a substantial and purpose-designed healthcare building. Internally, the accommodation provides a comprehensive range of theatres, consulting and treatment rooms, together with offices, changing facilities, stores and general clinical amenities. Kitchen and WC facilities are provided at both ground and first floor levels. The accommodation benefits throughout from resilient, easy-clean finishes appropriate for healthcare use, including coved skirtings to support hygiene standards. Wall finishes are formed in washable, impervious coatings suitable for routine cleaning and infection control. Ceilings are generally suspended grid systems incorporating recessed lighting, ventilation grilles and access to building services. Mechanical and electrical installations include a dedicated medical air handling and ventilation system serving the principal clinical areas, including the theatres, providing controlled air changes with high-grade filtration suitable for surgical environments and understood to incorporate HEPA-level filtration where required. Supplementary DX air-conditioning units are installed to a number of rooms to provide local temperature control. Heating is via a wet gas-fired system, with...

A generally level greenfield site bounded by hedgerows with access from Preston/Lancaster Road (A6). The surrounding area comprises mixed farmland, housing, retail and leisure and car dealership uses.

The premises comprise a substantial semi-detached property of traditional brick construction beneath pitched slate roofs. Internally, the accommodation is arranged over four floors and offers a mix of open-plan and cellular rooms, providing flexible workspace suitable for a range of occupiers. The building is predominantly used as office accommodation, with the majority of the space fitted out accordingly. Ancillary storage areas are also provided, supporting a variety of operational requirements. Following its conversion from a former mill, the property retains a number of attractive original features, while also benefiting from modern specifications including suspended ceilings, raised access floors, gas-fired central heating, air conditioning and uPVC double glazing throughout. The premises benefit from dedicated garage car parking. The property may also be suitable for conversion to an alternative use, such as residential or mixed-use development, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

The site is rectangular and generally overgrown, surrounded by housing on 3 sides with a tree boundary to the rear. Craiglands being the residential dwelling lies towards the easterly boundary of the site.

Finance is available from Charles Street Finance. The Property comprises a broadly triangular-shaped site, relatively flat and predominantly hard surfaced. It extends to approximately 0.13 hectares (0.32 acres) and benefits from excellent frontage onto Moor Lane. The site is located in the vibrant University Quarter of Preston, an area that has seen significant investment from both the University of Lancashire and the local council. It also enjoys good access to the surrounding city centre road network. Planning approval was granted on 12 April 2024 (ref: 06/2023/0091) for a part 19, part 5 storey building providing 120 apartments.

The site comprises a broadly rectangular parcel of land extending to approximately 3.48 hectares ( 8.6 acres ) . Historically it formed part of the wider former Pontins holiday park which has in part been developed by Persimmon Homes. More recently, a section of the site has been utilised as a contractor site office facility and as a consequence parts of hardstanding remain on site together with tarmacadam access directly from Clifton Drive North. The site is generally level and enclosed in part by a circa 1-metre-high metal fence running along the frontage to Clifton Drive North. Overall, and subject to securing planning permission it is suitable for a variety of potential uses .

The property comprises an investment opportunity arranged as four office suites across two buildings, over ground and first floor levels. The buildings are of portal frame construction with brick/blockwork infill walls, surmounted by profiled metal insulated cladding. The accommodation is accessed via ground floor entrance lobbies, with WC facilities provided at each level. Internally, the suites generally benefit from suspended ceilings incorporating Category II/LED lighting, perimeter trunking, fire detection, carpeting, gas central heating and kitchen facilities. Externally, there is designated car parking for the development, together with landscaped areas. Each suite is let on a separate underlease with service charge and building management provisions included, and a Management Fee payable by the shorter-term occupiers.

The unit comprises a two storey self-contained end terraced office building of brickwork construction beneath a pitched roof and features an attractive glazed entrance atrium. The building provides predominantly open plan accommodation over ground and first floors together with kitchen and WC facilities at ground floor level. The accommodation is carpeted and decorated throughout incorporating a suspended ceiling with recessed lighting. Externally, 10 dedicated car parking spaces are provided.

A single two-storey building of traditional Accrington brick construction and beneath a predominantly pitched slate roof. There is, however, a small single storey annex also of brick with a flat roof on the southerly elevation, which appears to be a later addition. The property has historically been used for religious and educational purposes, including a chapel on the first floor. The ground floor, which was the former school, includes a hall with a stage; WCs; storage rooms; a kitchen; and a boiler room. The premises benefit from UPVC windows throughout. Externally, there are tarmac and hardcore areas suitable for vehicle parking and general circulation around the buildings external area.

The property comprises a characterful Georgian end-terraced building of traditional brick construction beneath a pitched slate-tiled roof, arranged over two storeys with an additional third-floor loft storage area created as part of a recent refurbishment. There is a single-storey annexe to the rear that forms a kitchen and staff amenity facility which is also of brick construction but with a monopitch slate tiled roof. Internally the property provides office accommodation to ground and first floor with storage in the created second floor area. To the rear there is an area adopted for car parking that can accommodate 2 vehicles which are accessed from Back Starkie Street.

The wider site delineated in blue is broadly square with heavy woodland on 2 elevations with existing terraced housing to the northerly boundary. The holding comprises a mix of completed townhouses and apartments amounting to 28 dwellings which was built in approximately 2008 by Pringle Homes. Furthermore there is an undeveloped rectangular site to the south-east which is delineated red which benefits from an extant planning permission for 12 x 2 bedroomed apartments amounting to approximately 7,656 ft of accommodation.

A two-storey end-terraced property accommodating a good sized retail shop to the ground floor and first floor residential flat. Internally, the ground floor provides predominantly open plan accommodation which has been subdivided by timber framed partitioning to suit the current occupier's use of the property. A WC facility is provided to the rear of the customer facing areas. The first floor is accessed via an external staircase located to the rear of the building and provides a good size residential flat comprising 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and large bathroom accommodating both bath and shower. The attic currently provides fairly extensive storage but may offer scope for development having the benefit of existing velux windows. Externally, the property benefits from a good sized enclosed rear yard accessed from Mill Street.

The subject premises comprise a two-storey end-terraced property with a small extension to the rear and benefit from a glazed frontage to Chorley Road. Internally, the ground floor provides predominantly open plan accommodation, albeit this is currently sub-divided by way of demountable partitions, together with kitchen and WC facilities. The first floor is accessed via an internal staircase and again is mainly open plan in nature. The building would suit a wide variety of uses, subject to any necessary planning permission. Externally, the property benefits from a small enclosed rear yard accessed from Higher Walton Road and an area of hardstanding to the side of the building which provides some off-road parking.

The property comprises a two storey end terraced building accommodating a self-contained self-contained lock-up retail unit at ground floor level which has a glazed return frontage.  The premises trade as a pilates/wellbeing studio and beauty salon and are fitted in keeping with this use. The shop extends to a Net Internal Area of 30.0 m (323 ft). A self-contained residential maisonette occupies the rear of the ground and first floor of the property comprising a good sized dining kitchen on the ground floor which also gives access into the enclosed rear yard.  A living room, two bedrooms and bathroom are situated on the upper level. The residential accommodation benefits from a separate access from Dove Avenue and extends to an approximate Gross Internal Area (GIA) of 64.9 m (699 ft). In addition, there is a lock-up garage of brickwork construction to the rear of the plot which is also accessed from Dove Avenue.

The premises comprise the ground floor of a two storey detached property benefiting from uPVC double glazed display windows to the front elevation. Internally the ground floor provides predominantly open plan sales accommodation together with a partitioned office/storage area and WC/kitchen facility to the rear. On-street parking is available in close proximity to the premises

Albert Edward House comprises a range of office accommodation arranged across multiple buildings and over several floors, providing modern and adaptable workspace. The buildings have recently benefited from new roofs, and the car park was resurfaced and re-lined in October 2025. The general specification includes suspended ceilings, LED lighting, Air conditioning, Perimeter trunking, an attractive landscaped environment and excellent on-site parking allocation with an approximate ratio of 1 space per 200 sq ft.

A substantial detached church building of traditional brick construction, set beneath various pitched slate roofs supported by attractive exposed timber trusses. The building features numerous timber-framed windows, including stained glass to the front and rear elevations. Internally, the property is arranged around a large open-plan worship hall, with several amenity areas including a kitchen, WC's and storage rooms. The floor is raised and of timber. The main hall benefits from significant ceiling heights of approximately 10.55 metres, rising to 13.07 metres at the apex. Externally, there are concrete surfaced pathways and grassed areas.

The property comprises a range of offices together with workshop/storage units being of brick construction with render finish beneath mixed pitched slate and flat roofs. The offices are arranged over 3 levels providing mainly cellular accommodation. The workshop/storage accommodation is arranged in several self contained units accessed from the secure yard/car parking area. Externally there is a yard/car park area with 29 car parking spaces plus 3 additional visitor spaces.

A 65 acre greenfield development site with planning permission to deliver up to 800,000 ft of new building warehouse/industrial accommodation. Development commenced in Q1 of 2025 initially delivering infrastructure alongside the construction of the first unit extending to circa 145,000 ft for Tilemaster adhesives (Kerakoll). Phase 2 has also commenced delivering approximately 80,000 ft. Further units are available ranging from 25,000 ft to 455,000 ft to suit occupier's specific occupational requirements. Some salient points include: Approved for B2 and B8 use High-specification sustainable space Net Zero Carbon capability BREEAM Very Good / Excellent capable EPC Rating A No restriction on eaves height Floor loading up to 50kN/m2 6.3MVA allocated power load (enhancement pending) Medium pressure gas connection EV charging points