Commercial Properties For Sale by Flude Property Consultants, Chichester, including sold STC
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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.
- Freehold for sale by Informal Tender
- Minimum 0.53 acre site
- Existing buildings on site totaling over 7,500 sqft (697 sq m)
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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.
- Chichester is a busy and attractive cathedral city in central position close to public car parks, bus and rail stations
- Works completed to repair front facade.
- Large Freehold Development Opportunity (Grade II* listed) accessed from South Street and via South Pallant and Theatre Lane
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A substantial detached period residence occupying a prominent position on the sought-after Walsingham Road in Hove. This former elegant family home combines some classic architectural detailing offering well proportioned accommodation arranged over multiple floors. The property is approached via an attractive front garden with mature planting, established shrubs and brick boundary walls. The striking white-rendered façade is complemented by contrasting detailing, sash-style windows and a covered entrance porch, enhancing the buildings period nature. To the side of the house is a valuable gated access path leading to the rear, ideal for bicycles, bins and day-to-day practicality. This also benefits from a dropped path allowing off road parking with the necessary works undertaken and permissions granted if required. The frontage has been thoughtfully landscaped with low-maintenance gravel beds and mature planting, providing an elegant approach to the property. The property has been divided into four individual flats. Each flat typically benefits from a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and a second room providing the living area plus kitchen.
- Substantial detached period property
- The property has been divided into four individual flats which are all let on tenancies to private individuals
- Located in the attractive Sackville Gardens Conservation Area of Brighton and Hove
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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.
- Chichester is a busy and attractive cathedral city in central position close to public car parks, bus and rail stations
- Works completed to repair front facade .
- Large Freehold Development Opportunity (Grade II* listed) accessed from South Street and via South Pallant and Theatre Lane
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Property Description This central business district mixed-use building comprises a ground floor restaurant with three upper floors of high-quality E Class accommodation. The building has been thoughtfully refurbished throughout and is well-suited for a variety of occupiers seeking open-plan, flexible workspace in a vibrant setting. Ground Floor - The Fat Fig The ground floor is currently occupied by a well-presented restaurant, offering excellent street frontage and strong footfall. First Floor Offices - Linn Systems The first-floor offices are predominantly open plan, with several partitioned meeting rooms offering flexibility for collaboration or private use. This self-contained floor includes its own dedicated kitchen, male and female WC facilities, and benefits from direct lift access. Second Floor - Lano Yoga Studio Similar in layout to the first floor, the second-floor offices offer largely open-plan workspace. This level shares many of the same modern amenities, ensuring a consistent standard throughout the building. Third Floor Offices - Flude Property Consultants The third floor has recently undergone significant refurbishment, providing high-standard finishes including new kitchen facilities, upgraded WC accommodation, and new flooring. This floor benefits from excellent natural light and a modern, professional feel together with substantial terrace looking out over the city scape and cathedral. Building Amenities All floors enjoy access to the following...
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The property was constructed in 1938/39 and is of traditional brick construction, arranged over three storeys beneath pitched tiled roofs, with a series of projecting shopfronts at ground floor level providing three individual retail units occupied by Boots, The Chemist (two units 25/27) and Mansell McTaggart (29) an estate agent with 23 offices in Sussex and Surrey . The retail units provide open-plan retail accommodation with ancillary storage to the rear. The upper floors are accessed from both the front and the rear of the property and provide three self-contained first and second floor (within mansard roof) flats all accessed separately to the ground floor commercial space. Additionally to the rear are the service yards and parking for the properties.
|1/39The 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.
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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.
1/5A substantial detached period residence occupying a prominent position on the sought-after Walsingham Road in Hove. This former elegant family home combines some classic architectural detailing offering well proportioned accommodation arranged over multiple floors. The property is approached via an attractive front garden with mature planting, established shrubs and brick boundary walls. The striking white-rendered façade is complemented by contrasting detailing, sash-style windows and a covered entrance porch, enhancing the buildings period nature. To the side of the house is a valuable gated access path leading to the rear, ideal for bicycles, bins and day-to-day practicality. This also benefits from a dropped path allowing off road parking with the necessary works undertaken and permissions granted if required. The frontage has been thoughtfully landscaped with low-maintenance gravel beds and mature planting, providing an elegant approach to the property. The property has been divided into four individual flats. Each flat typically benefits from a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and a second room providing the living area plus kitchen.
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The property comprises of modern warehouse and attractive, refurbished office accommodation within a secured gated estate. Constructed in the mid 2000s, the property is constructed of steel portal frame, under pitched sheeted roof with insulated profile cladding. Internally the two storey offices benefit from carpeting throughout, suspended ceilings with inset LED lighting and air conditioning, oil fired central heating, double glazed windows and perimeter trunking. Glass partitioning could be removed to offer further open plan areas. The warehouse (photos to follow), is accessed via a large roller shutter door, benefitting from minimum eaves of 4.67m rising to 6.96m at the apex. Further amenities include polished concrete slab flooring, with underfloor oil fired heating, roof hung lighting, translucent roof panels, three phase power and perimeter air lines. A mezzanine floor to the rear offers further storage/workshop space. There is parking allocated parking on site for a minimum of 11 vehicles and approximately 5,000 sq ft of secure yard space which can serve as further parking or external storage. This yard is currently split into two, though could easily be combined.
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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.
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The property comprises of two adjoining, freehold business units, constructed in the mid 1990s. The units are of steel portal frame construction, under a pitched roof with profile sheet metal clad & brick elevations. Unit 15 has the benefit of double height glazed entrance lobby, with Unit 16 benefitting from a large up & over roller shutter door. Both units have separate pedestrian entrance doors. Internally the units are configured as light industrial / warehouse space on the ground floor, with offices at first floor level. Further amenities include triple aspect double glazed windows, roller shutter loading door, concrete flooring, air conditioning, suspended ceilings with inset lighting, shower, kitchen, w/cs. Externally the units have allocated parking for approximately 12 vehicles.
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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.
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The property comprises an end-of-terrace period building, arranged over two storeys. Elevations appear to be in solid brick, which have been rendered and painted, beneath a pitched and concrete-tiled roof. Internally, the property has been divided horizontally to form two self-contained commercial interests; being a lock-up shop / office to the ground floor, and an office on the first floor. Outside is a garage to the western side of the building, which can be accessed from the ground floor, together with three off-road car parking spaces.
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Unit K42 forms an end of terrace industrial / warehouse property of steel and breeze block construction, constructed in the mid 2010's. Internally the unit is arranged over ground and mezzanine first floor benefitting from a disabled WC, three phase electric and mains gas supply. The property can be accessed either by pedestrian or up & over roller shutter door (3m x 3m).
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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).
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This well-presented industrial unit offers a practical and efficient combination of warehouse, storage, and office accommodation, making it well-suited to a variety of light industrial and commercial occupiers. The property benefits from a clear-span unit with an eaves height to haunch of approximately 4.26m, accessed via a full-height up-and-over shutter door. Internally, the unit is fitted with a painted concrete floor and is served by a gas blower heater and three-phase power. To the rear of the ground floor is a functional office area, along with a fitted kitchen and two WC facilities (one of which is a tenant's improvement), providing essential welfare accommodation in support of operational requirements. At mezzanine level, the unit offers high-quality, open-plan office space with modern lighting and air conditioning, benefiting from excellent levels of natural light through large windows with attractive green views, contributing to a pleasant working environment. Externally, the unit has the advantage of five dedicated car parking spaces situated to the front of the premises with one to the side, with good access for vans and deliveries. The property is likely to appeal to both owner-occupiers and investors, presenting a sound long term investment opportunity within a well-managed commercial estate.
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The subject property comprises a detached building, traditionally constructed over two storeys, plus attic. Elevations are in painted brick, incorporating windows that are a mixture of timber and UPV construction. Internally, the building is presently configured as a vacant former takeaway premises on the ground floor which is arranged as a counter and waiting area to the front, with a kitchen, prep rooms and WC's to the rear. A two-bedroom maisonette forms the remainder of the ground floor, plus the first and second floors. It has its own dedicated entrance from the side (south) elevation, and benefits from gas central heating and mains electric and water supply. Externally, there is a good sized garden to the rear of the property. To the south is a greenfield parcel of land, of an irregular shape and uneven ground conditions. The boundaries are fenced, and the ground is predominantly grass.
1/3The 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.
