Commercial Properties For Sale by Garness Jones Commercial, Hull, including sold STC

The property is of steel portal frame construction with a minimum eaves height in the warehouse of 5m. The portal frame is clad with insulated cladding to both roof and walls with brick / block at lower level in part to approx. 2.5m. Intermittent translucent roof panels provide natural daylight into the warehouse space. The offices are are fitted out with suspended ceilings, perimeter dado power and data supply connections and carpet tiles. The property is situated within a self-contained site with a dedicated car parking area to the front and secured yard and storage areas to the rear. The site is bounded by perimeter fencing.

The site is prime for development subject to planning, with the site accessed via Gibson Lane South. The land is connected to main drains which run north to south. The land has not been allocated and no formal approach has been made to The East Riding Council for a designated consent. The vendor would consider various uses in the form of care, assisted living , residential, leisure, hotel and light commercial subject to planning.

An excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 6 acres of development land in the highly desirable market town of Market Weighton. The site comprises a regular-shaped parcel with strong development potential. Planning permission was previously granted in 2022 for 26 units under use class E(G) (ii) & (iii), B2 and B8 uses with ancillary office space. East Riding of Yorkshire Planning approval reference 22/00063/STPLF. Interested parties are advised to make enquiries direct with East Riding of Yorkshire Council. The site may also offer potential for alternative employment or commercial uses, subject to the necessary consents. The site is well positioned with excellent transport connectivity. The site enjoys easy access to the A1079 corridor linking Hull, Beverley and York with the M62 approximately 8 miles south of the site making it well suited for industrial, logistics, trade counter, roadside, office or wider employment uses. Market Weighton continues to attract investment with existing mixed-use commercial and residential expansion activity across the York Road employment area.

47-69 Salmon Grove, The properties comprise office accommodation falling within Class E under the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987. This use class allows for a wide range of alternative commercial uses without the need for planning permission, subject to compliance, including medical, dental, physiotherapy, childcare, and research & development facilities. The existing layout and configuration also present strong potential for conversion to residential use, subject to the necessary planning consents. 3 Ferens Avenue, has been converted to residential accommodation currently operating as a guest house, falling within Class C1 (Hotels and Guest Houses). There is potential to convert the property to self-contained residential accommodation, including a single dwelling or subdivision into two flats, subject to obtaining the appropriate planning permission. ** PLANS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST **

The portfolio comprises three parades of retail units located along Promenade in the centre of Bridlington. 2-8 Promenade Y015 2PX is situated on the eastern side of the street and comprises a traditional brick-built parade of retail properties. Each unit features a traditional shopfront with ground floor retail accommodation and ancillary storage space at first floor level. The units benefit from a rear surface yard providing servicing and storage access. Current occupiers within this parade include Ramsdens Financial, Max Spielmann, a mixed martial arts gym, vape retailers and a One Stop convenience store. 15-17 Promenade Y015 2PY comprises two retail units with traditional shopfronts at ground floor level and ancillary storage accommodation at first floor level. The units are currently occupied by a barbers and a pet shop. To the rear is a private alleyway which provides access through to the popular The Dog House drinking establishment, a well-known venue that attracts both local residents and tourists visiting the town. 33-37 Promenade YO15 2PY comprises three self-contained retail units with ground floor sales areas and ancillary first floor storage accommodation, together with a rear surface yard. Current occupiers include a mobility scooter retailer, the Age UK charity shop and a barbers.

This brownfield site is 3.8 acres which is situated within an established commercial location with frontage to the A63 which is the primary arterial route with circa 56,000 vehicles passing the site on a daily basis. The site has excellent connectivity and would be suitable for a single occupier or various uses subject to planning.

The site benefits from its own private access off Starcarr Lane and would be suitable for owner-occupation to develop a bespoke unit. Alternatively, there is potential for redevelopment to create a small commercial/industrial estate comprising seven units ranging in size from approximately 474 sq ft to 6,738 sq ft, in accordance with the indicative plans prepared, subject to planning consent. The vendor intends to retain the land to the south-west for future residential development, as shown on the indicative plans included within the particulars..

The property comprises an industrial workshop with dedicated two storey office accommodation with external parking and yard area. The workshops are constructed around a reinforced concrete frame with a full height brick/block infill covered externally with profiled sheet cladding. The roof is pitched and the property has an eaves height of 5.77m rising to 7.62m at the apex. The dedicated two storey office block sits at the front of the premises and provides staff amenity facilities in the form of canteen, locker room and wc's as well as office space. Externally the property benefits from a dedicated yard area secured by palisade fencing and double access gates.

The Ground floor of Kings Building has been refurbished to a high specification office which is predominately open plan with door entry system access and wheelchair access from the east elevation of the building. The office includes comfort cooling heating system raised flooring for data, separate ladies and gents wc facilities with disabled WC and shower. To the rear is a south facing external seating area. The tenants are able to utilise the the communal gym, contemporary communal meeting and outside space. The accommodation is available as a whole or can be split to create individual smaller suites.

Ocean Chambers is a Grade 2 listed building which was built circa 1899-1901 with the building having a strong stone façade, is asymmetrical with baroque touches, has shallow cantered bays divided by squat ionic columns, mannerist gables and a heavy rusticated entrance. The property is an iconic building within the City Centre, internally the accommodation consists of a basement with strongroom which was built and installed by the same company that installed the Harrods Stores vaults in London. The premises consist of 5 storeys of office with some attractive period features including Edwardian constructed staircase. The building has a great deal of potential with high ceilings and natural light with attractive views overlooking Lowgate.

The property comprises a steel portal frame constructed building with low level brick work externally to a height of 2.29 metres surmounted by insulated profile sheet cladding to the upper walls and roof. The roof is insulated and pitched with curved finish externally incorporating intermittent translucent light panels allowing natural daylight into the warehouse space. The property has an eaves height of 6.68 metres rising to 8 metres at the apex. In the warehouse there was a low level blockwork to a height of approximately 2.28 metres and a large mezzanine in situ. Height underneath the mezzanine is 3.34 metres. The property has one large access roller shutter which measures 4 metres wide by 5.18 metres high. The office accommodation to the front of the premises at both ground and first floor level was finished to a high standard and included suspended ceilings, LED lighting, AC units, carpet tile flooring, modern kitchen, staff amenity facilities, modern atrium with curved staircase. The first floor provided more dedicated office areas being created by timber and glazed partitions. Windows and doors throughout were of aluminium double glazed. Externally, the property benefits from a dedicated parking area providing approximately 16 bays. This yard is secured by perimeter fencing and double access gates. The property also benefits from dedicated yard area on the opposite side of the premises with dedicated access.

Preplanning consultation has been carried out with Doncaster Council with plans available on request that shows a proposed residential development scheme including Block 1 delivering 112 apartments, 56 x 2-bed totalling 575 sq ft per apartment with canal views; 28 2-bed 575 sq ft apartments with no canal views; and 28 1-bed circa 500 sq ft per apartments. Block 2 affordable apartments totalling 20 1-bed circa 500 sq ft per apartment. The site will benefit from 64 carparking spaces.

The property comprises part of the former Hull Grammar School and Community Enterprise Centre and consists of three self-contained buildings. The buildings can be occupied either individually or as a whole, offering flexibility to suit a variety of occupiers. The accommodation provides spacious classroom facilities throughout, with each building benefiting from its own private entrance, WC facilities and kitchen area, allowing them to operate entirely independently. Building 2 additionally benefits from a platform lift providing access to the first floor. The property falls within the new Class E use class, permitting a wide range of uses including offices, retail, café/restaurant, training and education, medical or health services, day nursery, place of worship, gymnasium and other commercial uses. Externally, the site benefits from excellent on-site car parking. The overall plot size and layout also offer potential for further development, subject to the necessary planning consents.

The property comprises of a three storey period property that fronts Saturday Market and is adjacent to the Kings Head public house and Dyer Lane pedestrian access linking to further retail shops and Tesco's Supermarket. The property comprises of a communal access via Saturday Market with the building consisting of a variety of commercial operators that fall under Class E use, which consists of retail, beauty, medial and office. The premises benefit from communal kitchen and WC facilities within the building. A full tenancy schedule is available upon request.

The property consists of a converted period building effectively comprising of 4 buildings converted into 1 block of offices occupied by SJP Law. The 3 properties fronting Parliament Street are within the Georgian era with the rear building, known as Parliament Chambers, believed to be Victorian. The main office is accessed via Parliament Street with the rear accessed via Duncan Place and Manor Street, and the property having the benefit of a secured car park for up to 10 vehicles. The Parliament Street buildings are built on basement, ground, first, second floor and attic level with the offices consisting of a mixture of individual offices and part of the building being refurbished to create open plan offices. The lower ground floor offices coming from Duncan Place are being utilised as a gym, additional individual offices and meeting rooms.

The property comprises a detached, two-storey traditional brick office building, constructed beneath a pitched concrete tiled roof and benefiting from 26 designated car parking spaces. Internally, the ground floor provides disabled and staff WC facilities and is arranged predominantly as open-plan office accommodation. The first floor is similarly configured, offering largely open-plan office space with additional WC facilities. The offices are fitted to a good specification, including suspended ceilings, LED lighting, a comfort cooling and air-conditioning system, and gas-fired central heating. Both the ground and first floors incorporate ancillary managers' offices, meeting rooms, and kitchen facilities, providing flexible and functional office accommodation throughout.

The premises consists of a double pitched steel frame industrial unit with brick infill to a height of 2.62m. The roof coverings are profile sheet cladding. The premises benefits from two large access shutters in the front elevation each measuring approx. 6m wide by 4.7m high. Internally the property consists of an open workspace with steel support beams running down the centre. A suspended ceiling covers the whole floor space and measures approx. 5.42m to its underside. Ground floor office and staff amenities are provided. Externally the property has a large wrap around yard of approximately 0.66 acres with dual access from both Hedon Road and Popple Street. The site is secured by perimeter double access gates at each entrance.

The property comprises of a fully income producing mixed use investment, consisting of a restaurant together with 7 self-contained residential flats arranged from 3 x 2 bed apartments and 4 x 1 bedroom apartment and the first floor popular Hitchcocks vegetarian restaurant located on the first floor. The property extends to approximately 5,961 SqFt and currently generates a Gross Rental Income of £54,600 per annum. There is potential for reconfiguration and development of the first floor restaurant if this ever became vacant to provide a fully residential development and investment opportunity.

The property comprises of an attractive mixed retail and leisure commercial investment, with the predominant premises comprising from Class E Use and Sui Generis Use, whereby the unit comprises of a tattooist, retail shop for the sale of candles, African restaurant and barbers, and a bar and leisure venue. 81 Prospect Street was occupied by Belvoir Estate Agents on the ground floor which is fitted out as an office on the ground floor and separate entrance leading to the upper floor which would be suitable for redevelopment subject to the appropriate planning consent being obtained, or alternatively as a separate office. To the rear of the property is a secured car park that serves the commercial buildings.

The site consists of a vacant parcel of land fronting Spring Bank and can be accessed via a separate access road on Stanley Street, located adjacent to Tesco Express. The site was granted full planning permission Pd for erection of buildings to create 37 self-contained flats and 3 ground floor retail units, The local planning authority is Hull City Council planning ref 4/01116/FULL. The whole site is available on a freehold basis and may appeal to builders/developers but may also suit alternative uses, subject to the necessary planning consent being obtained.

The property is part of a terraced block of industrial units forming part of the Priory Fruit Market. The property is end terraced and is of steel portal frame construction covered with full height insulated composite steel sheet cladding to the walls and roof. The roof is pitched and benefits from a number of translucent panels providing natural lighting to the warehouse. We understand the roof cladding is thicker in terms of insulating factors and formed part of the initial construction back in 2009. The unit has a single electrically operated insulated up and over access shutter which measures 3.58m wide by 4.5m high. The unit has an eaves height of 5.63m rising to 7.63m at the apex. A mezzanine was in situ as well as a dedicated office block and staff WCs. Externally there is a large communal carpark which has secure access gates which are operated on a first in last out basis in respect of opening and closing.

The property consists of a steel frame truss constructed workshop and double storey building used as reception and offices. The workshop has full height brick infill sitting under a pitched roof covered in insulated profile sheet cladding incorporating intermittent translucent panels which allows natural daylight into the workshop. Staff amenities are located at the rear of the unit along with a mezzanine which provides additional storage. Externally the property has been overclad with horizontal cladding panels providing a modern look. Height under the steel frame truss is 3.97m. A 1.5 tonne crane was in situ in the workshop and a single access shutter measured 3.26m (w) x 3.82m (h). The property occupies a prominent position on Madeley Street and benefits from high levels of passing traffic from the Daltry Street flyover.

The property comprises an industrial workshop with ancillary office accommodation and external yard areas. Part of the property is constructed around a steel portal frame with full height single skin profile sheet cladding to the walls and pitched roof. The roof incorporates intermittent translucent light panels allowing natural daylight into the workshop. This unit has a front sliding access door which measured 4.38 metres wide by 4.73 metres high. Minimum internal eaves height was 3.42 metres rising to 4.6 metres and 5.7 metres at the apex. Heating was provided by an AmbiRad gas heating system. The above was connected to the main building via a small link connection. The main building consisted of a multi pitched steel frame truss building with full height brick/block infill. The pitched roofs were covered in a mixture of roof coverings all of which incorporated intermittent translucent light panels. Heating again was provided by overhead AmbiRad gas heaters. Lighting throughout the building was LED tube type. The height to the underside of the steel frame truss was 3.2 metres. A dedicated office block situated along the north elevation of the property provided ample office space. Externally there is yard areas secured by permitter fencing and access gates.

The property forms part of an end-terraced two-storey converted former office into 6 self-contained apartments that consist of 1 x 2 bed and 5 x 1 bed all of which benefit form their own car-parking space within the secured parking lot to the rear of the property. Each flat has been refurbished to a good standard with gas central heating as well as modern kitchen facilities.