Commercial Properties For Sale by Innes England Ltd, Nottingham, including sold STC

The property comprises a Grade II Listed building which has been converted to provide a range of self-contained office suites, the majority of which benefit from air conditioning and combine a contemporary fit out with period features. Externally the property benefits from 46 secure undercroft and courtyard parking spaces.

The property comprises a substantial industrial unit which has been subdivided and let to a number of different occupiers. There is a splayed access of Glaisdale Drive to the northwest elevation leading to a tarmacadam surface forecourt currently utilised as a car park for Unit 1,2,5 & 6, Unit 3 and Unit 4a. There is a second vehicular access to this element, located on the southwestern boundary, which leads directly into a rear yard behind unit 1,2,5, & 6 and through which the yard and access to Unit 7 & 8 is provided. The rear yard comprises of concrete slabbing and is secured by a perimeter fence line. The building is of steel portal framed construction, estimated to be of late 1970's or early 1980's origin to a minimum eave's height of 5.5m. Materials are conventional, including elevations in brick and block to roughly half height with insulated profile sheet cladding above, all beneath twin bay, insulated, profile sheet roofing. It is understood that the current configuration provides four self-contained units with their own service connections, with each unit having a unique layout. A telecoms mast and associated cabinet has been installed to northeast boundary of this element and can be accessed off Glaisdale Drive through the forecourt. The second element is a strip of land that runs along Glaisdale Parkway up to its junction with Glaisdale Drive.

Humberlofts comprises a mid-terrace building of brick construction under a slate pitched roof, built over seven floors inclusive of the basement car park, which provides secure parking for 12 cars. The regular rectangular shaped floor plates are served from a central lift and staircase core. The property was converted from office to residential use in 2021 whereby the first to fifth floors comprise of 20 residential apartments whilst the ground floor was split into two newly formed self-contained retail units benefiting from street access. The apartments have been appointed and finished to a very high specification and offer the high-quality finish expected for high end city centre living. The apartments are accessed via keyless smart phone door entry and are appointed with hardwood flooring and electric radiators throughout, the bedrooms comprise of double beds with high quality Yorkshire made mattresses, bedside tables and USB charging points; the lounge provides two comfy lounge chairs or sofa, coffee table with chairs and wall mounted HD Smart TV; the kitchen is appointed with a twin ceramic hob & oven, integrated microwave, fridge-freezer, washer-dryer and designer cooking and tableware whilst the Italian tiled bathroom and or ensuites provide a rainfall shower or bath with wash basin and WC. The penthouses benefit from the addition of a balcony providing an incredibly view of the city.

The property is located in the heart of the lace market currently utilised as a serviced office building with a grand entrance. On top of the building are two substantial residential penthouses with light filled rooms, large windows and sweeping 360 degree views of the city with wrap around balcony and roof garden. (1 x 7 bed and 1 x 1 bed). The serviced offices offer a range of office accommodation and meeting rooms available to rent on short- and long-term basis. The specification of the offices include gas fired central heating, double glazing, suspended ceilings, comfort cooling, wall plug sockets and Category II lighting. There is also a gym and two restaurants. There is on street parking available immediately outside the property as well as an NCP car park at the top of the road. The Saint Mary's Rest Garden is also to the rear of the property.

The property comprises of three separate retail units, each with their own glazed frontage and dedicated entrance off Castle Boulevard. Internally, the units are configured to provide open plan retail accommodation over a single floor plate. Unit 1 (yellow) provides kitchenette and WC facilities, Unit 2 (blue) benefits from storage and WC facilities. Unit 3 (green) includes a rear storage area, ancillary office, WC and partitioned walls to the front of the unit, which can be removed if required. The property benefits from the following specification, total glazed frontage of 57.5 metres, eaves height of 4 metres and ample natural light throughout. Externally, the units have access to an onsite car park which has 21 marked parking spaces that can be split between the units. Additional warehouse accomodation can be made available upon request.

The property comprises a multi-storey period property that consists of principally open plan office accommodation with ancillary facilities. The building has been comprehensively refurbished to include the following specification: - LED strip lighting - Carpet tiled flooring - Comfort cooling and heating system - 8 Person passenger lift Externally, the property benefits from a rear self contained secure car park for 6 vehicles.

The 1.23 acre (0.5 hectare) site is currently used as a car park. The site is tarmacked with the main entrance located off Quaker Way.

Como is the largest and most prominent of five office buildings which make up a self-contained campus at Lakeview Current occupiers include; Babcock, Nottinghamshire Police, DMT Engineering and Siemens This stand alone, self contained office building benefits from dual frontage to a courtyard and scenic views across the lake plus dedicated car parking facilities. It's location also presents occupiers with an excellent opportunity for well branded headquarters offices. The Grade A specification office building is of a modern contemporary design with large efficient floor plates providing occupiers with a range of flexible space solutions to suit individual needs.

The property is five storeys high, brick constructed and dates back to the original Lace Market development, constructed in the mid-1800's. This is broadly an L-shape as it follows the curve and realignment of Broadway as it runs down to Stoney Street. This element provides two impressive entrances constructed from stone with bays above and also within the eastern most element is a decorative archway. The building also benefits from a passenger lift. Internally the property provides a variety of good quality office accommodation benefitting from ample natural light, with most offices benefitting from more recent fit outs but generally include perimeter trunking, good quality lighting and heating, as well as toilet and kitchen facilities.

The property comprises of two self-contained buildings benefiting from the following specification:- Comfort cooling, wet central heating system, raised floor incorporating floor boxes for the distribution of power and data, suspended ceiling with inset LED lighting, dedicated WC's, a communal entrance hallway and carpets throughout. The accommodation is principally open plan in nature however partitions have been installed to create a separate board room, general meeting rooms and kitchen facility. Externally the property benefits from designated car parking for 72 vehicles.

The properties comprise a pair of semi-detached converted Georgian dwellings currently used as offices. They are of rendered brickwork construction under pitched tiled roofs with single glazed sash windows throughout. The main pedestrian access is via steps leading to the front of the properties or level access to side doors, at the northern and southern elevations respectively. Internally the properties provide mixed size cellular rooms with the following specification: Solid ceilings with office strip lighting. A mix of wood laminate and carpet covered floors. Gas central heating. One kitchen in each unit. The properties also benefit from additional basement storage and associated wc's (8 in total). Externally the properties benefit from gated car parking to the rear with 11 marked spaces and a further 7 spaces available to the front of the property, providing 18 in total.

Unique opportunity to acquire the freehold investment of the award winning Hockley Arts Club bar/restaurant. Fully let to Nonagon Limited (Experian score 89), part of Fletchergate Industries who operate 9 highly regarded bars across Nottingham, at a rent of £56,723 pa. Licenced for opening between 9am and 3am seven days a week.

The property comprises of a striking, Grade II listed, Victorian church. There is a shallow forecourt to the front together with 2 car parking spaces. To the rear is a small yard providing an emergency exit route onto Hounds Gate to the north. There is small parcel of land running along the east side of the building. Internally, a mezzanine has been installed subdividing the former auditorium into two storeys. The ground floor has been subdivided to provide a central entrance lobby, various office and meeting rooms, WC's and two separate kitchens. The first floor is accessed via four internal staircases providing access to an auditorium which retains its attractive architectural features. We have been informed the former wet heating system is now redundant, but the property does benefit from three phase electrical supply and mains water connection.

The property comprises a detached industrial manufacturing/warehousing facility over two bays originally constructed in 1982. A further bay and single storey staff area has subsequently been added along with an end extension to one of the original bays. The unit is of steel portal frame construction with solid concrete floor and part brick part profile sheet steel elevations. The main original two bay unit has pitched asbestos sheet roofing. The clear eaves height within the property is approximately 5.0m to the apex. There is a mix of LED and fluorescent strip lighting. Office and ancillary accommodation are provided across the front of both bays at ground and first floor level along with a further single storey staff welfare area to the side. Externally there are two level access roller shutter loading doors to the rear and side allowing both loading and unloading. The secure yard allows access from two sides of the warehouse with 10 surface car parking spaces available to the front.

The property comprises of a single bay warehouse along with an attached warehouse extension. Each element consists of part brick, part asbestos clad elevations. The main warehouse has a pitched corrugated asbestos clad roof, whilst the side extension has a mono pitched roof which also consists of asbestos corrugated cladding. Internally, the main warehouse currently has two mezzanines running along both side elevations, and has a minimum eaves height of 6.00m. There is also a single storey office block situated along the rear elevation of the warehouse. The office block, consists of cellular office rooms for staff, along with a kitchenette. The attached warehouse extension benefits from electric roller shutter doors on either end, whilst the main warehouse benefits from a roller shutter door that provides direct access to the yard. Externally, the property enjoys an extensive yard measured to c.0.23 acres which is made up of concrete slabs and is suitable for open storage, further open storage space is available to rent which is outlined in yellow on the cover page and the plan on page 4. The property is accessed via a private road, accessed via Lydford Road outlined in blue on the cover page and the plan on page 4.

The property comprises a prominent self-contained two storey office which provides open plan accommodation benefiting from the following specification: - Suspended ceilings with inset LED lighting - Redecorated throughout - Carpet tiled covered floors with full perimeter trunking - Kitchenette - Gas central heating - There are associated w.c.'s on each floor. Dedicated car parking is provided to the rear of the property with 13 marked car parking spaces.

The Triangle development comprises a campus of pavilion offices of a high specification. The subject property is a semi-detached two storey unit of brick construction under a mono pitched roof. The property benefits from a dedicated entry, WC and breakout/kitchen facilities and comprises of the following Grade A specification: - 115m full access raised floors - Suspended ceilings with LED lighting - Comfort cooling/heating - Solar controlled glazing - 5 car parking spaces (GF -3 and 1st - 2) - Partitioned meeting room - Breakout/kitchenette space Please note the roof has also been replaced in May 2020.

The site comprises part green space on the northern and eastern components of the site, together with a tarmacked overflow car park currently used for the Asda food store opposite. Access to the site is currently from a roundabout along Northern Bridge Road and sits adjacent to an existing Asda petrol filling station and convenience store.

The site is broadly rectangular and has two access points from Mark Street. The site was formerly home to a 1950's office block which has recently been demolished leaving behind a level, hardcore surfaced (in part) site. Please note we have been advised that all services including gas, electric and water have been cut off, but are available for reconnection along the highway boundary of the site. Interested parties are advised to liaise and confirm this with the appropriate providers.

The property comprises a semi-detached converted Georgian dwelling currently used as offices. It is of rendered brickwork construction under pitched tiled roofs with single glazed sash windows throughout. The main pedestrian access is via steps leading to the front of the property or level access to side door. Internally, the property provides mixed size cellular rooms with the following specification: Solid ceilings with office strip lighting. A mix of wood laminate and carpet covered floors, gas central heating and a kitchenette. The property also benefits from additional basement storage and associated wc's. Externally the property benefits from gated car parking to the rear with space for 9 vehicles to park.

The property comprises a semi-detached converted Georgian dwelling currently used as offices. It is of rendered brickwork construction under pitched tiled roofs with single glazed sash windows throughout. The main pedestrian access is via steps leading to the front of the property or level access to side door. Internally the property provides mixed size cellular rooms with the following specification: Solid ceilings with office strip lighting. A mix of wood laminate and carpet covered floors, gas central heating and a kitchenette. The property also benefits from additional basement storage and associated wc's. Externally the property benefits from gated car parking to the rear.

The premises comprise a former car showroom, with partitioned offices on the ground floor. The showroom features a tiled floor, a long glass frontage, spot lighting and hot air blowers. There is a separate two-storey office building connected to the showroom, which provides further partitioned offices, kitchenette and boardrooms. The site benefits from two workshops, the first of which is integrated at the rear of the showroom. This has been partitioned to provide parts store and two separate workshops, with combined space for 16 ramps, mot bay, exhaust extraction system, ambirad gas heaters, strip lighting and roller shutter access on both sides. The second workshop building was previously utilised for used car sales, with a partitioned sales office to the front. This building benefits from multiple roller shutter doors providing access from various points, concrete screed floor and strip lighting. Externally, the site benefits from wash and valet bays as well as parking for c. 230 vehicles.

The site comprises greenfield land adjacent to an existing BP petrol filling station and Starbucks Drive Thru on the western side of the services. The site has a prominent c.270ft frontage to the A449 and is accessed via the existing PFS.

The site comprises greenfield land adjacent to an existing Shell petrol filling station, with ASDA On The Move, Greggs and Starbucks concession. The site has a c.420ft frontage to the A44 and is accessed via the existing PFS.