Commercial Properties For Sale by Lambert Smith Hampton, Newcastle, including sold STC

A roughly rectangular level site currently used for agricultural purposes totalling circa 13.75 hectares (34 acres) consisting of two plots. Plot A (24 acres) is adjacent to Brock Lane. Plot B (10 acres) is directly behind Plot A.

This recently refurbished guest house offers an exceptional opportunity, featuring nine spacious en-suite bedrooms finished to a modern, high-quality specification. The ground floor units each benefit from private kitchenettes, providing added convenience and independence for longer stays or gue...

Dating from the 1830s the property is Grade II listed and included as part of the 1-13 Devonshire Street listing comprising 7 terraced houses with ground floor shops and a corner bank. There are three storeys with the main entrance on the ground floor providing access to the Nationwide banking h...

A single storey office block of brick construction under a dual pitched profile sheet roof linked to an industrial/warehouse unit of brick construction under a pitched roof covered with profile sheeting and felt. It is accessed by two roller shutter doors from the Temple Street and Carlisle Stree...

This striking Grade II listed property is situated in the heart of Durham city centre occupying a prominent position on the bustling Saddler Street. Spanning four floors the building features a notable black and white Tudor Style facade instantly recognisable for its distinctive timber framing a...

A large purpose built detached church built in the late Victorian period of stone elevations beneath a pitched hipped slate covered roof. There is a single storey extension to the rear. The main church has arched stained glass windows. The accommodation comprises Church/Nave, Vestry, Meeting R...

Originally built in 1932 and subsequently extended, the property is of brick construction and sits beneath pitched slate roof. The main entrance is via a single storey lobby to the front which leads into the main church with altar and organ. From the main church, doors lead to a vestry, meeting r...

Built in 1913, the church is of brick construction beneath a pitched slate roof. It has arched windows with decorative sandstone detail. The main entrance is ramp-accessible, leading to a small porch with glass doors opening into the Church Hall. A kitchen and WCs flank the altar, with steps from...

The property is a mid-terraced office spanning two floors; the ground floor comprises office and kitchen facilities. The upper floor features an open-plan office layout, with toilet facilities available on both levels. Additionally, there are two parking spaces located at the front of the building.

An irregular shaped site with the proposed built area being relatively level but with steep banked wooded slopes to its southern boundary, the initial management of which is proposed to be retained by the current owners. It lies in an attractive secluded position alongside the tree lined Colburn...

The majority of the site is occupied by a vacant building, previously the Newburn Hotel, which was constructed in 1895 by F.M. Laing. The area of ground to the west of the main building (previously the stables and garden area) is currently vacant. The site has open views over the River Tyne to ...