Commercial Properties For Sale by PPH Commercial Limited, Scunthorpe, including sold STC

The property comprises a detached purpose-built food production facility which was originally constructed over 25years ago, however later extensions and additions were carried in 2009. The property comprises a bespoke high quality food production facility, having three main production areas together with a twin chamber cold store, chilled and ambient storage facilities and a workshop/ store. There is also first floor ancillary accommodation including a large staff canteen, changing rooms, engineer's office, training room, offices and WCs. Adjoining the ambient dry store there is a two storey administrative building providing an attractive ground floor entrance, with a range of private and general offices over two floors, including lift, meeting rooms, staff kitchen, WCs and fully fitted QA kitchen. The property benefits from fire and security alarms together with a specialist fire suppressant/ misting system to the production areas and air conditioning to the office/ ancillary accommodation. There are also solar PV panels situated on the roof of the production facilities which generate power for the property. Externally, the property is situated on a fully fenced/surfaced site of approximately 1.647 Ha (4.07 acres) and provides good levels of servicing and staff car parking. These are three separate barrier controlled access to the site which is fully covered by CCTV.

The property comprises a detached modern facility being of steel portal frame construction, constructed in two separate phases with an eaves height of approximately 5.2m and providing good quality warehouse accommodation enclosed internally by part blockwork walls to a height of 2m approx. with insulated profile steel sheet cladding thereafter and to the exterior. The pitched roofs are also surmounted by insulated profile steel sheet cladding incorporating certain translucent panels to provide natural light. The property has more recently been extended to the rear by way of two fully inter-connected bays, being of steel portal frame construction and having an eaves height of 7.2m approx. There is also an area to the side elevation which comprises a production area. The two bays have been fully enclosed to match the existing cladding. There is also a mono pitched roof structure to the side with eaves heights of 4.6m to 5.9m approx. with two full height electrically operated access doors to the front and rear elevation. The accommodation benefits from fitted LED warehouse lighting, three phase electricity and 3 no. full height electrically operated galvanized roller shutter doors. To the front of the property there is office accommodation providing a ground floor entrance together with a range of private and general offices, all of which benefit from uPVC double glazing, electric heating and certain air conditioning together with staff kitchen, ladies, gents and disabled...

The premises comprise a substantial industrial site which includes a variety of industrial and office accommodation. The industrial accommodation is split into three separate units which are of steel portal frame construction having insulated steel clad elevations, surmounted by pitched steel clad roofs which incorporate translucent panels to provide natural daylighting. Unit 1 provides a predominantly open plan warehouse with a generous eaves height of 15.5m approx. benefitting from fitted lighting, three phase electricity, concrete screed floor, mezzanine and overhead 25t/5t cranes. Unit 2 is currently subdivided to provide workshop/warehouse accommodation with an eaves height of approx. 4.82m together with staff canteen/café area and fully fitted office accommodation. Unit 3 is situated to the rear of the site adjoining unit 2 and provides an open plan warehouse/workshop with an eaves height of approx. 9.80m, benefitting from roller shutter door access to the rear yard. The office accommodation is spread across two separate office blocks which are both independently interconnected to the warehouse accommodation and benefit from suspended ceilings incorporating fitted LED lighting, climate control/air conditioning, mixed floor coverings and a variety of staff WC and kitchen facilities . The premises would suit a variety of uses and from an investment perspective could be divided to provide several self-contained units, allowing the flexibility for a multi occupied

The property comprises three hangers and a more modern purpose-built warehouse with steel-portal-framed hanger buildings of varying scale, together with a weighbridge office, arranged around a shared concrete yard and access road on the former RAF Goxhill airfield. The buildings offer clear-span internal space with vehicular loading doors, suiting storage, distribution or industrial occupiers seeking scale at an attractive capital value. Hanger 1 and warehouse 4 benefit from installation of specialist aeration system for conditioning grain and other bulk cargoes. The site includes a calibrated weighbridge and automated grain sampling equipment. The site accommodation includes offices, kitchen, WC's and shower.

The property comprises a detached three storey office building which was substantially refurbished in 1993 with an adjoining self contained Annexe which is two storey and fronts Comforts Avenue. The main building is of concrete framed construction with infill brick elevations to the ground floor and three bays with flat panel cladding above. The property benefits from high levels of glazing providing natural light, being powder coated double glazed windows and entrance doors. The ground floor projections are surmounted by good levels of mono pitched tiled roofs whilst the main roof is a flat roof. Access to the main building is primarily from Laneham Street into what is essentially open ground floor area with certain private and general offices together with two upper floors consisting of a mixture of open plan and cellular office accommodation. Partitioning is non-structural/ demountable and can easily be altered to suit occupiers requirements. The property further benefits from suspended ceilings incorporating fitted lighting, air conditioning and gas central heating, perimeter trunking with ladies and gents WC's on each floor and staff facilities. The property benefits from two separate staircases and a passenger lift, fire and security alarms. The Annex building is of concrete frame construction, enclosed with mixed brick and glazing with a flat roof above. Access is via a covered porch leading to predominantly open plan office areas, staffroom and store with...

The property comprises a modern detached food factory constructed over two floors, built in 1999, being of steel frame construction having elevations of mixed insulated cladding, together with cavity brick/ block walls. The pitched roofs are surmounted by way of insulated profile steel sheet cladding. Internally, the property is divided to provide a loading bay, chiller and cooling area. There is a dispatch bay with two dock level loading doors to the north elevation. The internal walls to the main ground floor areas are all white hygiene panelled walls and ceilings with food grade lighting. The production areas have food grade floors with drainage. The office areas are fitted with air conditioning and comprise a mixture of open plan and cellular office accommodation. The remaining accommodation includes staff facilities for changing, research, QA kitchen and there is an engineer's workshop, office and plant rooms. There is also a goods lift and passenger lift. Externally, to the front of the property there is a car park for approximately 19 vehicles whilst to the rear of the property there is a larger parking area for approximately 100 vehicles or could be used for expansion, subject to contract Notable occupiers in the area include Wren, 2 Sisters Food Group, Bibby, IAC Group and Bradbury Security.

The property comprises a large detached two storey dwelling (Dobroyd Lodge, 3 Redbourne Mere) which is set on a large plot, to the junction of North Cliff Road (B1398) and Redbourne Mere (B1206). Adjacent to which is the former Jack Tighe Group premises which consists of two storey offices and a range of workshop and stores situated on an irregular shaped parcel of land and providing 3,575.68 sq m (38,474 sq ft) approx. Both properties are located on the north side of Redbourne Mere (B1206) opposite the Huntcliff School and playing field.

The site comprises an irregular shaped parcel of land adjacent to Sandhouse Farm. The site currently contains a number of former agricultural buildings ranging in size from 365 sq m (3,927 sq ft) to 1,328 sq m (14,397 sq ft) approx. The combined built accommodation provides a total area of some 6,364 sq m (68,477 sq ft) approx. Planning consent has recently been secured for B8 use (storage and distribution) on 4.604 ha (11.376 acres) approx. The remaining land being 4.695 ha (11.603 acres) approx. is arable agricultural land.

INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS PLOT OF 7.28 ACRES Brought forward by Lindum Group, outline planning has been granted across Stratum Park for class E(g) and B8 uses. The fully serviced plot is ready for immediate development. Stratum Park enjoys a prime location at the intersection of the A18 and M181 in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire. Major occupiers in the area include British Steel, Wren Kitchens, OSI Food Solutions, Jotun Paints, 2 Sisters Food Group, and Canpack. The location is ideal for regional logistics, with Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York, and Lincoln all within an hour's drive by van. The site also offers superb national reach, with over 34.5 million people accessible within 4.5 hours by HGV. Stratum Park is immediately adjacent to Gallagher Park, home to Tesco Extra, Aldi, TK Maxx, and B&Q. Opposite the A18 are additional amenities, including drive-thru restaurants, fast food outlets, a hotel, and the Scunthorpe United stadium.

INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS PLOT OF 7.28 ACRES Brought forward by Lindum Group, outline planning has been granted across Stratum Park for class E(g) and B8 uses. The fully serviced plot is ready for immediate development. Stratum Park enjoys a prime location at the intersection of the A18 and M181 in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire. Major occupiers in the area include British Steel, Wren Kitchens, OSI Food Solutions, Jotun Paints, 2 Sisters Food Group, and Canpack. The location is ideal for regional logistics, with Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York, and Lincoln all within an hour's drive by van. The site also offers superb national reach, with over 34.5 million people accessible within 4.5 hours by HGV. Stratum Park is immediately adjacent to Gallagher Park, home to Tesco Extra, Aldi, TK Maxx, and B&Q. Opposite the A18 are additional amenities, including drive-thru restaurants, fast food outlets, a hotel, and the Scunthorpe United stadium.

The property comprises a detached three storey purpose built office building which was constructed by the Council for their own use with on site car parking and a small basement area. The property is constructed to provide three wings configured around a central reception area and services area. The office accommodation internally is mainly cellular but capable of being altered if required as most walls are non load bearing. The property benefits from fitted lighting, gas central heating and wall mounted radiators together with certain air conditioning. There is a lift together with PV panels to the roof with security/ fire alarm systems installed.

The property comprises a detached warehouse/distribution facility, which has been extended over recent years, being of steel portal frame construction with eaves heights ranging from 5 metres to 5.3 metres approximately. The property benefits from a reinforced concrete floor, there are various forms of fitted lighting together with numerous manual and electrically operated roller shutter doors and a more recently constructed loading bay with ramped access to a dock level access door. The building is enclosed by way of insulated profile/sheet cladding to the walls and pitched roofs above. The latter incorporates certain translucent panels to provide natural light. There is a ground floor reception/office, ladies and gents WC's, together with first floor kitchen/mess room and office. Externally, the property benefits from a good sized concrete/tarmac surfaced yard area, the immediate boundaries are effectively all fenced with palisade fencing, albeit boundaries to Fifth Avenue are open

The property comprises a rectangular shaped parcel of land extending to approximately 0.92 hectares (2.28 acres) whereupon the tenant (Marden Power) has developed a 20 MW embedded short term operating reserve and peak power (STOR generating plant) in accordance with planning permission PA/2015/1106.

The property comprises a detached industrial premises of steel portal frame construction, having mixed cavity brick/blockwork and insulated profile steel clad elevations and pitched roof above. The property is fully fitted as a self storage premises and provides 170 no. self storage units ranging from 2.32 sq m (25 sq ft) to 18.58 sq m (200 sq ft) approx. which are spread over ground and first floor. Access for self storage users is by way of an overhead sectional door which is controlled by an electronic fob system, allowing 24/7 access for users. The accommodation benefits from motion sensor controlled LED lighting, fully fitted fire alarm and CCTV together with goods lift and staircase access to the first floor. In addition to the self storage units there is a ground floor store with overhead sectional door access together with a variety of individual office suites which are serviced by communal WCs and kitchen. Externally the property benefits from designated parking for approx. 23 vehicles together with shared yard/loading area which is secured by palisade fencing with access to Dunlop Way.

The property comprises a self-contained food production/industrial premises of framed construction having mixed brick/blockwork and clad elevations, surmounted by a series of pitched clad roofs above. The premises provide a variety of warehouse accommodation including cold store and ancillary dry store with ceiling heights of approx. 7.36m, and the same are connected via a central encapsulated loading/servicing area which provides access to additional stores, offices and staff welfare facilities. The premises have recently been refurbished and benefit from fitted LED lighting, new cold store plant, fitted alarm system and uPVC double glazed windows with security shutter.

The site comprises a greenfield site which is irregular in shape and being essentially level in topography. The site is situated adjacent to Immingham lorry park and has frontage to Kings Road (A1173), whilst there is also frontage to the south to Pelham Road. In addition to the site itself, ownership will also include the private road, known as Hall Park Road, which is used by adjoining owners/occupiers. The site did secure planning consent in 2019 for the erection of a 3 storey office building with car parking, however, this planning consent has since lapsed.

The property was originally constructed as a cold store approximately 25 years ago, being of steel portal frame construction with an eaves height of approximately 11.7 metres. The property was extensively refurbished and modernised in recent years including the construction of an extension. Most walls/ceilings are white hygiene panelled, there is also certain floor drainage and the accommodation benefits from LED lights. The accommodation is presently sub-divided to provide a warehouse/production area with adjoining areas which could be incorporated to provide a larger area, if required, together with dispatch/loading area, with an automated dock level access door, together with two ground level access doors. There are good quality ancillary offices, kitchen, staff changing and WC's, including a shower. The property further benefits from comprehensive fire/security alarms, PV solar panels to the roof and a large 600KVA electrical supply. There is a large plant room to the side elevation together with an EV charger. Externally, the property benefits from extensive on-site parking and servicing to the front and side of the property with access via double gates and a secure palisade fenced perimeter boundary to the property with outside lighting.

The site comprises an irregular shaped parcel of land benefitting from securely palisade fenced boundaries with an electric powered sliding gate providing access to Estate Road No. 7. The site itself is principally level and benefits from a concrete surface to the central area, whilst sections to the west and north comprises of mixed tarmacadam and consolidated hardcore. Two storey office accommodation is provided by way of modular office accommodation which provides a range of private and general offices, kitchen and WC facilities, together with changing area and a first floor balcony. The accommodation benefits from uPVC double glazed windows, fitted air conditioning/lighting and an EV charger. The site further benefits from a valuable EA Waste Licence (EPR VP 3426SA), dedicated washdown area with interceptor and there is also a water borehole on site allowing for approximately 20 litres a day be extracted.

The property comprises a detached retail premises of masonry construction, having brick elevations, surmounted by a series of pitched interlocking tiled roofs to the front, with a mono pitched roof to the rear. Internally, the accommodation provides an open plan retail area to the front which benefits from air conditioning and suspended ceilings incorporating fitted LED lighting, together with ancillary storage area to the rear. The first floor provides offices and ancillary staff accommodation including WC facilities. Externally, there is a loading area to the rear which is accessed by way of an electric steel roller shutter door. There are a variety of public parking options located nearby, including a public car park directly to the rear.

The site comprises a rectangular shaped parcel of land which was formerly a Council Depot which has been demolished. The site benefits from fully palisade fenced boundaries with gated access to Weelsby Avenue.

The premises comprise two detached buildings of traditional masonry construction, surmounted by pitched tiled roofs. The main building provides a variety of offices across ground and first floor with ancillary kitchens and WC facilities, together with additional stores. The second floor provides a one bedroom flat with ensuite which is accessed by way of an internal staircase which could feasibly be secured to allow independent access. Adjacent to the main building is a detached dwelling which is again on masonry construction, surmounted by a pitched tiled roof. The ground floor provides a living space with adjoining kitchen, with the first floor providing a single bedroom with adjoining bathroom. Externally, the site benefits from parking, grass lawns and tennis court to the rear, together with a detached garage.

The property comprises a substantial end terrace building comprising two self-contained ground floor retail units with separate access to the front elevation to office/storage accommodation to the first floor. In addition the property benefits from use of a rear service road for loading and parking for approximately 2-3 cars.

Beacon House comprises a modern single storey care home/care facility offering circa 30 bedrooms, staff offices, clinics/treatment room, various WCs and shower rooms together with a fully equipped kitchen, staffroom, laundry, living room/lounges and various stores. Beacon Bungalow is a separate detached property the the rear providing an additional 5/6 bedrooms, kitchen, living room, various WCs and shower rooms and a garage/stroe. Both properties are detached, irregular in shape, being of cavity brick/block construction with a pitched concrete interlocking tiled roof above, there are also mineral felt flat roofs over certain areas. The properties are situated on an irregular shaped site which benefits from onsite car parking and landscaping around the property together with vehicular access to Solomon Court and a pedestrian access to Penhurst Road.

The site comprises an irregular shaped site providing an area of 0.258 Ha (0.636 acres). The site is principally level and consolidated, being part concrete and stone surfaced, with fenced boundaries and minimal landscaping. Vehicle access is from Dunstall Street.