Commercial Properties For Sale by Turner Westwell Commercial Agents, Chorley, including sold STC

The property comprises a well-presented, traditionally constructed, three-storey retail premises extending to approximately 123.42 sq m (1,328 sq ft) Net Internal Area, arranged to provide ground and first floor sales accommodation together with ancillary space at second floor level. The premises were most recently occupied as a hair and beauty salon, with the upper floors sub-divided to provide a number of private treatment rooms incorporating wash-hand basins and a basic shower facility. The accommodation would readily suit continuation of a similar use, although the layout is sufficiently flexible to accommodate a range of alternative retail, professional services or other E-Class uses, subject to any necessary consents. The property may have potential for the conversion of the upper floors - subject to planning permission.

The site previously received planning consent for a 54-apartment scheme under Planning Application 60424/01, demonstrating its suitability for residential development. The topography of the land slopes from front to rear, with the back of the site featuring a steep embankment. A future development would likely be situated on the lower plateau, with parking provision anticipated to the front and side elevations. The site benefits from a pleasant, open outlook across the adjoining nature reserve and Bradshaw Brook, offering a tranquil and attractive setting for potential residents. The Net Developable Area is estimated to be in the region of 0.5 to 0.7 acres, subject to final scheme design and layout.

The property comprises ground floor and basement accommodation only, extending to approximately 71.60 sq m (771 sq ft). The ground floor is configured to provide a bar/restaurant area, together with a small kitchen and WC facilities to the rear. The basement provides additional seating accommodation and ancillary space. Nearby occupiers comprise a mixture of independent operators including barbers, tattoo studios, bars and various residential uses, reflecting the mixed-use nature of the immediate locality. We understand the property is held freehold under Title Number LA128806. The title also includes the upper floors, which have previously been sold off on a long leasehold basis. We understand the long leaseholder is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the upper parts of the building (including windows and roof), together with a proportional contribution towards the building insurance.

The property occupies a regular-shaped site with extensive frontage to County Road and comprises a modern detached automotive showroom and service facility of steel portal frame construction. The accommodation includes workshop facilities, valet bays, and a substantial forecourt, extending to approximately 12,795 sq ft. The building benefits from extensive rooftop solar panelling, enhancing the property's sustainability credentials and energy efficiency. The showroom accommodation is arranged across three distinct brand showrooms, together with a central service reception area, and is finished to a high specification throughout. Dedicated valet facilities are positioned to the rear of the site adjacent to the service workshop accommodation. Extending to approximately 1.18 acres (0.48 hectares), the site provides an extensive display and parking area capable of accommodating in excess of 150 vehicles. The property is attractively landscaped and prominently positioned, offering excellent visibility and accessibility from County Road.

Yarrow Business Centre comprises a substantial former textile mill of traditional slate north-light roof construction extending to approximately 77,100 sq ft (7,163 sq m). Predominantly single-storey, with a part two-storey section, the property has been sub-divided to provide a range of workshop, warehouse, storage and office accommodation occupied by a variety of local businesses. The property occupies a site extending to approximately 3.414 acres (1.382 hectares) and benefits from extensive communal concrete-surfaced parking, circulation and loading areas. The asset provides a well-established multi-let investment with a diverse occupational profile and opportunities for future asset management and income growth. Given the scale of the site and its established commercial use, the property is expected to appeal to investors, owner-occupiers and developer-investors alike. Furthermore, the site may offer longer-term redevelopment potential, subject to planning and all necessary statutory consents. Overall, the property represents an opportunity to acquire a substantial income-producing commercial asset with future value enhancement potential.

Old House Farm presents an exciting residential development opportunity extending to approximately 13 acres), comprising a farmhouse, barn/shippon and a range of former agricultural buildings and stables within an established brownfield site. With agricultural operations having ceased several years ago, the property has subsequently accommodated a variety of workshop, storage and equestrian uses. The principal site benefits from outline planning permission for the construction of nine detached executive dwellings, predominantly comprising four- and five-bedroom family homes. The indicative proposals envisage an attractive private cul-de-sac, incorporating generous individual plots, substantial private gardens and ample parking, creating a spacious and desirable residential environment sympathetic to its semi-rural surroundings. Matters relating to appearance, landscaping, layout and scale remain reserved for subsequent approval. In addition, separate Permission in Principle has been secured for the redevelopment of the former Sippon/Barn to provide a further three-bedroom dwelling, offering additional flexibility and development potential. There may also be longer-term potential associated with the remaining brownfield areas of the wider holding, subject to further assessment and the relevant planning considerations. The farmhouse is in need of full refurbishment, however, would most likely be calved out with a large garden of 3-4 acres, leaving further development...

The site extends to approximately 9.81 acres (3.97 hectares), providing for a Net Developable Area of approximately 7 acres. The site itself is, in its majority, regular in shape, vacant and has been cleared, having previously been occupied by a large paper mill (Hollins Paper Mill). Vehicular access is provided via a former roadway via Hollins Road. We are advised that the site is fully remediated and a validation report will be supplied once completed by E3P Environmental Consultancy. The site will be finished to a development platform, with a piling mat for parties to commence build on the site. Following discussions with the Environmental Agent as part of the planning application, they have advised that the culvert should ideally be opened up in the future. Accordingly, no development should take place over the culvert area. Please see the main photograph showing the location of the culvert.

The site sits in a tranquil setting surrounded by rolling countryside, offering uninterrupted views across the landscape. Detailed planning consent has been granted for four 6-bedroom houses on the section currently occupied by the barns. In addition, proposals have been prepared for a further four detached 6-bedroom houses on the area occupied by the office and parking facilities to the south of the existing built accommodation on the site. Extending to just under 7 acres, the development also offers scope for paddocks and livery facilities as part of any future scheme, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

Prominently located in Ormkirk Town Centre, this property comprises 5 x ground floor retail units and 6 x residential units generating an annual income of £126,750. With high visibility and strategic positioning, it offers a versatile and lucrative investment opportunity in the heart of Ormskirk's retail offering.

This development is a brownfield site, which has a full detailed planning consent for 6 new dwellings, plus a community farm shop and 2 flats. The houses are 4 x detached and 2 x semi-detached dwellings. The community shop part of the premises, a former public house, is well presented with a thatched roof structure and brick elevations.

The property comprises a prominent part two and part three-storey town centre building extending from 3-17 Croft Street through to 3-9 Yorkshire Street, providing a substantial and well-positioned commercial investment and redevelopment opportunity. The accommodation currently comprises a range of retail and ancillary commercial accommodation at ground floor level, with additional ancillary accommodation arranged over the upper floors. The property is fully let to 9 self-contained individual occupiers, providing a diverse mix of commercial uses and generating a current gross rental income of £90,244 per annum with 1x vacant unit. The ground floor accommodation includes a vacant retail unit at 13-17 Croft Street, which is currently under offer at £20,000 per annum on a ground-floor-only basis. Upon completion of this letting, the property will generate a total gross rental income of £110,244 per annum. The property's existing planning consent under reference FUL/2025/0398 provides full planning permission, subject to conditions, for the conversion of the first and second floors together with a second floor extension to create 24 self-contained apartments. The approved scheme comprises 8 two-bedroom and 4 one-bedroom apartments at first floor level, together with 7 two-bedroom and 5 one-bedroom apartments at second floor level.

The property comprises a substantial, detached mixed-use commercial and residential building, occupying a central position on The Common, in the heart of Parbold and extends to approximately 2,854 sq ft (265.14 sq m), offering versatile accommodation with potential for commercial uses, alternative uses, or a combination of, subject to planning. The ground floor provides flexible accommodation with two separate front entrances and comprises a former shop/reception area with WC, utility room, kitchen and 3 x reception rooms. Previous uses have included a post office, funeral parlour and cafe/coffee shop. The first floor comprises a spacious 4-bedroom apartment with generous sized bedrooms, master en-suite, family bathroom, lounge and kitchen. Externally, the property occupies a generous plot extending to approximately 0.196 acres (0.079 hectares), incorporating a large cobbled driveway providing ample parking, an integrated garage, plus a detached double garage and enclosed gardens. Planning permission was granted in 2023 (ref. 2023/0094/FUL) for the demolition of the vacant rear garages and construction of a replacement single-storey office building. The side garden areas may also offer potential for extension or further development, subject to consent. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries direct with the Local Planning Authority (West Lancashire Borough Council). Offered with vacant possession, the property provides flexibility for...

**CLOSE OF BIDS - TUESDAY 19TH AUGUST 2025 AT 5PM** The former Crown Hotel presents a rare opportunity to acquire a prominent 0.81 acre freehold site. The site offers significant potential for redevelopment, including conversion to residential, or whole sale redevelopment, in line with the present planning consent of 23/00113/FUL. The site would potentially suit residential development or retirement scheme, subject to planning. This is an excellent opportunity for developers, investors, or owner-occupiers seeking to repurpose a well-located and versatile site in an extremely well regarded and sought-after area.

North Road Garage comprises a well-established commercial property occupying a prominent site on Horsefair, Boroughbridge. The property is held freehold under two separate titles, extending to a total site area of approximately 0.228 acres (0.093 hectares). Historically operating as a motor trade premises, the property offers a versatile opportunity suitable for a range of commercial uses, subject to any necessary planning consents. The site provides a combination of workshop, storage and ancillary accommodation together with external yard and parking areas, making it suitable for continued automotive use or alternative trade counter, industrial, warehouse or redevelopment opportunities (subject to planning). The site benefits from a strategic location close to the A1(M) with excellent roadside prominence and established commercial setting.

The property represents an attractive brownfield redevelopment opportunity within an established residential area, where there is ongoing demand for housing and local services. Its prominent roadside position and substantial site area offer excellent potential for a range of redevelopment proposals, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. Potential uses include residential development, convenience retail, medical or healthcare facilities, a day nursery, community uses, or a mixed-use neighbourhood scheme. The site's established residential catchment, accessible location and previous planning consent for redevelopment further enhance its appeal as a well-located suburban development opportunity. The site is fully enabled, having been demolished, which represents a significant saving on development and associated holding costs.

Note: There is a restriction prohibiting automotive uses on the site. Union Court is a secure, gated complex. The property comprises a mid-terraced industrial unit of steel portal frame construction set beneath a pitched clad roof covering, complemented by 10% translucent roof panels and clad elevations incorporating an electronically operated roller shutter door. The unit is also served by a pedestrian doorway, providing access into the warehouse office accommodation located towards the front of the unit. The unit has an eaves height of 3 metres (pitch 3.8 metres). Internally, the unit is open plan in nature with a concrete slab floor covering and breeze blockwork walls. There is a substantial partition wall separating the loading and manufacturing area at present, however, this could be removed. The property benefits from blockwork offices and stores upon entry with plaster painted wall and ceilings. The property has an approximate total site area, as scaled from the Nimbus Online Mapping System, of 0.743 acres (0.301 hectares). Externally, there is car parking for 8-9 vehicles.

The property comprises a substantial three/four storey mid-terrace, townhouse style property which has been internally altered and in recent years, been utilised as a licensed political social club and most recently, a licensed nightclub. Access to the property can be gained from both Mawdsley Street and Chancery Lane (via Nelson Square). Internally, the accommodation is arranged over a number of floors, plus basement. There is a main staircase from the Chancery Lane entrance, providing access to each floor. Floor plans are attached.

The property comprises 4 x generously sized apartments situated above a retail shopping parade, with access provided to the rear of the parade. The accommodation consists of 2 x 2-bedroom apartments and 2 x 3-bedroom apartments, all arranged over two floors. Each apartment offers a fitted kitchen, bathroom and notably large living room, with the bedrooms positioned on the second floor to provide a practical separation between living and sleeping areas. Although finished to a basic standard throughout, the apartments benefit from spacious layouts and well-proportioned rooms, presenting an excellent investment or rental opportunity. The apartments are all currently occupied and produce a gross rental income of £33,500 per annum which reflects a 10.14% Gross Initial Yield and a Net Initial Yield of 7.9%, assuming Purchaser's Costs at 1.8% and Stamp Duty Land Tax at £26,000. The apartments are to be sold long leasehold on 250 year long leases.

The property comprises an attractive, two storey, purpose-built mid-terraced retail premises of traditional cavity brick construction, set beneath a part pitched and slated and part flat roof covering. The accommodation is arranged over ground and first floors and provides for superb open-plan retail accommodation with extensive double glazed display frontage onto the busy Chapel Street. At first floor level, the accommodation consists of good sized ancillary storage (or further retail space), offices and welfare facilities. Loading to the property is from the rear via a communal service area and there is a goods lift serving the first floor stores (not tested). The property benefits from 3-phase power supply and air-conditioning (not tested). The property has recently been fitted with a new fire detection system and fire panel, along with new internal roller shutters. The ground floor retail area has a minimum height to the suspended ceiling of 2.9 metres with a further void above.

The property comprises a well-presented mid-terraced retail premises arranged over ground and first floors. Constructed in traditional masonry beneath a pitched slate roof, the property has been extended to the rear with both single and two-storey additions. Currently occupied as a café, the ground floor provides attractive retail accommodation, with ancillary storage and preparation space located at first-floor level. The property provides flexible configured accommodation, which may suit a range of uses. The property is maintained to a high standard throughout and features a full-width recessed display frontage with a centrally positioned pedestrian entrance.

The property comprises a detached single storey industrial unit of approximately 571.87 sq m (6,155 sq ft). The unit is of concrete construction set beneath a flat roof covering, incorporating 6 roof lights. Internally, the property is open plan in nature, providing a manufacturing/storage, area along with several partitioned offices and store rooms. The property is served by a dock level loading door to the rear, along with a roller shutter set within the front elevation for loading. The property has a minimum eaves height of 2.68m and a maximum height of 3.84m.

The property comprises a well-presented, traditionally constructed, three-storey retail premises extending to approximately 123.42 sq m (1,328 sq ft) Net Internal Area, arranged to provide ground and first floor sales accommodation together with ancillary space at second floor level. The premises were most recently occupied as a hair and beauty salon, with the upper floors sub-divided to provide a number of private treatment rooms incorporating wash-hand basins and a basic shower facility. The accommodation would readily suit continuation of a similar use, although the layout is sufficiently flexible to accommodate a range of alternative retail, professional services or other E-Class uses, subject to any necessary consents. The property may have potential for the conversion of the upper floors - subject to planning permission.

The property comprises ground floor and basement accommodation only, extending to approximately 71.60 sq m (771 sq ft). The ground floor is configured to provide a bar/restaurant area, together with a small kitchen and WC facilities to the rear. The basement provides additional seating accommodation and ancillary space. Nearby occupiers comprise a mixture of independent operators including barbers, tattoo studios, bars and various residential uses, reflecting the mixed-use nature of the immediate locality. We understand the property is held freehold under Title Number LA128806. The title also includes the upper floors, which have previously been sold off on a long leasehold basis. We understand the long leaseholder is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the upper parts of the building (including windows and roof), together with a proportional contribution towards the building insurance.

The property comprises a ground floor multi-purpose commercial unit extending to 20,172 sq ft as a whole and forms part of the previous Co-op store, situated adjacent to Iceland and the largest car park in Mold (circa 450 spaces). Internally, the unit is open plan in nature with a dividing wall separating the retail accommodation and storage/ancillary accommodation. The unit is decorated throughout with a tiled floor covering and set beneath a suspended ceilings with integrated LED panel lighting and HVAC units. The unit may suit subdivision, subject to planning permission. The property, which up until recently has been occupied by Poundland, benefits from a large service yard and there is a large local authority car park situated adjacent to the unit. A floor plan of the property is available below.

The property occupies a regular-shaped site with extensive frontage to County Road and comprises a modern detached automotive showroom and service facility of steel portal frame construction. The accommodation includes workshop facilities, valet bays, and a substantial forecourt, extending to approximately 12,795 sq ft. The building benefits from extensive rooftop solar panelling, enhancing the property's sustainability credentials and energy efficiency. The showroom accommodation is arranged across three distinct brand showrooms, together with a central service reception area, and is finished to a high specification throughout. Dedicated valet facilities are positioned to the rear of the site adjacent to the service workshop accommodation. Extending to approximately 1.18 acres (0.48 hectares), the site provides an extensive display and parking area capable of accommodating in excess of 150 vehicles. The property is attractively landscaped and prominently positioned, offering excellent visibility and accessibility from County Road.

The property comprises a detached car showroom and workshop facility of traditional brick construction beneath a shallow pitched aluminium plastisol coated roof. Internally, the accommodation includes a showroom, offices, customer and staff welfare facilities, together with two workshop areas incorporating vehicle ramps and motor trade equipment. A separate first floor provides additional office accommodation including a boardroom and server room. The site as a whole, which has been scaled from the Nimbus online mapping system, extends to approximately 0.784 acres (0.319 hectares).

The site previously received planning consent for a 54-apartment scheme under Planning Application 60424/01, demonstrating its suitability for residential development. The topography of the land slopes from front to rear, with the back of the site featuring a steep embankment. A future development would likely be situated on the lower plateau, with parking provision anticipated to the front and side elevations. The site benefits from a pleasant, open outlook across the adjoining nature reserve and Bradshaw Brook, offering a tranquil and attractive setting for potential residents. The Net Developable Area is estimated to be in the region of 0.5 to 0.7 acres, subject to final scheme design and layout.