Commercial Properties To Let by Fitton Estates, Merseyside/Lancashire

Anson Business Park represents an opportunity to develop new, modern employment accommodation, providing high-quality warehouse and industrial units with integral office space. Buildings will be of steel portal frame construction with composite insulated cladding, high eaves heights and full height loading doors. Each unit will benefit from dedicated service yards, secure parking, and feature glazed office elevations within landscaped surroundings. In addition to the three indicative layout options, Crompton Property Developments can deliver a fully bespoke design, allowing an occupier's operational, technical and aesthetic requirements to be mirrored precisely. Layout, specification, and office content can all be tailored to suit specific business needs, ensuring full flexibility within the development framework. Typical Specification: Modern steel portal frame construction with high eaves height Dedicated secure yards and loading areas High-quality glazed office frontages 25m HGV turning circles Allocated car parking and visitor spaces High-quality landscaping and estate presentation Mains services connected

The total site area extends to approximately 12.6 hectares and is proposed to deliver an employment-led development, also incorporating retail, leisure and potential office uses, that is expected to provide in excess of 27,000 square metres (290,0000 sq ft) of new employment space for occupation within Use Classes E, B2 and B8. The development will provide modern units delivered in a business employment park that seeks to meet the occupier's requirements of a wide range of businesses. It is proposed the highest quality of accommodation will be delivered throughout the site, in an attractive landscaped setting. It is anticipated that subject to planning, serviced plot sales, or leasehold or freehold design and build packages could be available 18-24 months from the grant of planning.

Preliminary Particulars - Expressions of Interest Sought Ringtail Business Park forms part of a high-quality employment-led development within the wider regeneration of the former Royal Naval Air Station (HMS Ringtail). Phase 1 will deliver a modern mixed industrial scheme, providing a combination of mid-box warehouse units and smaller terrace units, suitable for a wide range of occupiers including manufacturing, logistics, storage & distribution, trade counter and business uses. Phase 1 delivers: 20,194 m (approx. 217,300 sq ft) of new employment floorspace 450 parking spaces, including EV charging Cycle parking and modern service yards 3,550 m attenuation pond and enhanced landscaping Phase 2 - Outline Opportunities Design & build units from 5,000 sq ft up to c. 100,000 sq ft Serviced plots available by agreement Full estate road access established from Phase 1 107-SITE-L05 Phase 2 Outline The outline plan (L05) illustrates significant development capacity with the ability to accommodate a second phase of modern employment/industrial space to suit larger requirements The development can accommodate a broad spectrum of occupiers requiring: Light industrial / general industrial Storage & distribution Trade counter / hybrid workspace High-spec business space Bespoke design & build facilities (freehold or leasehold) At this stage, the scheme layout allows flexibility and units or plots may be adapted to suit specific operational needs. Expressions of...

The property comprises a level commercial yard extending to approximately 0.61 acres (subject to confirmation) and benefiting from substantial existing concrete hardstanding. Historically utilised in conjunction with the adjoining builders' merchant premises, the site provides practical and flexible open storage accommodation within a well-established commercial setting. The yard is considered particularly suitable for businesses requiring secure external storage, contractor compounds, vehicle and fleet parking, plant and machinery storage, container storage, building materials storage and associated commercial yard uses. The property's previous use as part of a builders' merchant operation makes it particularly well suited to contractors, construction-related businesses, plant hire operators, utility companies, civil engineering contractors, scaffolding contractors and similar occupiers seeking readily available hardstanding accommodation. The site benefits from direct access from Hawthorne Grove and offers a rare opportunity to secure a substantial open storage yard within Southport.

A substantial Church property complex with adjoining Presbytery and former Parish Centre / Social Club. The property extends to approximately 11,531 sq ft (GIA) in total and is available to let at a quoting rent of £75,000 per annum exclusive. The landlord's preference is for a single occupier, possibly in the SEN education, care, leisure or institutional sectors, but consideration may also be given to letting the Church separately and the Presbytery and Parish Centre/Social Club together. Please note any letting will be subject to appropriate Catholicity clauses. The property comprises three principal elements: St Jerome's Church St Jerome's Church is a striking central-plan building extending to approximately 5,231 sq ft. Its large open worship hall, vaulted ceiling and clerestory glazing provide a bright and adaptable volume, complemented by ancillary rooms and broad foyers. It offers excellent potential for conversion to SEN or training use, leisure, or other community purposes. Please note, there is an area to the side of the church where ashes are buried. The vendors would look to reserve the right to access these ashes. The Presbytery The Presbytery, adjoining the church, is a two-storey former residence of about 1,330 sq ft. The ground floor includes an entrance hall, kitchen, lounge, and dining or office rooms, with bedrooms and bathrooms at first floor level. With an integrated garage and adjoining parking, the building is suitable for adaptati

Town Centre Retail Premises To Let. The property is arranged on ground and first sales floors and ancillary at first floor. Historically the property traded as McDonalds, however would be suitable for alternative uses - subject to the correct consents. Nearby occupiers include Superdrug, The Entertainer and KFC.

The property comprises a substantial detached former social club extending to approximately 9,086 sq ft (844.1 sq m) Gross Internal Area. Whilst historically operated as a licensed social club and community venue, the scale, configuration and flexibility of the accommodation provide potential for a wide range of alternative uses, subject to any necessary consents and landlord approval. Constructed in brick beneath a pitched metal clad roof, the building occupies a self-contained site and provides extensive accommodation arranged predominantly at ground floor level. The premises benefit from a dedicated surfaced car parking area together with ancillary external circulation space and are offered substantially as shown edged red on the site plan. At the heart of the property is a substantial function hall extending to approximately 288 sq m (3,100 sq ft) incorporating a stage area, bar servery and extensive open floor space capable of accommodating a significant number of users. The scale of this room provides flexibility for assembly, training, educational, recreational, conference and community-based activities. The accommodation further includes a substantial lounge bar and separate bar area extending to approximately 184 sq m (1,980 sq ft) in total, together with a dedicated games room extending to approximately 104 sq m (1,120 sq ft). These areas offer adaptable accommodation which could readily be utilised as classrooms, training suites, meeting rooms,...

The accommodation comprises of a modern portal frame warehouse which has been extensively converted to provide attractive modern office accommodation. Internally the accommodation is provided by way of large open plan areas, complimented by private offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, storage warehouse with roller shutter access to rear and a well-appointed kitchen/staff canteen facility. The internal specification is typically gas central heating, suspended ceilings incorporating recessed lighting, air conditioning to some rooms, carpet or vinyl floor coverings, perimeter or dado rail telecommunications trunking together with plastered and painted walls. Externally the site is approached via a secure entrance gate which is communal with the adjacent occupiers, leading to the landscaped entrance area. Security roller shutters are provided to the double-glazed windows and entrance glazing and we understand planning permission is in place to provide further windows and subsequently natural light to the office accommodation parallel to Canning Road. The site also has a large tarmac car parking area to side and rear providing parking for a number of vehicles. The premises are available with the benefit of a new lease on terms to be agreed, due to relocation of the existing tenant.

The subject property comprises of the ground floor of the impressive and ornate Grade II Listed property at 269 Lord Street, Southport. It is currently configured as a banking hall with many original features including Greek style column pillars and pannelled offices. The upper floors are proposed for residential conversion. The property can be readily adapted to provide accommodation suited to the ingoing tenant's requirements. Potential suitable uses could be for that of ground floor professional office, restaurant, bar or indeed retail, subject of course to the necessary consents. This provides an excellent opportunity for substantial former banking hall in a prime position to Lord Street for a variety of users, subject to the necessary consents.

This impressive, double-height former retail unit is now offered To Let and presents a rare opportunity to occupy a building of distinctive architectural character and flexible commercial potential. Having been stripped back to a shell condition, the premises are ready for tenant fit-out and are ideally suited to a variety of uses, including but not limited to: Retail Showroom / Flagship Store Café, Bar, or Restaurant Leisure Facility or Boutique Gym Art Gallery or Exhibition Space Wellness or Health Centre (e.g. clinic, beauty, yoga, pilates) Professional Offices or Co-Working Hub Creative Studios or Education/Training Centre Arranged over two main floors, with a Gross Internal Area (GIA) of approx. 4,830 sq.ft. (448.70 sq.m.), the building combines generous open-plan spaces with period detailing, creating a versatile and memorable environment for businesses seeking to stand out. Property Features: Prominent Grade II listed façade with gothic-style stone archway. Full-height display windows with roller shutters for security. Lift access to both floors. Unique architectural features including stained glass, columns, and exposed brickwork. Exposed services to ceiling for ease of fit-out and design flexibility. Excellent scope for branding and signage on both ground and first floor frontages. Originally constructed to house Christ Church Schools, this heritage property retains its ecclesiastical character and grandeur, making it a

Unit 3 Carpa House is a recently refurbished and reclad end terrace warehouse with roller shutter and pedestrian access leading into an open plan warehouse with new got LED lighting, w.c. and kitchen facility. Externally an area immediately in front of the unit will be allocated for parking.

The property comprises a detached four storey office building built originally in the late 1960's/1970's of framed construction. Externally, it is phased with brick and benefits from UPVC double glazing. Internally the property is divided on each floor into a multi-let office building and finished to the following specification: - Painted plastered walls and ceilings/carpeted floors - Fluroscent strip lighting - Full gas central heating - Lift access to all floors - 24 hour access - Intruder alarm - CCTV - Car park with space for 109 cars All inclusive packages now exclude utilities.

Fitton Estates have been appointed to market Marble Place Shopping Centre in Southport Town Centre and are looking to attract a number of independent and local operators into the shopping arcade. Various retail, food, leisure and alternative uses will be considered, subject to any required planning consents & permissions. The arcade now provides opportunities for independent operators to secure deals on flexible leases and competitive terms, whilst trading within a high footfall location amongst an array of national retailers including TK Maxx, Pound Bakery, Savers and Three Store. Marble Place is situated in the heart of Southport town centre on the prime pedestrianised pitch of Chapel Street, directly opposite Primark. The scheme also benefits from further entrance to Tulketh Street which fronts onto Marks and Spencer and Go Outdoors. Other strong nearby retail offers within the town include WH Smith, Costa Coffee, Primark, Sports Direct and Boots. Southport is a popular seaside town approx. 20 miles north of Liverpool and 42 miles north west of Manchester. Southport Railway Station is situated a short distance away from the shopping centre and there are a number of car parks within close proximity including the NCP car parks on Tulketh Street and London Street. Opportunities within the arcade are available from 400 Sq Ft to 4,500 Sq Ft with the flexibility to work to occupier requirements. Please contact the joint agents for more information, layout plans...

Currently configured as two primarily open plan areas and over ground and first floors, the accommodation could be readily adapted for alternative employment uses such as storage, leisure, workshop, trade counter etc. Please note, a roller shutter door has been installed to the front elevation behind the existing glazing, which could be removed if required. The ground floor provides predominately open plan offices with two private offices to the perimeter in addition to staff room and w.c. The first floor provides a further open plan area together with a meeting room, staff room and male and female w.c.'s.

The premises comprise a converted former banking hall and are currently arranged as a wine bar, having included the fitting of a mezzanine level. Historically the property has also traded as a restaurant. Internally the premises have retained much of the resplendent original decoration, and we understand the interior of the building is Grade II Listed. The subject premises are located to the rear of 423-431 Lord Street Shopping Boulevards, with the entrance off a pedestrian walkway leading through to Stanley Street. Lord Street is one of Southport's primary retail and commercial areas and arguably the most recognised location in the surrounding environs.

Unit 8 comprises a substantial mid-terrace warehouse/trade counter unit of steel portal frame construction with part brick and profile metal clad elevations beneath a pitched roof incorporating translucent roof lights, providing an excellent level of natural daylight to the warehouse accommodation. Access is provided via a full-height manual roller shutter loading door together with a separate pedestrian entrance leading into the office accommodation. Externally, the property benefits from a generous shared forecourt providing ample loading, manoeuvring and on-site parking. Internally, the premises provide clear span warehouse accommodation with generous eaves height, making the unit suitable for a wide variety of manufacturing, storage, trade counter, distribution and light industrial uses. In addition to the warehouse accommodation, the property benefits from a reception/trade counter area, private office, larger open plan office, kitchen and WC facilities together with useful mezzanine storage. The office accommodation is carpeted throughout and benefits from suspended ceilings with recessed LED lighting, making it suitable for immediate occupation. The Landlord is currently carrying out a programme of refurbishment works which will include: Installation of new LED lighting to the warehouse. Servicing of the roller shutter loading door and roller shutters to office/trade counter windows. Provision of a new Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)...

These particulars have been prepared on a preliminary basis whilst the property is undergoing preparation for re-letting. The landlord intends to clear the premises, undertake redecoration and complete agreed preparatory works to provide the accommodation in a clean shell condition. Updated marketing particulars, photography and specification details may be issued following completion of these works. Available due to the relocation of the current occupier, the property comprises a substantial self-contained commercial building extending to approximately 3,552 sq ft (329.98 sq m) over ground floor and mezzanine levels. The premises benefit from a secure concrete service yard providing valuable loading, unloading and vehicle manoeuvring space together with roller shutter loading access and separate pedestrian entrances. Internally, the principal workshop area provides an open-plan working environment with generous internal dimensions, good natural light via rooflights, fluorescent lighting and exposed roof trusses. The layout is highly flexible and would lend itself to a variety of warehouse, workshop, storage, trade counter, distribution and light industrial uses, subject to any necessary planning consent. The ground floor accommodation includes a substantial workshop area together with ancillary stores, garage/storage accommodation and additional operational space. The configuration allows occupiers to separate production, storage, administration and dispatch...

Prospect House comprises a self-contained, two-storey office building which has been refurbished in recent years to provide clean, functional and flexible workspace. The accommodation extends to approximately 3,400 sq ft (NIA) and is arranged predominantly as open plan office space across both floors, with a number of smaller private offices and meeting rooms. The ground floor provides largely open plan accommodation, suitable for a variety of working environments, whilst the first floor offers a combination of open plan space and individual offices beneath a pitched roof structure with exposed beams, giving a greater sense of volume and character. The layout lends itself well to occupiers seeking a mix of collaborative and private working areas. Internally, the property is presented in good order throughout, with carpeted floors, painted plaster walls and a mix of suspended and surface-mounted LED strip lighting. The accommodation benefits from good levels of natural light via perimeter windows, many fitted with vertical blinds. Heating is provided via wall-mounted radiators. Kitchen facilities are provided on both floors, finished with modern fitted units and worktops, together with WC facilities. Circulation is straightforward, with a central and rear staircase linking the two levels. Externally, the property benefits from a substantial concrete surfaced yard providing generous on-site car parking. The site is enclosed by fencing and accessed via a gated...

The ground floor extends to approximately 3,250 sqft and has been occupied by a specialist bespoke joinery company for in excess of 20 years. The property comprises a substantial open-plan workshop, private W/C facilities, staff dining area, storage rooms, and a large paint/spray booth. Access is provided via two original 1920s timber double doors fronting Great Richmond Street, offering excellent loading capability and suitability for machinery, deliveries, and larger equipment. In addition, the ground floor benefits from two self-contained office suites positioned separately from the main workshop area, each fitted with kitchenette facilities and private W/Cs, providing high-quality ancillary office accommodation. The first floor is undergoing an extensive refurbishment and is proposed to operate as a vibrant multi-let creative hub comprising a large photography studio/event space, communal coworking kitchen, and eight studio/workspaces. The first floor accommodation is available either as a fully operational creative studio environment or in conjunction with the ground floor to provide a unique opportunity for occupiers seeking integrated workshop, studio, office, and event space within a characterful commercial building. Shared amenities and kitchen facilities are available to occupiers throughout the building. The property would suit a variety of creative, workshop, maker-space, production, and hybrid office occupiers seeking flexible accommodation within an...

Nearing practical completion, the property is constructed over ground and first floors, with the front section onto Cambridge Road, which was originally proposed for a café area, with open plan gym areas to the rear of the ground floor, with associated changing rooms and WCs, together with stairs to the open plan first floor area. The property is currently offered to a shell finish, but the property could be adapted to suit the ingoing requirements of the future occupier. It could be suitable for a variety of alternative commercial uses such as retail, bar, restaurant, gym, etc., subject to the necessary consents.

The ground floor provides recessed double doors to a full glazed shop front onto Lord Street which leads into a primary open plan cafe area to the ground floor with a combination of recessed spot and louvred lighting within a suspended ceiling supplemented by additional pendant lighting. From the ground floor, open tread stairs lead to the first floor which provides a seating area towards the front of the premises with views overlooking Lord Street. Storage rooms and further kitchen areas are provided towards the rear. The second floor provides further storage rooms, office and staff WC facilities. Proposed Programme of Landlord Works: The Landlord is aware of certain repair works being required which can be undertaken subject to the agreed lease terms and covenant.

The property comprises a two storey and part single storey detached premises, most recently utilised as a SEN (Special Educational Needs) facility, having previously been a former bank. The accommodation has been adapted to provide a combination of classrooms, offices and ancillary accommodation, together with more open-plan areas, offering a flexible and versatile internal layout. The building has been extensively refurbished in recent years, including the installation of new windows and a replacement roof, and is presented in a clean, functional condition, suitable for immediate occupation or further fitout to meet specific operational requirements. The ground floor provides a mix of reception space, classrooms, private offices, stores and WC facilities, arranged off a central circulation area, together with stair access to the first floor. The first floor provides a predominantly openplan area benefiting from excellent natural light, together with additional partitioned rooms and WC facilities. Externally, the property benefits from on-site car parking for approximately 9-10 vehicles to the front/side elevation, together with pedestrian access points. To the rear, the property enjoys a direct aspect onto the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, providing a unique and attractive setting. Given its recent use and configuration, the property is considered particularly well suited to continued educational, training or office use, including SEN operators or similar occupiers...

The property comprises a modern end-terrace warehouse/business unit constructed of steel portal frame with brick and profile clad elevations beneath an insulated profile roof. The warehouse accommodation benefits from a solid concrete floor, generous eaves height, LED lighting throughout and an electrically operated roller shutter door providing efficient loading and unloading access. Office accommodation is arranged over ground and first floors and is finished to a good standard, including suspended ceilings with recessed lighting, central heating, perimeter trunking and double-glazed windows, providing a comfortable and practical working environment suitable for a range of occupiers.

We understand the former Ainsdale Police Station was constructed in 1951 and comprises of a variety of private offices, toilets, kitchen facilities, stores, together with a front reception area accessed off a ramp with grab rail. The current typical specification provides for plastered and painted walls, suspended ceilings incorporating recessed lighting or surface mounted light fittings, parquet flooring to part and solid floors with carpet finishes. The property is gas centrally heated and provides an area of off-road parking off Segars Lane leading to two garages.