Land At Olive Bank, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 1UT
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£3,500
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Key features
- AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A FREEHOLD PLOT OF LAND SITUATED IN THE SOUGHT AFTER RESIDENTIAL AREA OF OLIVE BANK, BURY
- LOCATED WITHIN THE POPULAR BL8 POSTCODE, THIS VERSATILE PARCEL OFFERS OUTSTANDING POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT (SUBJECT TO THE NECESSARY PLANNING PERMISSIONS)
- GREAT LONG TERM INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
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FOR SALE BY ONLINE AUCTION WEDNESDAY 18TH JUNE 2025 AT 9.00AM - ***AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A FREEHOLD PLOT OF LAND SITUATED IN THE SOUGHT AFTER RESIDENTIAL AREA OF OLIVE BANK, BURY***LOCATED WITHIN THE POPULAR BL8 POSTCODE, THIS VERSATILE PARCEL OFFERS OUTSTANDING POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT (SUBJECT TO THE NECESSARY PLANNING PERMISSIONS)***GREAT LONG TERM INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY***
***Set in a peaceful and established neighbourhood, the land benefits from close proximity to local amenities, reputable schools, and excellent transport links. Bury town centre is just a short distance away, providing access to a wide range of shopping, dining, and leisure facilities, as well as the Metrolink for easy commuting into Manchester city centre***
***KEY FEATURES***
- Freehold ownership
- Situated in a desirable residential area
- Convenient access to Bury town centre and the M66 motorway
- Potential for development or future value growth (STPP)
- Peaceful setting with surrounding greenery and established homes
***This plot presents an exciting opportunity for self-builders, developers, or investors looking to secure a valuable asset in one of Greater Manchester's growing areas.***
***RECENT NEARBY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY SALES***
- 51, Newbold Street, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 2RR, 2 bedroom - SOLD Mar'25 - £175,000
- 31, Robert Street, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 1NS, 2 bedroom - SOLD Mar'25 - £160,000
- 149, Hartford Drive, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 1WD, 2 bedroom - SOLD Mar'25 - £145,000
Bury is a market town on the River Irwell in the Metropolitan Borough of Bury, Greater Manchester, England, which had a population of 81,101 in 2021.
***AMENITIES IN BURY***
*Shopping & Markets*
- Bury Market: A renowned open-air market featuring over 400 stalls offering everything from fresh produce to clothing and household items. It's especially famous for its black pudding and vibrant atmosphere. The market operates on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with the indoor market open every day except Sunday.
- The Rock: A modern shopping and leisure complex housing high street fashion brands, eateries, a Vue cinema, and entertainment venues like Hollywood Bowl.
- Mill Gate Shopping Centre: An indoor shopping destination with over 100 stores, offering a mix of retail options and dining establishments.
*Parks & Outdoor Spaces*
- Burrs Country Park: A scenic park featuring riverside walks, an activity centre, and connections to the East Lancashire Railway.
- Clarence Park: The largest urban park in Bury, boasting facilities like tennis courts, a skate park, a children's play area, and a caf. It also features a lido popular for angling and model boating.
- Prestwich Forest Park: Ideal for mountain biking and hiking, this park offers extensive trails and natural beauty.
*Arts, Culture & Heritage*
- The Met: A performing arts venue hosting a variety of events, including theatre productions, live music, and comedy shows.
- Bury Art Museum: Home to a significant collection of artworks and historical artifacts, the museum offers insights into the town's rich cultural heritage.
- Fusilier Museum: Dedicated to the history of the Lancashire Fusiliers, the museum showcases military artifacts, uniforms, and medals.
- East Lancashire Railway: A heritage railway offering scenic journeys through the countryside, connecting Bury to towns like Ramsbottom and Rawtenstall.
*Dining & Nightlife*
The Clarence: A popular eatery known for its diverse menu and welcoming atmosphere.
Martini's On The Rock: Located within The Rock complex, this venue offers cocktails, a poker club, and a pool hall, making it a hub for nightlife.
Various Pubs and Restaurants: Bury boasts a range of dining options, from traditional pubs to international cuisine, catering to all tastes
***TRANSPORT IN BURY***
- Bury Interchange: The Transport Hub
At the heart of Bury's transport network is the Bury Interchange, a central hub that combines a bus station with the northern terminus of the Manchester Metrolink's Bury Line. This facility provides seamless connections between bus and tram services, facilitating easy travel within Bury and to destinations like Manchester city centre.
- Metrolink Tram Services
The Metrolink tram system offers frequent services from Bury to Manchester, with trams running every 6 minutes during peak times. These trams continue to destinations such as Altrincham and Piccadilly, providing a reliable and efficient mode of transport for commuters and visitors alike.
- Bus Services and the Bee Network
Bury's bus services have been integrated into the Bee Network, Greater Manchester's franchised transport system aimed at delivering more accessible, integrated, and affordable public transport. Operators like Go North West and Rosso run services connecting Bury to areas including Rossendale, Blackburn, and Burnley. A notable route is the 135 bus, which links Bury Interchange with Manchester Piccadilly Gardens via Cheetham Hill and Heaton Park.
- Road Access and Parking
Bury is well-connected by road, with the M6, M60, M66, and A56 providing rapid links to and from the town. For those driving, there is a free car park at the rear of the Bury Interchange complex, offering convenient parking options for commuters and shoppers.
- Cycling and Walking
For environmentally friendly travel, Bury offers cycling facilities, including a cycle hub at the Interchange for secure bike parking. The town's layout also supports walking, with pedestrian-friendly routes connecting key areas and amenities.
***EDUCATION IN BURY***
- Schools: Bury is home to numerous educational institutions, with many schools rated 'good' or 'outstanding' by Ofsted, reflecting the town's commitment to quality education.
GUIDE PRICE - £3,500
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***Set in a peaceful and established neighbourhood, the land benefits from close proximity to local amenities, reputable schools, and excellent transport links. Bury town centre is just a short distance away, providing access to a wide range of shopping, dining, and leisure facilities, as well as the Metrolink for easy commuting into Manchester city centre***
***KEY FEATURES***
- Freehold ownership
- Situated in a desirable residential area
- Convenient access to Bury town centre and the M66 motorway
- Potential for development or future value growth (STPP)
- Peaceful setting with surrounding greenery and established homes
***This plot presents an exciting opportunity for self-builders, developers, or investors looking to secure a valuable asset in one of Greater Manchester's growing areas.***
***RECENT NEARBY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY SALES***
- 51, Newbold Street, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 2RR, 2 bedroom - SOLD Mar'25 - £175,000
- 31, Robert Street, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 1NS, 2 bedroom - SOLD Mar'25 - £160,000
- 149, Hartford Drive, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 1WD, 2 bedroom - SOLD Mar'25 - £145,000
Bury is a market town on the River Irwell in the Metropolitan Borough of Bury, Greater Manchester, England, which had a population of 81,101 in 2021.
***AMENITIES IN BURY***
*Shopping & Markets*
- Bury Market: A renowned open-air market featuring over 400 stalls offering everything from fresh produce to clothing and household items. It's especially famous for its black pudding and vibrant atmosphere. The market operates on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with the indoor market open every day except Sunday.
- The Rock: A modern shopping and leisure complex housing high street fashion brands, eateries, a Vue cinema, and entertainment venues like Hollywood Bowl.
- Mill Gate Shopping Centre: An indoor shopping destination with over 100 stores, offering a mix of retail options and dining establishments.
*Parks & Outdoor Spaces*
- Burrs Country Park: A scenic park featuring riverside walks, an activity centre, and connections to the East Lancashire Railway.
- Clarence Park: The largest urban park in Bury, boasting facilities like tennis courts, a skate park, a children's play area, and a caf. It also features a lido popular for angling and model boating.
- Prestwich Forest Park: Ideal for mountain biking and hiking, this park offers extensive trails and natural beauty.
*Arts, Culture & Heritage*
- The Met: A performing arts venue hosting a variety of events, including theatre productions, live music, and comedy shows.
- Bury Art Museum: Home to a significant collection of artworks and historical artifacts, the museum offers insights into the town's rich cultural heritage.
- Fusilier Museum: Dedicated to the history of the Lancashire Fusiliers, the museum showcases military artifacts, uniforms, and medals.
- East Lancashire Railway: A heritage railway offering scenic journeys through the countryside, connecting Bury to towns like Ramsbottom and Rawtenstall.
*Dining & Nightlife*
The Clarence: A popular eatery known for its diverse menu and welcoming atmosphere.
Martini's On The Rock: Located within The Rock complex, this venue offers cocktails, a poker club, and a pool hall, making it a hub for nightlife.
Various Pubs and Restaurants: Bury boasts a range of dining options, from traditional pubs to international cuisine, catering to all tastes
***TRANSPORT IN BURY***
- Bury Interchange: The Transport Hub
At the heart of Bury's transport network is the Bury Interchange, a central hub that combines a bus station with the northern terminus of the Manchester Metrolink's Bury Line. This facility provides seamless connections between bus and tram services, facilitating easy travel within Bury and to destinations like Manchester city centre.
- Metrolink Tram Services
The Metrolink tram system offers frequent services from Bury to Manchester, with trams running every 6 minutes during peak times. These trams continue to destinations such as Altrincham and Piccadilly, providing a reliable and efficient mode of transport for commuters and visitors alike.
- Bus Services and the Bee Network
Bury's bus services have been integrated into the Bee Network, Greater Manchester's franchised transport system aimed at delivering more accessible, integrated, and affordable public transport. Operators like Go North West and Rosso run services connecting Bury to areas including Rossendale, Blackburn, and Burnley. A notable route is the 135 bus, which links Bury Interchange with Manchester Piccadilly Gardens via Cheetham Hill and Heaton Park.
- Road Access and Parking
Bury is well-connected by road, with the M6, M60, M66, and A56 providing rapid links to and from the town. For those driving, there is a free car park at the rear of the Bury Interchange complex, offering convenient parking options for commuters and shoppers.
- Cycling and Walking
For environmentally friendly travel, Bury offers cycling facilities, including a cycle hub at the Interchange for secure bike parking. The town's layout also supports walking, with pedestrian-friendly routes connecting key areas and amenities.
***EDUCATION IN BURY***
- Schools: Bury is home to numerous educational institutions, with many schools rated 'good' or 'outstanding' by Ofsted, reflecting the town's commitment to quality education.
GUIDE PRICE - £3,500
To view legal documents for all properties, and to register for our online auctions please visit our website.
Purchases are subject to a Buyer's Premium. There may also be additional fees on certain properties. Please refer to the Articles of Roup / Special Conditions in the Legal pack to confirm.
Please note that as per the Estate Agents Act 1979 the vendor of the property is a connected party.
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Land At Olive Bank, Bury, Greater Manchester, BL8 1UT
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Bury Interchange Tram Stop1.3 miles
- Bury Station1.3 miles
- Radcliffe Tram Stop2.9 miles
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