Properties For Sale by BTG Eddisons, Lincoln
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The site comprises a cleared and level site set in an attractive riverside location with access taken off Cow Lane from North Gate, the main road into the town centre from the A46 to the north. The site is bordered on its western side by the River Trent, to the south by well-established housing and to the east by a variety of different commercial uses, including a retail park and Aldi supermarket. Access into the site is in its north western corner from Cow Lane. The buildings on the site were previously demolished, albeit sections of the site are still partly surfaced with concrete slab. The northern, eastern and southern boundaries of the site are secured by way of an 8 foot high concrete post and chain link fence.
The property comprises a large hallway, three bedrooms, large bathroom and a dressing room on the ground floor. The lower ground floor comprises a large open plan kitchen/living/dining area as well as a home gym/conservatory.
The property comprises a former garage site constituting a range of outbuildings, in varying degrees of disrepair, with Full Planning Permission in place for the demolition of these buildings and the construction of 6 new residential dwellings, sat on a site extending to approximately 0.19 hectares (0.47 acres), together with an adjoining existing residential semi-detached dwelling, which is located adjacent to the entrance into the site. The properties for which Planning Permission has been secured comprise a pair of semi-detached Coach houses, with under-croft car parking, a semi-detached 3-bedroom bungalow, a pair of semi-detached 3-bedroom houses and a detached 4-bedroom house. The site is situated within the heart of the popular village of Nettleham, close to the village amenities which are within easy walking distance. The property directly abuts the public highway with both vehicular and pedestrian access off North Street. The surrounding area is very much residential in character, with the housing comprising a range of both traditional stone Grade II Listed older dwellings and on the site adjacent, a modern high quality housing estate.
THE OPPORTUNITY The opportunity forms part of Somerby Park which extends to approx. 11 acres adjacent to the established Heapham Road employment area. Access is from Somerby Way which adjoins the A631 dual carriageway. The site abuts the Lincolnshire Otter Public House and A631 along its north-west boundary giving it a high degree of visibility as well as accessibility. The site is within the Somerby Park Enterprise Initiative area led by West Lindsey District Council. Incentives include up to 100% Business Rates Relief, free pre-development advice and support & introductions from the Council, Local Enterprise Partnership and businesses. CONNECTIVITY Gainsborough Town Centre - 1 mile Retford - 11 miles Lincoln - 18 miles Doncaster - 21 miles Sheffield - 40 miles LOCATION Gainsborough is a busy Lincolnshire market town and the administrative centre for West Lindsey District Council. The town is 30 mins drive time from the motorway network (A1(M) and M1), two international airports and the East Coast Mainline rail services. Gainsborough was awarded New Growth Status by the Government in 2008. This will see a major growth and investment programme which will see 4,435 homes developed by 2036 together with commercial development and job creation. This will see the population increase from its current 19,000 to around 30,000. Major businesses located in the town include PING, EMINOX and Regal Manufacturing. DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS Somerby Park is being is being promoted...
The property comprises an irregular shaped generally level greenfield development site, with Full Planning Permission for the construction of 14 dwellings and garages, split across two parcels of land, which combined extend to about 0.63 hectares (1.55 acres), with a further circa 1.67 hectares (4.13 acres) of additional grassland/arable land, which may come forward for further development in due course. The houses for which the Planning Permission has been secured comprise 8 x 3 bedroom semi-detached dwellings and 6 x 4 bedroom detached dwellings. The site adjoins a relatively new housing development served from Barton Road and All Saints Close, both of which are adopted Public Highways that have previously been left ready to serve the proposed new development. The existing development surrounding the site are predominantly 2 bedroom semi-detached dwellings. The Batemans brewery complex adjoins the southwestern boundary of the site.
The property comprises an attractive period style, two storey public house arranged over ground and first floors, with extensive trading areas, including a large 'beer garden' to the side, a tarmac surfaced car park to the rear and a large flat on ground and first floors. The property is predominately of sandbrick construction under a pitched pantile covered roof structure, with a mix of double-glazed sash and upvc windows. To the rear and adjoining the main property, there is a more modern building of brick and block construction with a pitched tiled roof and double glazed casement windows, with a first-floor function room and an exceptionally well-fitted catering kitchen (which is included in the sale). The rest of the ground floor is laid out to provide a large main bar area, a secondary smaller bar and restaurant, and a separate restaurant area in the modern section of the property, which has large double doors overlooking the large and attractively laid out garden/outside seating area, which also contains a BBQ/ brick-built cooking station . There are a number of male and female toilets throughout the building. The Manager's flat provides a ground floor kitchen and lobby area, leading in turn to a lounge, 3 good sized double bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. The trading areas within the property are mainly decorated with a mix of painted plastered and painted woodchip walls, with a mix of carpeted and non-slip vinyl flooring. The kitchen has...
A regular shaped and cleared site, set in a prominent location on South Street, a short walk from Horncastle Town Centre. The surrounding area is mixed use in character. The site slopes slightly upwards from the road, which runs along its western boundary, with vehicular access into the site taken from the north western corner onto the A153. The site represents one of the few remaining development opportunities within the town centre.
The property comprises a relatively level undeveloped parcel of land accessed off a new road (to adoptable standards) between Hassall Road and Holly Road. We understand the land extends to the following areas: Pink Area (on attached Site Plan): 0.85 hectares (2.10 acres) Turquoise Area (on attached Site Plan): 2.96 hectares (7.30 acres) Total: 3.81 hectares (9.40 acres)
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 logistics, with Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York, and Lincoln all within an hours drive by van, and over 34.5 million people accessible within 4.5 hours by HGV. Positioned on a main route into Scunthorpe, Stratum Park also offers roadside retail potential, subject to planning. Stratum Park builds on the success of the nearby Gallagher Park retail destination, 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 LOCATION Scunthorpe is one of the UK's major industrial locations. Long known for steel production, the town has diversified into a range of manufacturing sectors. It is well placed for local and national logistics operations. The cities of Hull, Sheffield, Leeds, York and Lincoln fall within 1 hour by van, whilst over 34.5 million people live within 4.5 hours by HGV. Immediately adjacent to Stratum Park to the west and south of Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire Lakes is an ambitious and transformative urban project. Lincolnshire Lakes will significantly boost Stratum Park as a location of strategic importance within the region. The £1.2 billion initiative aims to create..
The property comprises a highly prominent and cleared level site extending to 11 acres (4 hectares). The site may be suitable for a variety of potential uses including employment related development and roadside retail & leisure, subject to planning consent. It can provide a range of serviced land plots or Design & Build opportunities. The proposed scheme is only indicative at this stage and each opportunity can be provided on a Design & Build basis to suit the occupier's individual requirement.
The property comprises a 6.9 acre development site with main road frontage. In our opinion, the site would be suitable for a variety of uses including industrial, storage, office, leisure, food and retail uses, subject to planning permission.