The Broadway, St. Ives, Cambridgeshire, PE27 5BN

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A mid terrace Grade II Listed double fronted building on the picturesque Broadway at the heart of St Ives town centre. The property comprises a 2-storey building with former retail/café premises on the ground floor, with residential accommodation above and to the rear. To the rear of the main building is a substantial yard and car parking area accessed off West Street.

Mill Garage, The Causeway, Thorney, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE6 0QQ

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The site extends to approximately 0.51 acres (0.21 Ha) and lies to
the west side of the village. The site is irregular in shape, with the
front section having direct road frontage.

Planning consent was granted in March 2024
The site has planning consent for the development of a total of
six, two-storey, three-bedroom houses with a mixture of four
detached and two semi-detached, totaling to 5,733 sq ft (532.8
sq m). The total site area is 0.51 acres (0.21 hectares).
The full drawings and associated documents are on the
Peterborough City Council website – reference 23/01028/FUL

Land South Of Oxleys Close, Clavering, Saffron Walden, Essex, CB11 4PB

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Residential development site of 1.48 acres (0.60 hectares) on the southern edge of the desirable village of Clavering. Planning permission has been approved, subject to completion of Section 106 Agreement, for 13 new dwellings, including 7 open market & 6 affordable.
Clavering is approximately 5 miles north west of Stansted Mountfitchet and 16 miles south of Cambridge, with excellent road, rail and air links London Stansted Airport is 11 miles distant. Newport train station (4 miles) and Stansted Mountfitchet station (6 miles) offer regular services to London Liverpool Street with a journey time of 1 hour. Clavering has a pre-school and a primary school, two pubs, including the award winning Cricketers, and a shop/post office.

Former Merseyside Fire Station & Training Facility, Storrington Avenue, Croxteth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L11 9AP

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The subject property fronts Storrington Avenue and Lower House Lane in Croxteth approximately 5.5 miles north east of Liverpool City Centre.

Lower House Lane links to the East Lancs Road (A580) which in turn leads west into Liverpool City Centre and east to the M6 and the North West motorway network.

The subject site comprises both the training centre for Merseyside Fire & Rescue, and Croxteth Fire Station, together with associated garages and buildings used for storage and training purposes.

Training Centre – a two storey building offering offices, training rooms, dining room, kitchen and command centre on ground floor with further training and conference rooms, lecture theatre and ancillary accommodation on first floor.

Fire Station – a two storey L-shaped property offering appliance bay, office accommodation and workshops/garages.

Garage Facilities – offering multiple appliance bays.

Other buildings on site include specific fire training buildings to include a smoke house, hot fire training area and fire behaviour units.

Lord Nelson Hotel, Hotham Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 5PD

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Fronting Hotham Street with a significant return to Lord Nelson Street in Liverpool City Centre, Lord Nelson Hotel lies adjoining the access to Liverpool Lime Street Station. The Liverpool Empire Theatre, St George’s Hall and Walker Art Gallery are all close by and the O2 Academy Liverpool is adjacent.

Of traditional brick construction the property comprises ground, 3 upper and attic floors and disused basement. Stepped access to the ground floor which offers breakfast and lounge area, Reception with storeroom and former coffee shop adjacent; luggage room. Access to the former “Dug Out Bar”, now disused and also benefiting from an external door. Stairs lead down to the former basement venue, now used for storage.

Letting Bedrooms

55 en suite, upper floor bedrooms, each typically with flat screen wall mounted TV, electric wall heater, tea & coffee, hanging space and mirror (a few rooms are currently off sale for refurbishment).

23 single rooms, 10 twin, 14 double, 6 family and 2 triple.

Indicative areas – double 15 sq m, twin 16.5 sq m.

Wesley Road, Cherry Willingham, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN3 4GT

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The site comprises a roughly rectangular and level parcel of land extending to around 0.46 hectares (1.14 acres).

The land is located on the north western edge of the popular village of Cherry Willingham, with vehicular and pedestrian access into the site via Wesley Road, which forms part of a residential scheme developed in recent years by a number of local builders. The main access into the site is off Hawthorn Road to the north, which leads into the western side of Cherry Willingham.

The surrounding area to the north of the site is predominantly residential in character, with the remainder of the land to the south, east and west forming open farmland.

The site has Full Planning Permission for the erection of 20 affordable residential units, subject to completion of a S.106 Agreement, which is imminent.

323 Claughton Road, Birkenhead, Wirral, CH41 4DU

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The property is located fronting the south side of Claughton Road on the junction with Cole Street. Claughton Road is an established residential area of predominately Victorian era housing.

The property comprises of a substantially complete new build apartment scheme comprising 8 no. apartments on lower ground, ground, first and second floors. Works internally to the apartments have been substantially completed.

The property is constructed on a concrete slab foundation with elevations in red brick with PVC windows and painted timber doors. The pitched roof is overlaid with concrete tiles with roof lights providing natural light to the second floor apartments.

Internally, the building is serviced by a single circulation core central stairwell with two apartments per floor. A platform lift will also provide access to the ground floor apartments.

It is proposed that the site will be grassed around the perimeter with the provision of cycle storage and a bin store. No car parking is proposed.

Residential Development Plots , The Street, Marham, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, PE33 9JN

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The property provides two residential development plots, sold as a single lot both with the benefit of full planning permission.

Plot 1 (edged blue) consists of a 0.852 acre site located immediately adjacent to The Street and provides full planning consent for residential development for six, two-storey detached dwellings with associated private accesses and parking on a currently vacant site. This plot is referred to as Land N.E of Lion Farm House, The Street, Marham. Full details are available via the reference number 21/01787/F .

Plot 2 (edged red) consists of a 0.309 acre site with associated access and provides full residential planning permission for the development of two dwellings known as Land Rear of Waterworks House, The Street, Marham. Full details are available via the reference number 21/1750/F.

The development comprises a mixture of 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes.

The local planning authority is King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Council.

Please note site areas are approximate.

226 Stanningley Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS13 3BA

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The property comprises a detached 2 storey plus basement stone built premises under a pitched tiled roof being a former dental practice.
Internally the premises comprises of a mix of open plan and private rooms benefitting from plastered and painted walls, double glazed windows, staff and WC facilities, and gas central heating. Works have been carried out to provide a white shell condition ready for an ingoing occupiers fit out.
Overall the approximate GIA is 2,035sq.ft.
Externally the property benefits from landscaped grounds and demised parking accessed via a surfaced drive way.

226 Stanningley Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS13 3BA

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The property comprises a detached 2 storey plus basement stone built premises under a pitched tiled roof being a former dental practice.
Internally the premises comprises of a mix of open plan and private rooms benefitting from plastered and painted walls, double glazed windows, staff and WC facilities, and gas central heating. Works have been carried out to provide a white shell condition ready for an ingoing occupiers fit out.
Overall the approximate GIA is 2,035sq.ft.
Externally the property benefits from landscaped grounds and demised parking accessed via a surfaced drive way.