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.
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
The property provides a single garage fitted with carriage styled doors of single skin brick construction under a pitched corrugated asbestos roof. 36.14 sq m (389 sq ft).
To the rear of the garage is a workshop/store which could be linked to the garage if required. The workshop has blockwork walls under a pitched corrugated asbestos sheet roof.
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.
Grade A Offices.
5,000 sq ft – 60,000 sq ft.
116 Parking Spaces.
The unit comprises a steel portal frame construction with a mono
pitched roof with roof lights. The unit includes an office and
disabled toilet. There is LED lighting throughout and an electric
roller shutter door. The unit has 4 allocated parking spaces. There
is also security CCTV on the estate.
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.
The property comprises a double fronted ground floor lock up retail unit within a small parade of retail units.
The retail area is fitted with double glazed frontage, tiled flooring, suspended ceilings, inset lighting, two air conditioning units and an alarm. There are double doors to the rear of the property which lead out into a rear service yard.
Customer parking is available to the front of the parade
The New Empire is an Edwardian building which was originally constructed as a theatre in 1913. In 1921 the theatres’ auditorium was altered for cinema use and it continued operating as a cinema until 1990. the building later became a nightclub and snooker club. The proposal is to create a music venue/bar/food court/co-working development with units of varying sizes.
The property comprises an existing single storey Starbucks coffee shop that has recently been converted into a drive-thru store and undergone extensive refurbishment works and new fit out internally.
The Gross Internal floor area of the property is approximately 2,700 sq. ft. and the site area is 0.64 acres (0.26 hectares) and includes 20 parking spaces. There is potential for 4 EV charging bays to be created. The building comfortably seats 120 customers including external areas.
There is potential to create 4 electric car charging points. These 4 bays are excluded from the Starbucks leasehold interest. The current vendor has a proposal from Osprey Charging Network Ltd to pay a rent of £2,500 per charger based on a 15 year lease and with annual CPI rent reviews with a cap and collar. There is the opportunity to add an extra unit, parking spaces and EV charging subject to planning.
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