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The Railway Tavern, Station Street, Cinderford, Gloucestershire. GL14 2LGß
Contact: 01392 366555A substantial detached former public house located on a corner plot in the popular town of Cinderford on the outskirts of the Forest of Dean.
The site extends to 0.08 hectares (0.20 acres) with Planning Consent for conversion and extension of the existing building to provide ten self-contained apartments with parking, subject to conditions.
Planning Permission has been granted by Forest of Dean District Council under ref: P0509/16/FUL, dated 13th July 2006, for conversion and extension of a former public house with flat to create ten apartments, together with associated works, subject to conditions.
A copy of the Planning Consent and proposed plans will be available to download from the Clive Emson website or via the Local Planning Authority’s website, fdean.gov.uk.
GUIDE PRICE: £195,000 – £215,000
Western Lodge, Western Road, Crediton, Devon. EX17 3NH
FORMER HEALTH CENTRE BUILDING WITH ADDITONAL LAND ALL OFFERING POTENTIALGUIDE PRICE: £170,000 – £180,000
Viewing by arrangement with Clive Emson Auctioneers: 01392 366555
A semi-detached single storey property having a pitched roof and being situated on a substantial site extending to approximately 0.49 hectares (1.22 acres).
The property is located on the outskirts of the historic town of Crediton with its range of amenities and being a short distance from the commercial and administrative centre of Exeter.
The adjacent building immediately to the south was converted into residential flats a number of years ago and with this in mind it is considered that Western Lodge may offer potential for a similar scheme, whilst the additional land may offer potential for residential development.
Any conversion or development works would be subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.
Local Planning Authority: Mid Devon District Council. Tel: 01884 255255
118 ACRES OF CORNISH MOORLAND
GUIDE PRICE: £50,000+Contact: l01392 366555
An incredibly rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and historic piece of Bodmin Moor that is particularly steeped in legend, by virtue of having Daphne du Maurier’s smugglers haunt, Jamaica Inn at Bolventor a short distance to the east and the hamlet of Temple even nearer to the west, where the existing church built in the 1880s is a resurrection of that which served the Knights Templar community in the 1200s.
This essentially grazing land extends to approximately 47 hectares (116 acres) with signs of centuries past farming use including the remains of a long abandoned ancient settlement known as Black Tor reputed to have comprised dozens of huts and enclosures of various sizes with numerous upright stones still visible. There are also signs of more modern agricultural practices including a large farm building located at the western extremity.
Interest is anticipated not only from those looking to acquire a major portion of the County’s countryside, maybe for ordinary amenity and recreational purposes but, particularly, from those who will treasure the ability to be present when the sun goes down and indeed when the sun rises over such an important and atmospheric place.
Auctioneer’s Note 1
The land forms part of Register Unit CL158 over the whole of which there are assorted Commoners Rights predominantly the grazing of cattle, sheep and horses in various numbers. Please refer to the legal documentation to confirm details.
Woodland, Russ Hill, Charlwood, Horley, Surrey. RH6 0EL
APPROXIMATELY ONE ACRE OF WOODLAND WITH VEHICULAR ACCESSGUIDE PRICE: £16,000 – £18,000
Contact: 01273 504232
This rectangular parcel of freehold woodland extends to just under an acre and has a variety of mature trees and scrub including oak, hazel and birch. Glover’s Wood is one of the largest areas of woodland in the Surrey Weald and has road frontage and vehicular access from Charlwood Lane. There is a bridleway bisecting the land from north to south and is adjacent to cleared meadow land.
It is situated on Charlwood Lane, close to its junction with Partridge Lane, close to the village of Charlwood with local shopping facilities and amenities. This is between Horsham and Dorking in the Mole Valley with excellent road links to Gatwick, Brighton and surrounding areas via the nearby A24 and M23.
We have been informed by the vendor that the land has its own water supply and meter.
Site Measurements
The site extends to 0.38 hectares (0.96 acres).
Former Fire Station, Horton Road, South Darenth, Dartford, Kent. DA4 9AT
FORMER FIRE STATION WITH PLANNING FOR SIX FLATS IN POPULAR VILLAGEGUIDE PRICE: £370,000 – £380,000
Contact: 01622 608400
A rectangular sized corner plot situated at the heart of the village of South Darenth in a predominantly residential area just outside the conservation area.
Planning has been granted for development of the site with a detached block providing six self-contained flats.
Planning Permission has been granted by Sevenoaks Council under ref: 19/020654/FUL, dated 19th December 2019, for re-development of the site to construct a two storey building with additional accommodation in the roof space to provide four two bedroom and two one bedroom apartments, subject to conditions.
A copy of the Planning Consent and proposed plans will be available for download from the Clive Emson website or via Sevenoaks District Council’s website, sevenoaks.gov.uk.
Land Rear Of 33 Clarendon Place, Dover, Kent. CT17 9QB
GUIDE PRICE: £10,000+Contact: 01622 608400
A freehold parcel of land previously used as an allotment and situated to the rear of 31, 33 and 35 Clarendon Place. The site, which is approached via a pedestrian access, is overgrown although does have various sheds/outbuildings on site.
The land extends to 0.05 hectares (0.12 acres).
Probably worth checking whether this can be built on.
Queen Court Barns, Water Lane, Ospringe, Faversham, Kent. ME13 8UA
GUIDE PRICE: £200,000Contact: 01622 608400
Situated in a semi-rural location on Water Lane to the south of the A2 at Ospringe, which lies approximately one mile to the south west of Faversham town centre, is Queen Court Barns.
This is an exciting and exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire two historic barns with full Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent for the conversion and refurbishment to provide one four bedroom dwelling with a one bedroom annexe and a further three bedroom dwelling.
Planning
Planning Permission has been granted by Swale Borough Council under ref: 19/505888/FULL dated 19th November 2020 for the conversion/refurbishment of barns to provide two dwellings, new garage building, demolition of farmyard structures and hard and soft landscaping works, subject to conditions.
Listed Building Consent has also been granted under ref: 19/505890/LBC, also dated 9th November 2020, subject to conditions.
A copy of the Planning and Listed Building Consents, together with accompanying drawings, Design and Access Statement, Flood Risk Assessment, Bat & Barn Owl Survey, Topographical Survey and Structural Survey are available from the Local Planning Authority’s website, swale.gov.uk.
The Cedars, 70 Maidstone Road, Rochester, Kent. ME1 3DE
GUIDE PRICE: £850,000 – £860,000Contact: 01622 608400
A truly outstanding opportunity having been owned by the Trustees for many years, comprising a substantial extended property built as a family home in 1864, standing on a large walled plot with frontages to Maidstone Road, Albert Road and Baker Street.
It is considered that the existing accommodation, which is extensive and covers three floors, has potential for conversion or use as a House in Multiple Occupation, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.
The garden has potential for development, again subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.
This is a rare find indeed, lying in the ME1 postcode area and is conveniently located for the centre of the historic high street with castle and cathedral and the mainline commuter railway station.
Local Planning Authority: Medway Council. Tel: 01634 331700.
The White Lion, 70 Cheriton High Street, Folkestone, Kent. CT19 4HF
GUIDE PRICE: £480,000 – £500,000Contact: 01622 608400
Situated in a prominent position on the northern side of Cheriton High Street, on the corner with Chilham Road is this substantial former public house known as The White Lion.
It is considered that the main former public house may be suitable for a wide variety of commercial and/or residential uses with the land to the rear offering potential for re-development, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.
Local Planning Authority: Folkestone & Hythe District Council. Tel: 01303 853278.
Planning Permission has been granted by Folkestone & Hythe District Council under reference 20/0459/FH, dated 30th March 2020, for conversion of the existing public house (class A4) to supported living accommodation (class C2) to provide 12 bedroom suites each with kitchenette including rear extension to the existing building to provide new staircase and lift, use part of the ground floor as a café (class E) and training areas and erection of an additional supported living accommodation (class C2) comprising three one bedroom and three two bedroom flats on the adjacent land to the rear, subject to conditions.
A copy of the Planning Consent and proposed plans will be available to download from the Clive Emson website or the Local Planning Authority.
Lapsed Planning: Under reference 07/0937 Planning Permission (now lapsed) was granted for the change of use and conversion of the public house to student accommodation (class C2) and the erection of a terrace of four dwellings (fronting Chilham Road), subject to conditions.
Eastwood House, Eastwood Road, Ulcombe, Maidstone, Kent. ME17 1EJ
GUIDE PRICE: £150,000+Contact: 01622 608400
An outstanding opportunity to buy Eastwood House, a Grade II Listed property, believed to be a 16th Century (or earlier) timber framed hall house with jetted left gable wall.
The house is in need of total refurbishment, renovation and repair.
Ground Floor: Entrance hall, two reception rooms with inglenook fireplaces, study/workshop, kitchen and pantry.
First Floor: Landing, main bedroom, bathroom with W.C. (no bath). Door from landing to bedroom two, in turn leading to three further inter-connecting rooms.
Outside: Front, side and rear gardens.
To the west and south of the building there are two interconnecting paddocks, the smaller paddock with gate to Eastwood Road. The seller has advised that the west paddock has its own mains water and electricity supplies.
The paddock areas are currently rented for grazing.
The entire plot extends to 1.72 hectares (4.27 acres).
Little Mulbrooks, Summerhill, Polegate, East Sussex. BN26 6QY
GUIDE PRICE: £170,000+Contact: 01273 504232
A unique opportunity to acquire this parcel of land extending to approximately 6.78 acres situated in a quiet country lane close to the town of Polegate in the Sussex Weald. The land, which has been used to graze alpacas for a number of years, is home to eight stables and a large barn.
It is considered that there could be potential for a variety of uses including perhaps some development, subject to all necessary consents being obtainable.
Local Planning Authority: Wealden District Council. Tel: 01323 443322.
Woodland adj. to Brigadier Gerard, Botley Road, EASTLEIGH, Hampshire, SO50 7DQ
Guide price: £8,000
This parcel of woodland extends to around an acre and runs alongside the main Botley Road heading out of Horton Heath. The land extends to the right hand side and to the rear of 5 new houses and may well be of interest to a host of varied buyers.
Contact: 020 8741 9990
34 Bridge Street, Bolton, Lancashire, BL1 2EH
Guide Price: £95,000 plusA nightclub arranged over ground and first floors and extending to approximately 884 sq M (9,515 Sq Ft). The property is let until February 2027 at a rent of £39,000 per annum.
The property is held leasehold for a term of 108 years from 15 March 2013 to 19 September 2121 inclusive. We understand the current ground rent is £16,560 per annum with the next rent review being in September 2022.
Contact: 0345 505 1200
KENNEL WOOD, SANDBANK, DUNOON, PA23 8QR
Dunoon is the main town on the Cowal Peninsula in the Argyll and Bute Region. The town is serviced by a regular ferry from Gourock or can be accessed by road on the west shore of the Upper Firth of Clyde. It has a resident population of some 13,500 people and is located approximately 34 miles west of Glasgow (via the M8 and ferry). The town and surrounding area were a popular holiday destination “Doon the Watter” from Glasgow and a garrison town to the US Navy, whose submarine base was in the Holy Loch until 1992. It continues to offer a wide range of outdoor pursuits, ranging from hillwalking to sailing on the Clyde Estuary.
Sandbank is a village also located on the Cowal Peninsula, some 2.5 miles north of Dunoon and stands on the coastal A815 or the inland A885 adjacent to the southern shore of the Holy Loch.
Contact: 0131 624 6640
Land At 31 School Road, Upwell, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE14 9EW
For Sale By Auction | 11:00, 24 March 2021 | Lot 28Guide | £100,000 - £120,000 (plus fees)
Call the team on 01733 889833 for more information
Development site with planning permission for two detached and two semi detached houses
The site area is around 2,165 sq/m and has full planning consent for a courtyard style development for two, three bedroom detached houses and two semi-detached houses.
The purchaser will be required to undertake demolition of existing buildings and rerouting as appropriate of existing water and electricity to vendors retained buildings at the rear.
The development site is situated in the popular village of Upwell with a school, church, shops, hairdresser, public house, butchers and health centre. There is also access to the A47 to both Kings Lynn and Peterborough.
Full planning permission was granted by The Borough Council of Kings Lynn & West Norfolk under ref 17/01078/F dated 12th October 2017.
Viewing Times: Please call Auction House East Anglia on 01733 889833
Capel Bethania, Pistyll, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 6LS
For Sale By Auction | 12:00, 24 March 2021Guide | £120,000 + (plus fees)
Call the team on 02920 475 184
Chapel with unrivalled sea views benefiting from full planning for conversion to a generous sized holiday home.
A truly unique opportunity to purchase this former chapel built in 1875 with adjoining vestry. The buildings benefits from uninterrupted coastal views to the rear overlooking Caernarfon Bay and Anglesey in the distance and is also located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The chapel which retains many original features, and we understand was built in 1875. Full planning consent has been granted for a unique 4 bedroom holiday unit with generous amenity space to the side and rear along with off road parking. Drawings, plans, and further information are available from Gwynedd Council planning department by using ref no. C17/0603/43/LL.
The chapel and vestry are located within the small village of Pistyll on the B417. Local shops, school, amenities, public houses and a golf club can be found in the nearby town of Nefyn which is less than 2 miles from the building.
Y Capel, Also Known As Troed Y Rhiw Independant Chapel, Alltwalis, Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, SA32 7EB
Guide | £45,000 + (plus fees)Call the team on 02920 475 184
A detached Grade II listed chapel steeped in history and architectural importance with the benefit of full planning permission and listed building consent granted on the 29/05/2020 for conversion to a four-bedroom residential dwelling. Plans and further planning documentation can be obtained from the Local Authority Planning Department with reference number W/37617. The chapel benefits from a wealth of original period features and a programme of external works have been carried out by the present owners which can be obtained from the auctioneer’s office.
Ground Floor: Vestibule, main chapel with pulpit, vestry, externally accessed W/C, 2 x stores and boiler room.
First Floor: Gallery stalls to the first floor.
Outside: Area to the front and side predominantly laid to lawn with concrete paths to either side of the building. Ornate cast iron railings and gate to the front boundary.
Viewing by appointment through the Auctioneers office on 02920 475184