Commercial Properties For Sale in Boarsgreave, Rossendale, Lancashire
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Former Mill property with planning consent for residential development Adjacent Knotts Mill available by separate negotiation 528.33 sq. m. (5,687 sq. ft.) Planning for 6 units
- Former Mill property with planning consent for residential development
- Adjacent Knotts Mill available by separate negotiation
- 528.33 sq. m. (5,687 sq. ft.)
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A rare, chain-free freehold development site for sale in Rossendale — 0.80 acres of brownfield land with outstanding connectivity, auctioned at Claridge’s, Mayfair, on 23rd September 2026. Ideal for developers, investors, and architects seeking a former pumping station with development potential in the heart of Lancashire.
- 0.80 acres of brownfield land
- development opportunity in Rossendale Valley
- former pumping station with development potential
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The property comprises an attractive mixed-use investment opportunity in the heart of Rawtenstall, incorporating a combination of ground-floor commercial accommodation together with residential apartments above. The accommodation is arranged across Bank Street, Baldwin Buildings and Kay Street, providing a diversified investment with income derived from a number of separate commercial and residential occupiers. The commercial element includes units at 73 Bank Street, 3A Bank Street and 24 Kay Street, with the commercial leases with the residential accommodation separately let, providing an additional stream of rental income alongside the commercial premises. Overall, the portfolio represents an opportunity to acquire a substantial town-centre investment with a diversified tenant profile and multiple income streams. Its combination of commercial and residential accommodation, together with the various lease expiry dates, provides an incoming purchaser with an established rental investment whilst offering opportunities for active asset management and future rental growth, subject to the individual occupational agreements.
- FOR SALE - £900,000 plus VAT
- Prominent mixed-use investment in the heart of Rawtenstall town centre
- 7 Tenancies Across 3 Buildings
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The property comprises of a mill which has been partly demolished and repurposed in part and is currently occupied by Lydall Industrial Filtration. The facility was operated as a textile manufacturing location since the 19th Century, thereby being one of the areas principal industrial employers.The site provides a substantial manufacturing complex incorporating production accommodation, warehousing, offices, staff welfare facilities, a serviced yard and associated car parking to the front of the premises. The stylish two storey red brick office building fronts the main road and a mix of North Light accommodation is available along with a substantial modern steel portal framed unit, which is accessed via a secure yard via a roller shutter entrance. The potential exists to continued industrial occupation along with investment consideration, or longer term redevelopment subject to planning permission. Prominent roadside location on the A681 Excellent access to the A56, M66 and M65 motorway networks Established manufacturing and industrial location Extensive industrial, warehouse and office accommodation Secure yard and loading facilities Attractive period office frontage Site area of approximately 1.89 acres (0.76 hectares) Suitable for owner occupation, investment or redevelopment (subject to planning)
1/11The property comprises an attractive mixed-use investment opportunity in the heart of Rawtenstall, incorporating a combination of ground-floor commercial accommodation together with residential apartments above. The accommodation is arranged across Bank Street, Baldwin Buildings and Kay Street, providing a diversified investment with income derived from a number of separate commercial and residential occupiers. The commercial element includes units at 73 Bank Street, 3A Bank Street and 24 Kay Street, with the commercial leases with the residential accommodation separately let, providing an additional stream of rental income alongside the commercial premises. Overall, the portfolio represents an opportunity to acquire a substantial town-centre investment with a diversified tenant profile and multiple income streams. Its combination of commercial and residential accommodation, together with the various lease expiry dates, provides an incoming purchaser with an established rental investment whilst offering opportunities for active asset management and future rental growth, subject to the individual occupational agreements.
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CAFE: RAWTENSTALL: ROSSENDALE: Superbly located in the town centre, in the middle of a parade, it is nearby a train station and is surrounded by many other businesses including independent shops, cafes and bars, benefitting from consistent levels of passing trade, taking £7,000 per week, re...
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TRADITIONAL FISH & CHIP: ROSSENDALE: Situated on a busy main road, in the middle of a large parade of houses, facing a large industrial area, benefitting from high levels of passing trade, taking £2,500 per week (run by staff), rent £155 per week.
1/4A rare, chain-free freehold development site for sale in Rossendale — 0.80 acres of brownfield land with outstanding connectivity, auctioned at Claridge’s, Mayfair, on 23rd September 2026. Ideal for developers, investors, and architects seeking a former pumping station with development potential in the heart of Lancashire.
