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Both sites are located fronting the western side of Pall Mall north of its intersection with Leeds Street (A5053) and Chisenhale Street. Site A is bounded by Chadwick Street to the north and Site B adjoins Lanyork Street to the south. Both sites lie on the northern edge of Liverpool City Centre in a mixed use location comprising residential blocks under construction, commercial units, sites used for car parking and Williams BMW Parts and Service garage. Significant residential development schemes under construction/proposed nearby include: Love Lane/Pall Mall Scheme - 507 apartments Metal Works Scheme, Leeds Street - 405 apartments The Gateway - 656 apartments fronting Leeds Street The two sites are irregular in shape and are currently undeveloped and used for surface car parking.

11 ACRE DEVELOPMENT SITE FOR SALE, BROMBOROUGH

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 land and containing existing warehouses to the rear of the former Merseyside Fire & Rescue Croxteth Fire Station. The site is partly landscaped with grass and self-seeded trees, partly tarmac and concrete surfaced with former fire training related buildings currently insitu. It is anticipated that access to the site will be from Lower House Lane.

Ramsbrook Farm, comprises a former farmhouse with ancillary buildings that were converted to an excellent specification in 2024 to offices and warehouse accommodation. Offices The buildings are of traditional brick construction dating from the early 1900's with pitched slate roof and double glazed windows. Suspended acoustic tiled ceilings incorporating recessed lighting. Painted/plastered walls with carpeted floors. Perimeter Trunking. Heated via electric wall radiators and mounted A/C unit. Warehouse The warehouses are of steel portal frame construction with part block/part profile clad walls and fibre cement sheet roof. Internally the warehouses are fitted out as follows: Concrete floors and lit predominately by LED lighting. Eaves heights vary between 4.25 m and 4.75 m. Electronic roller shutter doors varying in height from 4.4 m to 4.5 m. Externally the site benefits from tarmac surface, delineated spaces for approximately 12 cars. The property benefits from external landscaping and significant undeveloped area to the rear.

The subject property comprises an L-shaped building of steel framed construction with external walls finished in both brick and metal cladding and benefitting from a double pitched profile metal clad roof. The property is predominately fitted out as offices on part ground and upper floor with the remainder of the ground floor sub-divided into 4 self-contained workshop units. The ground and first floor offices are a mixture of cellular and open plan accommodation fitted out as follows: Suspended acoustic ceiling incorporating recessed lighting. Painted plaster walls and solid floors. Double glazed windows and the property is heated via wall mounted radiators from gas boilers in a central plant room. A number of offices also benefit from air conditioning. The 4 ground floor workshops benefit from their own roller shutter door/double glazed PVC door and have been fitted out partially for office and also workshop purposes. Externally, the site offers a dedicated car park incorporating approximately 40 delineated car parking spaces. Access to the car park is via St Paul's Road with the site benefitting from electric sliding gates.

The property/site is located close to the centre of Bromborough approximately 7 miles south of Birkenhead and 12 miles north of Chester. The site fronts Bromborough Village Road, which itself leads to the A41 close by. The A41 runs north to the Birkenhead Tunnel and Liverpool City Centre and south to Junction 5 of the M53 motorway. The immediate land use is predominately residential comprising a mixture of housing types. The property comprises of the main police station, separate property store and two houses which are currently occupied as offices, built in the late 1930's. The main station is of part single / part two storey of traditional brick construction with pitched tiled or flat roofs. Internally the building is finish with acoustic tile ceiling, recessed strip lighting, painted or papered walls, carpeted or parquet floors, gas central heating and double glazing throughout The separate garage block was refurbished for use as a property store in 2013. It has brick walls, double pitched tile covered roof and has been extended with an extension comprising brick walls and metal sheet roof. Two detached Police houses 81 and 83 Bromborough Village Road and have been used as offices. They are of traditional two storey brick design with pitched tiled roof. Externally, there are two significant surface car parks on site one to the front of the building another between the main building and the adjoining property store.

From Marshside Road, there is the existing church building, with car parking forecourt and access to the side. We understand the Church buildings extend to approximately 10,000 sq ft and occupy a site of 0.52 acres or thereabouts. The amalgamed Church buildings comprise the original chapel of worship (which we understand dates back to 1876 and extends to approximately 2,145 square feet), the church hall, library, offices and former caretaker's flat. These extend to approx. 5,335 sq ft. Finally, the kitchens, rear hall, classrooms and toilets, total approx. 2,521 sq ft. To the rear of this cluster of Church buildings, there is a parcel of predominantly flat and cleared land extending to c. 1.34 acres, which historically we understand was used for overflow car parking and is understood to not have been used for a number of years. There is also a single width access off Radnor Drive, which leads to a hardstanding car parking area. Proposal: The existing Church is not Listed but is considered a local heritage asset. A copy of a structural report by Keskin Consulting Structural Engineers is available on request, detailing structural issues with the existing building which concludes that in excess of £750,000 plus VAT & fees may be required to restore the building. Offers are invited on a 'subject to planning' basis with the assumption of complete of redevelopment and vacant possession. All offers will be considered on their individual merits.

The property comprises a substantial and imposing period building which has been converted to provide 11 self-contained residential apartments, together with communal entrance and circulation areas and off-road parking. The apartments provide a range of spacious residential accommodation throughout the building. Reflecting the scale and original proportions of the property, the majority provide flexible three to four-bedroom accommodation, with certain rooms capable of use either as bedrooms or additional reception rooms depending upon individual tenants' requirements. Flat 2A, situated at ground-floor level, provides one-bedroom accommodation. The property's prominent position on The Promenade provides attractive aspects across the surrounding waterfront, with a number of apartments enjoying views towards Marine Lake. The property is substantially income producing, with 10 of the 11 apartments presently occupied, Flat 10 being the only apartment currently vacant. As might reasonably be anticipated with a substantial period residential property of this nature, elements of the accommodation and communal areas would benefit from ongoing decorative improvement and updating. This provides an incoming purchaser with the opportunity to undertake improvements progressively as individual apartments naturally become vacant, enhancing their presentation and potentially improving future letting performance. Flat 10 provides the most immediate opportunity in this regard and...

The site is located on the corner of Allerton Road and Hillfoot Road (A562) in the district of Woolton, South Liverpool. Woolton lies approx. 6 miles south east of Liverpool City Centre. The subject is irregular in shape and is currently undeveloped and comprises a mixture of woodland, open grassed areas and areas with shrubs. Access to the site is via the entrance to Woolton Acre Care Home, accessed off Allerton Road. The proposed development on the subject site has planning permission for 9 significant detached dwellings. The entire site is placed to the market comprising 4.97 hectares (12.27 acres). The area that has planning permission comprises the northern part of the site closest to the junction of Hillfoot Road and Woolton Road which comprises 3.04 hectares (7.50 acres).

Planning permission was granted on 27 August 2026 (Application No: APP/25/01681) for a change of use for the former pub and restaurant to Class E and the erection of 5 dwellings with associated access, parking and landscaping. The conditions have been separated out between the commercial and residential phases of the permission to allow for conditions to be discharged separately without the need for coordination with the current owners of the site. In addition, a Section 106 has been completed, again dated 27 August 2026, which requires the future purchaser of this site to pay a commuted sum of £23,082.16. There is a BNG payment for off-site units required, which impacts the site as a whole. This will be paid for by the current owners and the relevant condition discharged. The site occupies an attractive and highly accessible position within the sought-after town of West Kirby. The site lies approximately 0.6 miles from the heart of West Kirby, placing its wide range of shops, cafes, restaurants and other amenities within easy walking distance. West Kirby railway station is within walking distance (0.8 miles) providing regular Merseyrail services towards Liverpool and the wider Wirral. The location is particularly well suited to family housing, with an excellent choice of highly regarded schools close by; Black Horse Hill Primary School is approximately 0.3 miles away, while Calday Grange Grammar School and West Kirby Grammar School are both within approximately 0.

The Former Olive Mount Hospital in located on a significant site with three detached properties located on it as follows: The Manor House was built 1790 and 1793 for James Swan a local tea dealer and grocer. It comprises a Georgian style detached four storey dwelling of stone construction with multi-pitched slate roof which will require extensive refurbishment. Attendance House is a two storey detached premises which appears to be late Victorian of traditional brick construction with multi-pitch tiled roof, again in need of full refurbishment. Former Lodge is a single storey premises of stone construction incorporating gas cupboard and electric cupboard. Externally, the property is set in significant grounds. Access is directly from Mill Lane with the Manor House benefitting from car parking to the side and rear and a private road leads to the Attendance House and to Princes School at the eastern end of the site. From calculations taken from Edozo Maps we understand the site area to be 0.99 hectares (2.46 acres).

185 Liverpool Road is a well-presented detached two-storey office property offering flexible accommodation, combining modern internal finishes with a characterful exterior. The ground floor comprises an open-plan reception and workspace, glass-partitioned meeting rooms, a fitted kitchen, rear meeting room and WC. The first floor offers a series of private offices, a kitchenette within the eaves, under-eaves storage, and separate ladies' and gents' WCs. The property benefits from quality fixtures throughout making it suitable for immediate occupation.

The property includes two dilapidated mixed-use units with residential upper floors and an extensive rear yard containing derelict stables/outbuildings. The existing structures require full refurbishment or redevelopment. There may be scope for refurbishment of existing buildings where commercially viable, in addition to full redevelopment options, subject to the necessary consents.

An increasingly rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and characterful extended three-bedroom detached property occupying a prominent position along Liverpool Road South, offering generous internal accommodation, extensive rear gardens and outbuildings, together with significant future potential. Originally constructed as a detached dwelling and historically operating as a shop with living accommodation, the property has been extended and adapted over time, now presenting as a substantial three-bedroom residence extending to approximately 3,220 sq ft (including outbuildings). Its historic commercial use, mixed-use surroundings and exceptional rear landholding distinguish it from typical homes within the locality. The property presents an attractive traditional frontage with bay windows, decorative brick detailing and a pitched tiled roof. The scale of the building is far greater than first appears from the street scene, particularly given the extensions to the side and rear. A side driveway provides vehicular access leading to the rear of the property - a valuable and increasingly uncommon feature within this established location. The extended ground floor offers a series of spacious and versatile reception rooms, retaining character features including fireplaces, mouldings and stained glass detailing. The layout provides flexibility for: Continued residential occupation Home/business combination Partial commercial reinstatement Professional...

This imposing detached period residence occupies a prominent corner position and offers an excellent opportunity for refurbishment. Extending to approximately 3,918 sq ft, the property is currently configured as five self contained apartments and is offered with vacant possession. The building retains attractive character features and sits within a generous plot with surrounding gardens and driveway parking. The internal layout provides clear separation of units, with a self-contained basement flat accessed independently to the rear. The ground floor flat is accessed via the original front entrance, retaining the principal reception proportions of the house. A separate side entrance provides access to the upper parts, leading to two self-contained flats on the first floor, together with an internal door and staircase continuing to a further flat at second floor level. The configuration offers flexibility for a purchaser to refurbish and retain the existing layout or reconfigure to suit alternative residential use, subject to any necessary planning permissions.

Sandheys comprises a substantial detached dwelling in substantial grounds built in the early 19th Century of traditional brick construction with slate roof and comprising two storeys and incorporating three bays. The property is in a dilapidated condition and hence in need of refurbishment. The subject property is located fronting Mill Lane in West Derby close to its intersection with Queens Drive (A5038). Queens Drive leads south to the Rocket Junction at the commencement of the M62 motorway and north and west towards Liverpool City Centre. The immediate land use around the subject property comprises a mixture of semi-detached and detached housing with the property lying immediately behind Holly Lodge School.

This interconnecting pair of commercial properties offers flexible and well-presented accommodation across three floors, with potential for a wide variety of commercial or residential uses, subject to planning consent. Ground Floor: Each building benefits from its own entrance from Botanic Road, leading into two welcoming front reception/office areas. These connect to a central hallway giving access to multiple private offices and meeting rooms. Toward the rear is a kitchenette and a generous ground floor store room that has been extensively used for archive filing. Two additional internal store rooms provide further support space. First Floor: Accessed via an internal staircase, the first floor comprises further spacious offices to the front and rear, a WC, and a secondary kitchen area. Additional storage rooms sit above the ground floor rear extension, with long-term use for filing and documents. Second Floor: The top floor is accessed by staircase and offers two store rooms with natural light - suitable for archive use, storage, or light ancillary office purposes.

PROMINENT LOCATION JUST OUTSIDE OF ST. HELENS TOWN CENTRE ACCOMMODATION – CIRCA 0.38 ACRES SUITABLE FOR MULTIPLE USES SUBJECT TO THE RELEVANT PLANNING BEING ACHIEVED POPULAR COMMERCIAL LOCATION CLOSE TO AMENITIES EXCELLENT TRANSPORT LINKS

A substantial mid-terrace period property arranged over ground, first and second floors, extending to approximately 1,981 sq ft. There is also a cellar which is accessed via some steps outside which could provide some additional storage. The property is now vacant and cleared, presenting a genuine refurbishment opportunity. The internal condition requires modernisation; however, the scale and layout offer excellent scope for reconfiguration. The property particularly lends itself to conversion into three self-contained flats (subject to the necessary planning consents), with strong precedent along King Street. Alternatively, the property may appeal to an owner-occupier seeking to create a large family dwelling. Externally, the property benefits from a hardstanding frontage providing off-road parking and an enclosed rear yard.

The property fronts Broad Lane in Kirkby close to its inter-section with Gaywood Avenue. Broad Lane leads via Bewley Drive to Moorgate Road North (A5207) which in turn leads south to the East Lancs Road (A580) close by. The immediate land use comprises a mixture of semi-detached housing and the properties opposite the Broad Lane retail park which incorporates supermarket, chemist and other local amenities. The Wignall Park lies behind the subject property. The subject property comprises a post-war building rectangular in shape of traditional brick construction with a double pitch roof clad in tiles. Internally, it has been fitted out to offer a church facility, kitchen, office, toilet and store. It benefits from suspended acoustic tiled ceiling, painted and plaster walls and herringbone or carpeted floors. It is lit via fluorescent strip lighting and heated from wall mounted radiators from a gas fired boiler. Externally, the site benefits from car parking with a tarmac surface with the remainder of the site being undeveloped.

This mid-terrace house is of traditional construction, arranged over ground and first floors and extending to approximately 919 sq ft (85.37 sq m) overall. The property requires modernisation but offers well-balanced accommodation with good room sizes, presenting an excellent opportunity for investors or owner-occupiers to refurbish and add value.

Plots available on a freehold basis Outline planning application submitted Wirral Council application ref no: OUT/19/01633 B2/B8, with an...

The Prenton development land auction offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, well-located parcel. In one of Wirral’s most desirable suburbs. With a guide price of £100,000, this 4,372.32 sq m site is ideal for investors, developers, and private buyers seeking a prime development opportunity. The auction will be held live and online from Claridge’s London . To participate, review the legal pack, register to bid, and conduct your own legal and planning due diligence. For full details, visit our Current Auction Catalogue, Register to Bid, Valuation & Market Appraisals, and Contact Us pages. For authoritative guidance, consult the HM Land Registry and Wirral Council Planning Portal. Don’t miss this chance to invest in a thriving community—register today and take the next step towards securing your future in Prenton. Ready to bid or need advice? View the legal pack, register to bid, or contact Palace Auctions London for expert guidance. For planning and legal information, consult the HM Land Registry and Wirral Council Planning Portal.

A detached two-storey brick-built store and garage premises located to the rear of Sussex Road and accessed via a shared passageway. The property comprises a double garage/store at ground floor level, together with first floor storage space beneath a pitched roof. To the front of the building is a shared yard area, over which the property benefits from rights of access in common with neighbouring owners. Internally, the accommodation is basic but functional and has historically been used for storage purposes. In our view, the property requires refurbishment and repair throughout, but offers clear potential for continued commercial storage use or upgrading, subject to requirements. The property is not connected to mains utilities, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries. Overall, this represents a rare opportunity to acquire a self-contained garage and storage premises in a well established residential location, likely to appeal to builders, contractors, storage users or investors seeking a low capital commercial asset, with potential for alternative uses or redevelopment (subject to the necessary consents). The property is not currently connected to mains electricity, water or drainage.