Commercial properties for sale in Scholes, Wigan, Greater Manchester, this area only

The property provides for a 3-storey building configured as a single occupancy commercial asset with direct high street frontage to Market Place and is currently utilised for retail purposes by the existing tenant. The property is arranged over basement, ground and upper floors with the ground floor providing traditional double fronted retail space with rear of house areas. Upper floors incorporate a mixture of internal stud partitioning creating a number of offices, staff and welfare accommodation including WCs. The basement provides for secure storage space. The property benefits features including attractive external façade and interior fit out that includes aspects reflecting the buildings history and previous uses. The property provides for one of the most attractive retail units within Wigan town centre and is situated in a prime location. The current tenant has been in occupation for in excess of 10 years but given the redevelopment that is taking place in close proximity wished to have an element of flexibility when renewing the lease during 2026. With the "Fettlers" development now experiencing significant progress it is considered that there will be significant asset management opportunities in relation to the subject property in the near future and upon completion of the surrounding redevelopment works. The property is priced to reflect the speculative nature of the opportunity and the reasonably considered prospects for enhancement of the asset in

The subject parcel of land is positioned fronting onto Northumberland Street within the residential location of Whelley, which is approximately 1 mile north-east of Wigan town centre. The subject site sits amongst traditional housing whilst to the rear and side is open green space providing for a play area and general landscaping. Northumberland Street is reached via Platt Lane off the B5238 which acts as the main through Whelley and connects direct to Wigan town centre to the south and through to Aspull, Blackrod and Bolton beyond to the north. The surrounding locality is characterised by traditional terrace housing, predominately in single occupancy, albeit 2 traditional terraced houses, predominately of single occupancy in nature, albeit there is an abundance of commercial property offerings providing services and local convenience offerings fronting the B5238 just 200 or so yards from the subject site.

The land provides for car parking, which had in recent past been occupied by way of parking licences but will be offered with vacant possession. The site is considered suitable for ongoing use as car parking, whether for private use or contract parking purposes but also offers redevelopment potential subject to gaining of necessary consents.

The church occupies a rectangular site with pedestrian access available to all elevations of the building. The property is arranged to provide a principal church hall, accessed via a porch and reception area, together with a secondary hall located to the rear, offering additional flexible accommodation. The building is predominantly single storey to the front elevation, whilst the rear section is arranged over two storeys. The first floor provides a range of ancillary accommodation, including several meeting/office rooms and a kitchen facility. Overall, the property offers a versatile layout suitable for a variety of religious, community, educational, administrative, and training purposes.