Freehold Development For Sale
Summary
- Property sold as Freehold
- Building consists of: Basement, ground floor and three upper floors
- Use Class E: Multiple Uses Considered
- Potential Re-development Opportunity (STP)
Accommodation
The accommodation comprises the following areas:
| Name | sq ft | sq m | Availability |
| Building | 4,100 | 380.90 | Available |
| Total | 4,100 | 380.90 |
Location
The town has an approximate population of 6,335 (2021 Census) and is a traditional market town and civil parish in the Selby District, just 12 miles (19.31 km) north east of Leeds and 10 miles (16.1 km) south west of York. Lending itself to a residential redevelopment or mixed-use scheme, it is worth noting that the average house price in Tadcaster is £180,000 with the majority of house sales being within the £270,000 and £214,000 range. Prices have increased by 17.63% in the last 5 years.
Tadcaster primarily relies upon private transport vehicles as it does not benefit from a train station, however, it enjoys bus services to York within approx. 32 minutes minutes .and Leeds within approx. 50 minutes with changes. The bus stop for both journeys is just 50m from the subject property.
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Mainline Stations
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Ulleskelf55 mins
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Church Fenton81 mins
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Sherburn-In-Elmet118 mins
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South Milford136 mins
Underground Station
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Chesham2954 mins
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Amersham2996 mins
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Chalfont and Latimer3011 mins
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Broxbourne3024 mins
Further Information
Price Offers in excess of £275,000
Rates Payable Upon Enquiry
EPC Rating This property has been graded as D
Description
The subject property has been formed from three adjacent buildings that have been internally connected and constructed at differing times. Together, the properties occupy the corner plot at the intersection of the High Street, Bridge Street and Kirkgate Street in the centre of Tadcaster. The north and east blocks, attached to the main building at either side, benefit from Georgian and Victorian detailing thus the buildings are estimated to be mid to late 19th and early 20th Century’s respectively. With its mixed-use occupancy in recent times the ground floor is laid out primarily for retail uses, having previously been operated by Natwest. The Bank turned the basement into a vault and storage area. The first, second and third floors of the properties have been used as offices and ancillary uses.
Viewings
All viewings are to be arranged by contacting:
Daniel.Clinch@alignsurveyors.co.uk - 07947 990 224
Joshua.Wraight@alignsurveyors.co.uk - 07964 670 579
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