Summary
| Property Type | Land / Light Industrial / Open Storage |
| Tenure | For Sale |
| Size | 0.63 Acres |
| Price | Offers in the region of £175,000 |
| Rates Payable | Upon Enquiry |
| EPC Rating | This property has been set as EPC exempt. Reason: No building present |
- Total Site Area of approximately 0.63 acres (0.25 hectares)
- Previously in use as a former salt store
- Part concreted and part hardcored surface
- Rare opportunity to acquire a commercial yard in South Shropshire
- Suitable for a variety of commercial uses, subject to any statutory consents
About
The property comprises of a commercial yard that has been previously in use as a former salt store. The property provides a Total Site Area of approximately 0.63 acres (0.25 hectares. The commercial yard has in part a concreted and a part hardcored surface. The yard is generally of level aspect and has access directly onto Clun Road.
The property provides the rare opportunity to acquire a commercial yard in South Shropshire that would lend itself to a variety of commercial uses, subject to any statutory consents and would also be of interest to property developers/speculators.
Accommodation
| Description | Size |
| Total Site Area | 0.63 Acres |
Location
The property is located fronting onto Clun Road on the western edge of the town of Craven Arms. The property is located within proximity of all local amenities and within proximity of the A49 Trunk Road (Main road between Shrewsbury and Hereford).It is located close to the junction of Clun Road with Roman Road.
Craven Arms is an established market town where all local amenities are available. The town is located approximately 21 miles south of the County Town of Shrewsbury and approximately 10 miles north of the town of Ludlow.
Mainline Stations
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Craven Arms14 mins
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Broome33 mins
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Hopton Heath79 mins
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Bucknell132 mins
Underground Station
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Reading2025 mins
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Twyford2079 mins
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Chesham2082 mins
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Amersham2106 mins
Further Information
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Terms
The property is offered to sale freehold with vacant possession.
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Planning
Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries.
The property is understood to benefit from planning for commercial use falling within Use Class B of The Town and Country Use Classes Order 1987.
The property has previously been in use as a salt store and would lend itself to a variety of commercial uses subject to statutory consents. -
Services
(Not tested at the time of our inspection)
We understand that mains water, electricity and drainage are available for connection to the property, subject to the normal connection charges.
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