Monday 15th January 2018:
New
Build & Part Conversion Opportunity
thehouseshop.com are advertising 3 High Street, Warminster,
Wiltshire, BA12 9AG, and its adjoining land for sale (freehold), with planning consent granted for:
3 flats (conversion) + 7 new build houses,
Two x 1 bed flats @ 40 & 43 m2.
One x 2 bed flat @ 60 m2 Six x 2 bed houses 74 – 82 m2.
One x 3 bed house @ 81 m2.
Two retail units @ 33 & 47 m2.
3 flats (conversion) + 7 new build houses,
Two x 1 bed flats @ 40 & 43 m2.
One x 2 bed flat @ 60 m2 Six x 2 bed houses 74 – 82 m2.
One x 3 bed house @ 81 m2.
Two retail units @ 33 & 47 m2.
Town Centre Location - 0.4 miles to Warminster Station.
thehouseshop.com give the following details:
thehouseshop.com give the following details:
Description
Located
on the High Street (B3414) near to the junction with
Weymouth Street and almost opposite North Row. The
historic St. Lawrence Chapel is adjacent to the
site. The nearest station is Warminster 0.4 miles
(0.6 kms) managed by Great Western Railway. GWR
operates a generally hourly service to Bristol
Temple Meads, Cardiff Central, Southampton,
Portsmouth and rail connections to the National
Network.
Warminster town is located in Western Wiltshire and
has a population of approximately 17,000. The High
Street has branches of Boots, Barclays Bank, Lloyds
TSB and supermarkets to include Waitrose and
Morrisons which is to the rear of 3 High Street.
Description: The existing building is Grade II listed and within the Warminster conservation area and was originally constructed in 1731 as a timber framed private house by Edward Cockey (1669-1768) a respected clockmaker. Over the years the building has undergone several changes to its fabric. Now in very poor condition it is in need of extensive refurbishment to bring it back into use. The overall site area is 0.08 hectares (800 m2). Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own measured site survey to ascertain the precise site size.
Planning: Planning permission was granted by Wiltshire Council on the 29th of October 2017 for the refurbishment of the existing building to create two retail units on the ground floor with two x one bedroom flats and one x two bedroom flat on the upper floors. To the rear of the existing premises the new build development will comprise of seven townhouses, six being two bedroom and the seventh a three bedroom house.
S106 (unilateral undertaking): an agreement has been completed and signed that binds the developer to secure and complete all the necessary repair works to bring the Grade II listed building at No. 3 High Street into a functional use prior to the occupation of any of the approved dwellings.
Tenure: Freehold
Price: £600,000.
Description: The existing building is Grade II listed and within the Warminster conservation area and was originally constructed in 1731 as a timber framed private house by Edward Cockey (1669-1768) a respected clockmaker. Over the years the building has undergone several changes to its fabric. Now in very poor condition it is in need of extensive refurbishment to bring it back into use. The overall site area is 0.08 hectares (800 m2). Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own measured site survey to ascertain the precise site size.
Planning: Planning permission was granted by Wiltshire Council on the 29th of October 2017 for the refurbishment of the existing building to create two retail units on the ground floor with two x one bedroom flats and one x two bedroom flat on the upper floors. To the rear of the existing premises the new build development will comprise of seven townhouses, six being two bedroom and the seventh a three bedroom house.
S106 (unilateral undertaking): an agreement has been completed and signed that binds the developer to secure and complete all the necessary repair works to bring the Grade II listed building at No. 3 High Street into a functional use prior to the occupation of any of the approved dwellings.
Tenure: Freehold
Price: £600,000.
A sale or JOINT VENTURE will be
considered.
CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy):
CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy):
£21,500 to be
paid by the incoming developer.
VAT:
VAT:
VAT will be levied on the purchase (the amount
payable is subject to verification by the council).
Viewing:
Viewing:
The front of the building can be viewed
from the High Street. Access to the rear of the site
is via the gate to the side of number 3. However,
please do not disturb or encroach on the land
surrounding Curfew Cottage.
Property ID: 0003772885.
Email thehouseshop for further details and all enquiries.
