Lands For Sale in UK

This Grade II Listed terraced building is perfect for a thriving pub or restaurant with various seating areas, a function room, and private dining. It benefits from a premises licence for alcohol sales and is held freehold. Features

The property offers a customer trading area with a central bar servery and seating for 46, a Garden Room with separate bar servery seating up to 60 customers, a trade kitchen, customer toilets, a cellar, and stores. It also features a function room, a private dining room, and three storage rooms. The building is located within the Portman Estate Conversation Area and has a 2023 rateable value of £60,000.

This property is suitable for those looking for a piece of land with potential. It comprises an orchard and paddock land, extending to c. 0.40 Ha (c. 0.91 acres). Arch Farmhouse, a semi-detached property, is to be retained by the Sellers.

Residential development potential, good access, near amenities, 0.188 acres, previously submitted planning application.

Former Beales Department Store, substantial floor area (151,356 sq ft), prominent location opposite Queensgate Shopping Centre, includes limited onsite parking and near other car parks, part of ground floor currently let to 'Kettle Home'. Suitable for various retail or commercial uses.

This property is a former police station built in 1933, offering a unique opportunity for redevelopment. It features neo-Georgian architecture, brick construction, a tiled pitch roof, and five floors, including a basement and sub-basement. The property is situated on a flat gradient and is bound by Steelhouse Lane to the north and west.

This property is located on the outskirts of Okeford Fitzpaine, a village with a shop, post office, pub and church. It is situated on Shillingstone Lane, which connects the village to Shillingstone at the junction with the A357 (1 km to the east).

This property consists of two detached family homes currently rented out, along with unused land that has potential for development subject to planning permission. The site is approximately 1.14 acres and has potential for additional housing, although some trees are subject to preservation orders. Access is available from Didsbury Road.

This 3.85 acre (1.56 ha) site is a rare opportunity to acquire a leafy riverside site in a desirable and sustainable location. It offers a flat, convenient development platform for those seeking planning permission for alternative use or to establish a single residence. The site includes a bungalow, a plant nursery, two former fishing lakes, mature hedgerows, and a cycle route. It is bound by Close House to the east, a private residence to the west, and the River Tyne to the south. The site is well-served by road and rail links and offers proximity to local amenities, cafes, health facilities, and pubs.

This property is a large, multi-level building with a cellar and extensions. There are 37 en-suite bedrooms, some with balconies. The property is surrounded by an impressive red brick boundary wall and includes garaging, car parking, grounds and landscaping. There are established gardens and mature trees.

This 8.16-acre (3.30-hectare) greenfield site is ideal for various developments. It offers direct access to the A449 Wolverhampton Road and is situated close to amenities, including Riverside Care Centre and Holbeche House.

This greenfield site is located north of Kingswinford's main built-up area and is bounded by woodland, agricultural land, and the South Staffordshire Railway Walk. A topographic survey is available upon request.

This property is a prime conversion opportunity for those looking to redevelop a three storey mixed-use building. It benefits from a frontline location and spectacular views over Brixham Harbour.

This property currently comprises a retail unit, offices, an art gallery, workshop, a domestic lounge, and 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. It has planning consent for use as an Amusement Centre, and benefits from multiple licenses/ permits that can be found in the Technical Pack.

Greenfield site, 0.49 acres, surrounded by mature trees and hedgerows offering privacy, near desirable homes and convenient access points. Ideal for those seeking a secluded building plot in a prime location.

Lonan House is a restored B Listed country house with 28 acres of gardens and woodland. It offers six luxury self-catering apartments, a one bedroom annexe, and spacious owner's accommodation. The property has been recently renovated and is offered as a turn key profitable business with luxury private owner's accommodation. It includes a detached garage, parking for 11 cars, and 2 EV charging points. The property is suitable for families, couples, and groups of friends. It's perfect for those looking to enjoy the peace and tranquility of the Scottish countryside.

This property is a great opportunity for developers looking to build residential units. It offers potential for 9 apartments, subject to planning permission.

The land is 0.333 acres (0.135 hectares) and shares access with the pub. It is connected to mains water, gas, and electricity. The site is not in a Conservation Area and has no Tree Preservation Orders. It is situated within the Wealden Heaths II 5km SPA Buffer Zone and the East Hants 5km SPA Buffer Zone.

This site is situated next to the White Horse pub, spanning 0.37 acres. It currently has Outline Planning Permission for building four homes. The site is available as freehold with vacant possession.

This property is ideal for families or individuals seeking a spacious and modern home in a quiet location.

This development comprises of four semi-detached properties, each offering a generous amount of living space. The properties have been designed to a high standard and benefit from a range of modern amenities. The site is largely cleared and ready for development.

This 3.76 acre site is suitable for a range of uses, including warehouse, trade counter, storage, automotive, or roadside.

Freehold turnkey packages are available. Located just off the A610, adjacent to a Park & Ride and Tram Stop, and only 1 mile from Junction 26 of the M1.

This vacant 1.82 acre (0.74 hectares) property is ideal for those seeking a renovation project. It includes a detached house requiring significant renovation, featuring four bedrooms, a large family room, and a garden at the front and rear. The site is bound by The Water of Leith to the north and east, Blinkbonny Road to the south, and The Water of Leith Walkway to the immediate south. The property is situated in a residential area with some housing located to the west and north, and forestry and farmland to the south.

This 10.76 acre site is currently used for agricultural purposes. It is split into two distinct eastern and western parcels, separated by a hedgerow running in a north-south direction. The site benefits from an open aspect to the south and west, providing future residents with the opportunity for semi-rural living. It is conveniently placed for transport links and local amenities.

This end-of-terrace building is over three storeys and currently vacant. It includes a ground floor retail unit with storage, and two residential apartments on the first and second floors. Access to the apartments is through a shared entrance and staircase. The property has a small courtyard with rear store and garage access. Please note that Flat 2 is in poor condition and structurally unsound in parts.

This site is suitable for residential development and has Reserved Matters approval (ref: 19/00902/ADP) for 12 dwellings. The site is bounded by the A413 to the east and a Recreation Ground to the west. There is an access road on the site to the adjoining land at 73 Moreton Road. Our client has an agreement in place with the adjoining landowner for them to use the new access road which will be put in as part of the development. The site plan can be found in the information pack.

8.3 acres (3.36 hectares) of land zoned as a Local Landscape Policy Area. Gently undulating topography, excellent road frontage, existing access off the A28 and provision for further access onto the Carnbane roundabout. Full planning permission for 1 No. foodstore and associated car parking. Certificate of Lawfulness (CLUD) available upon request.

The site is located in the Cowlairs locale of Glasgow, which lies circa 1.7 miles to the north of Glasgow City Centre, situated to the north of Port Dundas. It comprises land which previously formed part of Cowlairs Industrial Estate and extends to a gross area of 16.65 acres.

The character of the surrounding area is mixed in character, with both commercial and residential uses in close proximity to the site.

This 4.02 acre site offers planning permission for a 43 unit development, making it a prime opportunity for developers looking to create a thriving residential community. Located to the south of Glasgow Road / A89, Drumpellier, this site is well-positioned for convenient access to local amenities and transportation.

This property is ideal for those seeking retirement living in a convenient location.

The site will offer 43 retirement living apartments with a residents car park of approximately 37 parking spaces.

Mid-terrace property with a large customer area, staff/office space, and potential for residential conversion. Includes basement storage, first-floor terrace. Suitable for various commercial or mixed-use purposes.

1.222-acre freehold land, mainly lawned, flat topography, low-level hedging. Minimal flood risk. Suitable for development. Located in Hardwicke Neighbourhood Plan Area.

This is a great opportunity to purchase a future development site with short-term income potential. The property is approximately 85% covered with hardstanding and has a concrete laneway for access. There are a number of warehouse and office buildings currently occupied by commercial tenants. The vendor is willing to sell the property with or without the current tenants. The site has mains water, drainage and electricity supply.

This 0.94 acre site is flat, contained and secure, offering direct access onto Byfleet Road and routes to the M25 and A3 motorway network. Ideal for development, it is available on a freehold basis.

This property is suitable for office and residential use. It features a range of accommodation including office space and ex living accommodation. Features

The property offers parking to the front of the building directly off Windmill Lane, additional car parking spaces in a rear yard, and additional parking bays under the five storey structure. The building totals approximately 29,035 square feet.

This Grade II* listed property offers a unique opportunity to create an imposing residence with 28 acres of grounds, outbuildings, and potential for various uses. Originally a hunting lodge for John of Gaunt, it now boasts a large great hall, a partly enclosed hammerbeam roof, a stone fireplace dated 1585, and a 1,000-year-old front door from a French monastery. The property also features formal gardens with ponds, an outdoor swimming pool, two tennis courts, and various outbuildings including a games barn and a party barn.

This property is designated as suitable for a mixture of commercial and residential development in the London Borough of Islington’s new draft local plan site allocations.

This red brick building offers a mix of residential and commercial space. It comprises 4 garages on the ground floor, 3 flats on the first and second floors, and a separate flat on the lower ground floor. The property also includes cellars and storage areas.