FOR SALE
21/09/26
2779
17683159 / Rightbiz
FREEHOLD DEVELOPMENT SITE
A modern office building with full planning consent granted for the redevelopment of the property to provide 2 x 3-bedroom houses and a new three storey office building. In addition, the property benefits from an enclosed car park on the opposite side of Cambridge Crescent providing parking for 4-5 cars. A superb opportunity for developers to create an exclusive development in this highly sought after and convenient location.
LOCATION
The property is situated on the corner of Westbury Hill and Cambridge Crescent in the heart of Westbury-on-Trym. Other notable occupiers in the vicinity include Costa, Barclays Bank and Tesco Express.
GROSS DEVELOPMENT VALUE (GDV)
We would anticipate a GDV in the region of £1,350,000 based upon the approved planning scheme:
House 1: £500,000
House 2: £500,000
Offices: £350,000
There may also be potential to submit a revised scheme for 3 houses or 2 houses and a ground floor office with maisonette above, which is likely to increase the GDV to circa £1,500,000.
PROPOSED ACCOMMODATION
House 1 (three-bedroom townhouse): 97.6 m² (1,051 Sq ft)
House 2 (three-bedroom townhouse): 98.3 m² (1,059 Sq ft)
Offices (three storey office building): 146.8 Sq m (1,582 Sq ft)
PLANNING
Full planning consent was granted on 2 February 2022 for the redevelopment of site/property to provide two dwellings (2 x 3-bedroom houses) and a three storey office building under Application No. 20/05326/F.
LOCAL AUTHORITY
Bristol City Council.
TENURE
The property is for sale on a freehold basis with vacant possession.
COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE LEVY (CIL)
The CIL has been calculated at £13,923.25.
ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE
Rating: E
VAT
All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT unless otherwise stated.
VIEWINGS
Strictly by appointment with Maggs & Allen - 0117 973 4940.
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