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Porthill Bank, Newcastle under Lyme Land for sale

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Porthill Bank, Newcastle under Lyme Land for sale

Porthill Bank, Newcastle under Lyme
£575,000

Our Summary

  • 4 bedroom period family home & former children's nurseryPotential for alternative uses, subject to consentFor Sale By Auction at the Double Tree By Hilton Hotel, Festival Park, Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 5BQContact the Auction Team to Register:[use Contact Agent Button] or [use Contact Agent Button]
  • The property is suitable for a number of alternative uses subject to gaining the appropriate planning approval, inc
  • The property has previous planning approval for 'Change of use of part of dwelling and alterations and extension to form a day nursery ref: 02/00271/FUL' & 'Detached double garage ref: 94/00146/FUL' which have both been implemented by the current owners
  • The property may have potential for alternative uses subject to the necessary planning permission and consents
  • It is important that prospective purchasers ensure they have inspected the property and rely upon their own enquiries, assessments and due diligence with regards to its current and potential uses
  • BJB Auction
  • Pre-auction offers will be considered

Description

This 4-bedroom period family home, formerly a children's nursery, is a unique opportunity for alternative uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent. The property sits on a 0.29-acre plot with off-road parking and a detached double garage, offering a total floor area of approximately 440 square meters. The nursery ceased operations seven years ago, and the property has potential for conversion to a commercial or residential use. Located in Porthill, a popular residential suburb of Newcastle-under-Lyme, the property is just 2.3 miles from Newcastle Town Centre and 2.8 miles from Stoke-on-Trent city center, with easy access to the A500 road and M6 motorway. The property is being sold freehold with vacant possession upon completion, and all interested parties should inspect the property and rely on their own enquiries, assessments, and due diligence regarding its current and potential uses.