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Development Opportunity, Treyew Road, Truro, Cornwall, Tr1 3An Offers Over £550,000 C40728 DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY, TREYEW ROAD, TRURO, CORNWALL, TR1 3AN OFFERS OVER £550,000 C40728 LOCATION TENURE CONTACT INFORMATION The site fronts Treyew Road which forms part of the A390 Freehold For further information or an appointment to view please which is Truro's principal distributor road. It is located contact either:- adjoining a public open space and are situated in an Mike Nightingale on 01872 247008 or via email elevated position overlooking Truro City Centre and [email protected] or Cathedral but within easy reach of open countryside at Will Duckworth on 01872 247034 or via email wd@miller- Penweathers. It is situated adjoining Chapel Hill and is an commercial.co.uk approximate 15 minute walk from the City Centre and 8 minutes from the Railway Station. DESCRIPTION A level site which has an area of 0.453 acres (0.18 ha). The site currently includes a substantial two storey former dwelling which has been converted to offices and includes a flat roofed single storey extension. Much of the site is currently given over to parking and includes 28 parking spaces. The building has a Net Internal Area of 312.2 sq.m (3361 sq.ft) LEGAL COSTS PLANNING Each party to bear their own. 1. The premises benefit from consent for their most recent us which is offices under Class E of The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended) - this VALUE ADDED TAX allows for change of use to other uses with Class E. All the above prices/rentals are quoted exclusive of VAT, where applicable. 2. Consent exists for prior approval for proposed change of use of a building from bank (A2) to a dwelling house (C3) ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE See PA19/07203 on Cornwall Council Planning Portal The Energy Performance Rating for the building currently on site is within Band D.(93) 3. In addition consent exists for Demolition of existing building and proposed new 3 storey building consisting of 10 No. 2 bed apartments. See PA19/10060 on Cornwall SPECIAL NOTE Council Planning Portal Some of the images are computer generated and show what For plans please visit http://planning.cornwall.gov.uk the proposed building under consent PA 19/10060 could look like. C40728 PLANS: Plans and maps reproduced under Ordnance Survey Licence No LIG1179. Not to scale and for identification of the property only. They are not intended to show actual site boundaries and not guaranteed to be accurate. AGENTS NOTE: Miller Commercial for themselves and for the Vendor/s or lessor/s of this property give notice: [a] These particulars are for an intending purchaser or tenant and although they are believed to be correct their accuracy is not guaranteed and any error or misdescriptions shall not annul the sale or be grounds on which compensation may be claimed and neither do they constitute any part of a Contract: [b] Any intending purchaser or tenant must satisfy him/herself by inspection or other wise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars; [c] No responsibility is taken for expenses incurred should the property be sold, let or withdrawn before inspection: [d] None of the services or appliances, plumbing, heating or electrical installations have been tested by the selling agent. Miller Commercial is the trading name of Miller Commercial LLP registered in England and Wales under Registration No.OC373087. The Registered Office of Miller Commercial LLP is Mansion House, Princes Street, Truro TR1 2RF. We use the term Partner to refer to a member of Miller Commercial LLP. VAT Registration No.643 4519 39. VIEWING: Strictly by prior appointment through Miller Commercial..
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