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Salfordm62 M602 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL Eccles Trafford Mediacityuk Centre M61 Walkden M60 A56 A580 For Sale Worsley Swinton Broughton SalfordM62 M602 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL Eccles Trafford MediaCityUK Centre FORMER IRLAM COUNCIL OFFICES Salford Irlam Stadium Urmston Trafford M62 A57 Sale Location M6 Former Irlam Council Offices, Astley Road, Irlam M44 5DW Area SITE 8,000 sqm (1.97 acres) BUILDING 960 sqm (10,332 sq ft) C AR BR OL O 7 IN 7 E OM S E TR HO E 5 E US 7 T Site Boundary E 76 A V E N 9 U 6 66 E 7 6 2 7 Property Details 5 Residential location close Broom House El Su b S to local facilities Council Offices ta Council Offices Playground FS Health Centre 16 3 2 1 2 9 1 7 1 5 1 1 y 3 e l m o r 1 C Plan Ref: Scale @ A4: 1:700 Date: 27/09/2013 Emerson House OS Map Ref: SJ7193NW Mark DaunceyAlbert Street This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Salford Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery M30 0TE Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown 0161 779 6091 copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 100019737 2013 [email protected] Property Details Refurbishment Proposals/ Lease Planning We are instructed to seek offers and The property is offered by way of a 250 expressions of interest in this former council We strongly urge prospective purchasers year leasehold interest at a ground rent office building on behalf of Salford City to consult Planning Policy documents of £1 for sale by way of premium. The Council. The property presents a residential published on the Salford City Council lease will include specific obligations redevelopment opportunity (subject website; www.salford.gov.uk, and to contact including timescales for the delivery of the to planning), located in an established the City Council’s Planning Development proposals to ensure that the redevelopment residential area, close to retail facilities, Control service to discuss their proposals. aspirations of the Council and its partners schools, railway station and local amenities. Enquiries can be made by email to are upheld. Such obligations will be strictly [email protected] or by post managed with step-in/forfeiture provisions to ensure compliance. The property comprises a single storey to Urban Vision Partnership Ltd, Civic Centre, timber framed office building, with a net Chorley Road, Swinton, Salford M27 5AS. internal floor area of around 10,332 sq ft (960 sq m), standing on a roughly level site A Tree Preservation Order is in place Interested Parties and Offers of approximately 1.97 acres (8,000 sq m). in respect of small parts of the site. We Expressions of Interest and Offers from understand that Planners will discuss the interested parties should be received at this future of the trees in the context of overall Local and regional roads together with office. In order to support and assess all bids development proposals. rail links are easily accessible. The M6 received, interested parties are asked to is within 10 minutes, the M60, M56 provide: and M62 are within 15 minutes. Future Prospective purchasers should carry out > Indicative proposals for the property. infrastructure improvements are progressing their own surveys and investigations of the > A financial offer of a premium payment associated with Peel Holdings’ Port Salford building and site to satisfy themselves as to purchase the long leasehold interest development on the Manchester Ship Canal. to their condition and suitability. We can together with evidence of available however provide a ground investigation finance. The area has a strong employment report on request for a modest fee. A > Evidence of experience of comparable base; TalkTalk is a major local employer, further fee will be payable should the projects. the Northbank Industrial Park is home successful bidder wish to use the report to leading National and International in support of development proposals > Indicative timescales for completion of Companies and high-tech enterprises. and benefit from the warranty protection site acquisition and, if appropriate, an Future opportunities from the Port Salford available. outline project programme. development are progressing. The vendor reserves the right not to accept EPC Rating - 184 The property is “An asset of community the highest, or any, offer made. value” under the Localism Act. If you wish to discuss the implications of this please The council is looking to take forward contact Mark Dauncey - Tel: 0161 779 6091. discussions with the preferred party to enable initial proposals to be worked up in greater detail. To arrange a viewing of the property or if you require further details contact: Mark Dauncey MRICS Tel: 0161 779 6091 Email: [email protected] Urban Vision Partnership Ltd, Civic Centre, Chorley Road, Swinton, Salford M27 5AS IMPORTANT NOTICE - These particulars are not intended to nor do they form a contract or any part of a contract. We have taken care to describe and measure this property correctly but we do not warrant the accuracy of these particulars. Prospective purchasers should not rely upon the measurements in these particulars for any purpose. We have not tested any of the installations, appliances or systems at the property; including heating systems and appliances, gas fires, and the electrical and gas installations, accordingly we cannot warrant that these or other installations or systems at the property are in working order, properly maintained, safe to use or fit for purpose. We have not checked whether the property is connected to utility services, including mains gas, water, electricity, telephone, cable services, drainage, sewerage and so forth, nor whether such utility services are adequate or available at the property, accordingly the purchaser should take appropriate advice and satisfy themselves of these matters. Carpets, floor coverings, curtains, blinds, domestic or other equipment, satellite receiving equipment and movable items that may be in or on the property when inspected by the purchaser or their agents, are not included in the sale unless set down in the contract for sale .
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