For Sale 141-149 Staniforth Road, Sheffield S9 3HD

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For Sale 141-149 Staniforth Road, Sheffield S9 3HD • Exciting Development Opportunity • Attractive Building Comprising of Five Terrace Houses with Large Yard to the Rear • Popular Residential / Retail Location of Darnall • 5,000 sq ft (464.53 sq m) LOCATION The property is located on the north side of Staniforth Road, at its junction with Palmer Street, in the Darnall TENURE area of Sheffield. The freehold of the property is available. Sheffield city centre is located approximately one mile to the south west with Meadowhall Shopping Centre PRICE and Junction 34 of the M1 Motorway situated Offers in excess of £220,000. approximately two miles to the north. VAT The are an abundance of amenities in close proximity, If applicable, VAT will be paid at the prevailing rate. most notably those in Attercliffe and Valley Centertainment. RATING The property is listed as ‘Property Derelict’ and The building is located in close proximity to the therefore has no rateable value. Attercliffe Waterfront site which when developed will rejuvenate the area. LEGAL COSTS Each party are to be responsible for the payment of DESCRIPTION their own legal costs in connection with this The property is a large building which is in need of a transaction. full refurbishment and therefore offers an excellent development opportunity for a purchaser. It comprises of five terrace houses, each with three floors, and a large yard to the rear. Planning was previously granted to convert the property in to four retail units on the ground floor with five apartments on first and second floors – Ref 15/01864/FUL. The building has a new roof and dormer windows. Interested parties are to make their own enquiries with the Sheffield City Council Planning department. ACCOMMODATION (All gross areas are approximate) VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS Total 5,000 sq ft 464.53 sq m Viewing arrangements, and any further information, can be obtained from Tom Shelton at Crosthwaite Commercial on 0114 272 3888 or email [email protected] SUBJECT TO CONTRACT AND AVAILABILITY December 2020 .

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