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sw.co.uk FOR SALE DEVELOPMENT SITE 10.8 Acres (4.37 Hectares) Available as whole or in part QUEENSWAY SCUNTHORPE NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE BIRMINGHAM BRISTOL DARLINGTON EXETER LEEDS LONDON NE WCASTLE MANCHESTER TEESSIDE YORK Location & Description The site is situated to the northern side of Queensway (A18) close to its roundabout junction with Brigg Road (A1029). Queensway provides the main arterial route from the east into the town of Scunthorpe and leads directly to junction 4 of the M180, (approximately 3 miles east from the subject site). Scunthorpe town centre itself is approximately 2 miles north west. Comprising a circa 10.8 acre cleared and level development site with a long Key Points: and prominent frontage onto Queensway (A18) in Scunthorpe. The site is suitable for a variety of uses (subject to planning,) and whilst it is 10.8 Acres (4.37 Ha) envisaged redevelopment will take place at some stage the site is equally Planning suitable for open storage purposes in its current format. No planning consent exists for development to Freehold Sale take place although we are aware that the Local £115,000 per acre Planning Authority are keen to see some form of commercial development take place. Available as whole or in part Terms and Price Prominent main road The site is available Freehold as whole or in part. frontage We are seeking offers of £115,000 (One Hundred and Fifteen Thousand Pounds) per acre exclusive. Viewings and Further Information Strictly by prior appointment with the agents: Contact: Jonathon White Tel No: 0113 221 6141 Email: [email protected] Contact: Dominic Towler Tel No: 0113 221 6138 Email: [email protected] Services We understand that mains water, electricity, drainage are all available on the Sanderson Weatherall site. Gas and BT are available from the main road fronting the site. Prospective 25 Wellington Street purchasers should make their own enquiries to confirm the location and Leeds capacity of these services . LS1 4WG .

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