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Detached Office Building with Development Potential for Sale Bexley Road, Erith DA8 OIEO £450,000 Detached Office Building with Development Potential For Sale Bexley Road, Erith DA8 OIEO £450,000 Property Type Development Investment Office DetachedPrice Office Building with Development£450,000 Potential For Sale Size Bexley1,310 sqft Road, Erith DA8 Postcode 020 8106 8666 OIEODA8 3EZ £450,000 Tenure Freehold Borough London Borough of Bexley Tenanted No Nearest Station Barnehurst (0.6 Miles) VAT Applicable No Local Amenities Local Shopping Parade (200ft), Royal Oak (400ft), BP Petrol Station (500ft) Use Class A2 (Professional Services) Prominent 2 Storey Commercial Building Measuring Approximately 1,310sqft with Parking to Rear Close proximity to the A2 making the building easily Cityaccessible & Counties from London and Kent. Unit 2, 2 Delacourt Road LondonCurrently SE3 8XA owner-occupied meaning it will be delivered with vacant possession. T: 020 8106 8666 E: [email protected] to extend up into the roof to provide additional W: www.cityandcounties.comoffice/storage space as well as potential to convert 1st floor into residential accommodation. DISCLAIMER: Statements should not be relied upon, and interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to the correctness of each statement. City and Counties is the trading name ofCity and Counties Ltd registered in England No: 08739015 Detached Office Building with Development Potential For Sale Bexley Road, Erith DA8 OIEO £450,000 Property Type Description Development Opportunity to purchase a detached freehold office building with development Investment potential in popular Kent location. The site currently consists of a 2 storey office Office building with A2 (professional services) use, occupied by an insurance broker. Price Planning permission was refused in late 2014 and early 2015 for alteration to the £450,000 roof to provide further storage but refusals were due to poor design and so would not pose a problem for incoming purchasers. Given the property currently has A2 Size use, it is suitable for a number of potential purchasers as well as allowing the 1,310 sqft incoming purchaser to let it to various different businesses. The site has parking to the rear and will be delivered with vacant possession. Postcode DA8 3EZ Location Tenure 371 - 375 Bexley Road, Northumberland Heath, Dartford, Erith DA8 3EZ Freehold The property is located 0.6 miles from Barnehurst Station which has a travel time of 30 minutes to London Bridge Station. There is a small parade of shops 0.2 miles Borough London Borough of Bexley from the property which plays host to a number of amenities such as a veterinary surgery, salon and newsagents. The Royal Oak pub is 400ft from the property and Tenanted there is a BP petrol station 500ft from the property. No Planning History Nearest Station Barnehurst (0.6 Miles) 26/11/2014 - 14/02213/FUL | Formation of a mansard roof to provide storage area – Rejected. VAT Applicable 25/03/2015 - 15/00739/FUL | Alterations to roofline incorporating front and rear No dormers to provide archive storage area – Rejected. Local Amenities Accommodation Local Shopping Parade (200ft), Royal Oak (400ft), BP Petrol Station (500ft) UNIT SIZE (SQM) SIZE (SQFT) Use Class 371–375 Bexley Road 121 1,310 A2 (Professional Services) Plans City & Counties Unit 2, 2 Delacourt Road London SE3 8XA T: 020 8106 8666 E: [email protected] W: www.cityandcounties.com DISCLAIMER: Statements should not be relied upon, and interested parties are advised to satisfy themselves as to the correctness of each statement. City and Counties is the trading name ofCity and Counties Ltd registered in England No: 08739015.
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