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Ottersway House Bawtry FOR SALE Period office building with development potential GIA: 243.55 Sq M (2,622 Sq Ft Ottersway House 21-23 Top Street, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6JY FOR SALE - PERIOD OFFICE BUILDING SUITABLE FOR A RANGE OF USES Ottersway House, 21-23 Top Street, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6JS Characterful period office buildings located in the affluent village of Bawtry. ● Suit a range of uses STP ● Potential to convert whole or part for residential ● Doncaster’s most sought after village location ● Close to local amenities ● Off street parking ● Suit office, medical & some retail uses ● Located to the rear of the popular Crown Hotel ● Potential to split the buildings ● Over two and three storeys ● NIA: 197.81 Sq M ( 2,129 Sq Ft) ● GIA: 243.55 Sq M (2,622 Sq Ft) ● Price on application Ben Flint 07770822770 [email protected] fishergerman.co.uk PERIOD OFFICE BUILDING SUITABLE FOR ALTERNATIVE USES Location We consider the site to be suitable for a Services VAT The business occupies a location slightly away conversion to residential, as well as a Mains water, electricity and gas are connected Unless otherwise stated, all prices and rents from the busy Market Place and A631 Tickhill but haven't been checked or tested by Fisher quoted are exclusively of Valued Added Tax continuation of it’s existing office use along with Road, immediately to the rear of the Crown German.. (VAT). Hotel rear car park. Whilst not on the main medical and healthcare uses (STP). retail area its location offers and excellent EPC Viewings trading location within the affluent South Energy Performance Rating D. Strictly by prior arrangement with the agent. Accommodation Yorkshire market town of Bawtry. The town Floor Sq M Sq Ft offers a selection of higher class, upmarket Anti Money Laundering Ground 71.17 777 businesses including ladies clothing retail, The successful purchaser will be required to First 73.86 795 wine bars, coffee shops and is conveniently submit information to comply with Anti Money Second 35.61 383 located close to the major road and motorway Laundering Regulations. Basement 16.17 174 network and within easy reach towns and cities throughout South Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire. Doncaster Sheffield Airport is only a short drive away. Guide Price Description Price on application A well presented semi detached two and three storey building currently used as an office. The Fixtures and fittings are also available by way of building benefits from a range of attractive separate negotiation. traditional features including exposed beams, stone flooring and open fireplaces. Please contact the agent for more information. Internally, the accommodation is interlinked at ground floor only and offers exposed timber or Tenure carpet covered suspended flooring and painted Freehold. plaster walls and ceilings throughout. A mixture of spot and ceiling mounted The property benefits from a right of way over fluorescent strip lighting is incorporated the Hotel car park. throughout. Business Rates Externally there is parking for approximately 3 Rateable Value £11,250 vehicles. Qualifying occupiers will benefit from 100% Business Rates Relief. OTTERSWAY HOUSE, 21-23 TOP STREET, BAWTRY, DONCASTER, DN10 6JY Approximate Travel Distances Locations ● Bawtry (0.1 miles) ● Doncaster (9 miles) ● Retford (9 miles) Sat Nav Post Code ● DN10 6JY Nearest station ● Doncaster (10.5 miles) Nearest Airports ● Doncaster Sheffield Airport (5 miles) Please Note Fisher German LLP and its Joint Agents give notice that: 1. They have no authority to make or give any representation or warranty on any property whether on their own behalf or on behalf of their clients or otherwise. 2. They do not owe any duty of care to you and assume no responsibility for any statements, representations, warranties or otherwise made in the particulars and you should not rely on those in the particulars. 3. The particulars are produced in good faith are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute or form an offer or a contract or part thereof. 4. Any photographs, descriptions, plans, measurements, distances and any other details in the particulars are approximate estimates only taken as the property appeared at the time and should not be relied upon as factually accurate. 5. Fisher German assumes prospective purchasers/tenants have carried out inspections to satisfy themselves that the information in the particulars is correct. Particulars dated December 2020. Photographs dated June 2020. Licence number: 100022432.
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