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Courtyard Development / Conversion Opportunity The Steading, Main Road, Elvaston, Derby, DE72 3EQ FOR SALE OVERVIEW Courtyard development / conversion Adaptable accommodation suitable for alternative uses. opportunity Courtyard development in semi­rural location. Proposal to create five separate dwellings STP. LOCATION BUSINESS RATES Elvaston is a semi­rural South Derbyshire village close to the The property currently has a Council Tax Banding of G which for the larger settlements of Borrowash and Alvaston. The area is well financial year from 2018/2019 is currently £2,851.27. connected with the A6/A50 located 1 mile to the west which in turn connects with J24 and J23A of the M1 motorway which TENURE provides direct access to East Midlands Airport. The property is to be sold on a freehold basis with vacant possession. The subject property is situated on Main Road (B5010) set back from the carriageway behind a pair of timber double gates. PRICE DESCRIPTION Offers in the region of £1,100,000 The Steading comprises a private courtyard of buildings VAT configured in a horseshoe shape. At present they are utilised in conjunction with a single occupier and are finished to an All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT. Interested parties are advised excellent standard of decor and repair providing four double to satisfy themselves as to the VAT position if necessary by taking bedrooms, three reception rooms together with a large the appropriate advice. farmhouse style kitchen. LEGAL COSTS Additionally, the site benefits from a small leisure complex Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred consisting of a 13m x 6m swimming pool with associated with this transaction. changing areas and sauna room together with a large open plan area previously utilised as a home gym. VIEWING Externally, the courtyard provides ample parking and access to Strictly by prior appointment with sole agent BB&J Commercial. a tandem garage together with substantial gardens to the side and rear elevations of the site. CONTACT Chris Keogh An indicative layout has been prepared which outlines 01332 292825 proposals to convert the existing dwelling into five self­ [email protected] contained dwellings comprising of:­ 2 x 2 bed bungalows. 1 x 3 bed bungalow. 1 x 3 bed dwelling. 1 x 4 bed bungalow. ACCOMMODATION Based on the indicative design drawings each unit proposes to have the following gross internal areas:­ Unit 1 ­ 2 bedrooms ­ 114 sq m / 1,227 sq ft Unit 2 ­ 4 bedrooms ­ 144 sq m / 1,550 sq ft Unit 3 ­ 3 bedrooms ­ 115 sq m / 1,238 sq ft Unit 4 ­ 3 bedrooms ­ 246 sq m / 2,648 sq ft Unit 5 ­ 2 bedrooms ­ 105 sq m / 1,130 sq ft Anticipated GIA: 724 sq m / 7,793sq ft PLANNING The property is currently utilised as a single dwelling under planning use class C3 (Dwelling Houses). Subject to planning and as part of the proposed scheme the site is to be sub­ divided to create five dwelling houses with further details available on request. SERVICES We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. LOCATION MAP ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATING PROPERTY IMAGES Note: Plans, maps and drawings are not to scale. Paper copying licence No. LIG1025 Date Updated: 06­Nov­2019 The Steading, Main Road, Elvaston, Derby, DE72 3EQ FOR SALE OVERVIEW Courtyard development / conversion Adaptable accommodation suitable for alternative uses. opportunity Courtyard development in semi­rural location. Proposal to create five separate dwellings STP. LOCATION BUSINESS RATES Elvaston is a semi­rural South Derbyshire village close to the The property currently has a Council Tax Banding of G which for the larger settlements of Borrowash and Alvaston. The area is well financial year from 2018/2019 is currently £2,851.27. connected with the A6/A50 located 1 mile to the west which in turn connects with J24 and J23A of the M1 motorway which TENURE provides direct access to East Midlands Airport. The property is to be sold on a freehold basis with vacant possession. The subject property is situated on Main Road (B5010) set back from the carriageway behind a pair of timber double gates. PRICE DESCRIPTION Offers in the region of £1,100,000 The Steading comprises a private courtyard of buildings VAT configured in a horseshoe shape. At present they are utilised in conjunction with a single occupier and are finished to an All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT. Interested parties are advised excellent standard of decor and repair providing four double to satisfy themselves as to the VAT position if necessary by taking bedrooms, three reception rooms together with a large the appropriate advice. farmhouse style kitchen. LEGAL COSTS Additionally, the site benefits from a small leisure complex Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred consisting of a 13m x 6m swimming pool with associated with this transaction. changing areas and sauna room together with a large open plan area previously utilised as a home gym. VIEWING Externally, the courtyard provides ample parking and access to Strictly by prior appointment with sole agent BB&J Commercial. a tandem garage together with substantial gardens to the side and rear elevations of the site. CONTACT Chris Keogh An indicative layout has been prepared which outlines 01332 292825 proposals to convert the existing dwelling into five self­ [email protected] contained dwellings comprising of:­ 2 x 2 bed bungalows. 1 x 3 bed bungalow. 1 x 3 bed dwelling. 1 x 4 bed bungalow. ACCOMMODATION Based on the indicative design drawings each unit proposes to have the following gross internal areas:­ Unit 1 ­ 2 bedrooms ­ 114 sq m / 1,227 sq ft Unit 2 ­ 4 bedrooms ­ 144 sq m / 1,550 sq ft Unit 3 ­ 3 bedrooms ­ 115 sq m / 1,238 sq ft Unit 4 ­ 3 bedrooms ­ 246 sq m / 2,648 sq ft Unit 5 ­ 2 bedrooms ­ 105 sq m / 1,130 sq ft Anticipated GIA: 724 sq m / 7,793sq ft PLANNING The property is currently utilised as a single dwelling under planning use class C3 (Dwelling Houses). Subject to planning and as part of the proposed scheme the site is to be sub­ divided to create five dwelling houses with further details available on request. SERVICES We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. LOCATION MAP ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATING PROPERTY IMAGES Note: Plans, maps and drawings are not to scale. Paper copying licence No. LIG1025 Date Updated: 06­Nov­2019 The Steading, Main Road, Elvaston, Derby, DE72 3EQ FOR SALE OVERVIEW Courtyard development / conversion Adaptable accommodation suitable for alternative uses. opportunity Courtyard development in semi­rural location. Proposal to create five separate dwellings STP. LOCATION BUSINESS RATES Elvaston is a semi­rural South Derbyshire village close to the The property currently has a Council Tax Banding of G which for the larger settlements of Borrowash and Alvaston. The area is well financial year from 2018/2019 is currently £2,851.27. connected with the A6/A50 located 1 mile to the west which in turn connects with J24 and J23A of the M1 motorway which TENURE provides direct access to East Midlands Airport. The property is to be sold on a freehold basis with vacant possession. The subject property is situated on Main Road (B5010) set back from the carriageway behind a pair of timber double gates. PRICE DESCRIPTION Offers in the region of £1,100,000 The Steading comprises a private courtyard of buildings VAT configured in a horseshoe shape. At present they are utilised in conjunction with a single occupier and are finished to an All figures quoted are exclusive of VAT. Interested parties are advised excellent standard of decor and repair providing four double to satisfy themselves as to the VAT position if necessary by taking bedrooms, three reception rooms together with a large the appropriate advice. farmhouse style kitchen. LEGAL COSTS Additionally, the site benefits from a small leisure complex Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred consisting of a 13m x 6m swimming pool with associated with this transaction. changing areas and sauna room together with a large open plan area previously utilised as a home gym. VIEWING Externally, the courtyard provides ample parking and access to Strictly by prior appointment with sole agent BB&J Commercial. a tandem garage together with substantial gardens to the side and rear elevations of the site. CONTACT Chris Keogh An indicative layout has been prepared which outlines 01332 292825 proposals to convert the existing dwelling into five self­ [email protected] contained dwellings comprising of:­ 2 x 2 bed bungalows. 1 x 3 bed bungalow. 1 x 3 bed dwelling. 1 x 4 bed bungalow. ACCOMMODATION Based on the indicative design drawings each unit proposes to have the following gross internal areas:­ Unit 1 ­ 2 bedrooms ­ 114 sq m / 1,227 sq ft Unit 2 ­ 4 bedrooms ­ 144 sq m / 1,550 sq ft Unit 3 ­ 3 bedrooms ­ 115 sq m / 1,238 sq ft Unit 4 ­ 3 bedrooms ­ 246 sq m / 2,648 sq ft Unit 5 ­ 2 bedrooms ­ 105 sq m / 1,130 sq ft Anticipated GIA: 724 sq m / 7,793sq ft PLANNING The property is currently utilised as a single dwelling under planning use class C3 (Dwelling Houses). Subject to planning and as part of the proposed scheme the site is to be sub­ divided to create five dwelling houses with further details available on request. SERVICES We understand that all mains services are connected to the property. LOCATION MAP ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATING PROPERTY IMAGES Note: Plans, maps and drawings are not to scale.
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