LOT
14
Sold for £136,000
A useful former workshop with showroom, staff facilities including toilets and a kitchenette, ample parking and storage space. The property is offered with vacant possession and benefits from previously having planning to demolish and create three 3 bedroom houses under the reference 13/02019/FUL with Plymouth City Planning.
Plympton offers a wide range of local amenities from schooling for all ages to supermarkets, shops, cafe's, pubs and restaurants. It's location means that the centre of Plymouth is accessible by car or bus within just a few minutes. The A38 south Devon trunk road is very close by and gives excellent access to the cathedral city of Exeter and the M5, along with other Devon towns.
Entrance reception leading to a rear office space, walkway through to a show room with mezzanine and stairs to the attic storage. A workshop space with second mezzanine storage area, male and female toilet cubicles and a kitchenette and a further reception style office room.
Stairs from the inner hallway up to attic storage space with some limited head height on approach.
Gated entrance with walled surround and parking for several vehicles. A lean to conservatory is located to the left of the building.
An application for planning under the reference 13/02019/FUL previously submitted for “Demolition of commercial buildings, removal of wall along front elevation and erection of 3 3-bedroom dwellings with associated parking (resubmission of 12/02125/FUL)” and granted with conditions on the 10th December 2013. Any prospective purchasers should make and rely on their own findings with regards to how to apply for re-instatement or adjustment of the previous application, by contacting Plymouth Council on 01752 668000.
Energy Efficiency Rating - TBC
Lucy Fuller
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12-18 Brookingfield Close, Plymouth PL7 1RA
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Both the guide price and the reserve price can be subject to change up to and including the day of the auction.
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