9th June 2014
Mark Jenkinson & son are pleased to announce the completion of the sale of the former Hady Miners' Welfare, Houldsworth Drive, Chesterfield which comprised a substantial former welfare building on a 0.57 acre site that was sold with outline planning consent for a retail and residential scheme.
Our Land and Development team advised on the content of the planning consent and provided supporting information to assist this successful application for demolition of the existing building, construction of two semi detached dwelling houses together with a block comprising an A1 Use Class convenience store and four two bedroom flats across the upper parts.
As a result this development opportunity was sold to a local developer and works are due to commence on site immediately.
If you have a property that has alternative use potential then contact a member of our Commercial Agency or Land and Development team who will be happy to help you achieve best value for your property.
Unsure about something? Speak to our expert Adrian Little
Email adrian@markjenkinson.co.uk or call 0114 276 0151
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