Local authority properties drive £5m sales at biggest auction of year
Regional local authority properties – including a garage site that went for more than four times guide price – drove sales of more than £5m at the biggest aucti... Read more »
Often land, or property, will carry potential for alternative use, or re-development. Mark Jenkinson & Son's experience, expertise, and ideas helped many property owners develop, improve, and ultimately dispose of their land, and property developments, at an improved price.
We manage the process for you, from start to finish; identifying the potential from an initial appraisal, exploring the potential further via a planning brief, design scheme, and/or an application. We will also provide marketing for disposal, as either a development proposition, or on completion of the scheme.
Our approach works for schemes of any size, whether you have a single property, or a multi-acre site. We act for private clients, public sector bodies and charities. At present acting for Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation, Church of England, Methodist Church, Derbyshire County Council, as well as various local investors.
Contact Mohammed Mahroof BSc (Hons) MRICS at mahroof@markjenkinson.co.uk to discuss your requirements and find out how we could help you.
Price: Offers invited in the region of £1.8m - £2m
Type: Land - For Sale
Price: Offers invited in the region of £1.8m - £2m
Price: Price on application
Type: Land - For Sale
Price: Price on application
Price: Price on application
Type: Land - For Sale
Price: Price on application
Price: Guide Price - £1,250,000
Type: Land - For Sale
Price: Guide Price - £1,250,000
Type: Land - Sale Agreed
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