Former Knowle Manor Residential Home, Tennyson Terrace, Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS27 8QP

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£447,000

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Location

Description

1.25 acre site of former care home, sold freehold with vacant possession

A potential redevelopment site extending to approx. 1.25 acres (0.5 hectares) comprising a part single-storey, part two-storey former care home, with parking and gardens. Internally the property is in poor condition and is likely to be more suited for demolishment and redevelopment, subject to any necessary consents. The site is accessed at its north-western boundary via Tennyson Terrace.

The property is located in a residential area of Morley, approximately 300 metres east of its town centre. Lewisham Park borders the site to the south. Other amenities nearby include schools, supermarkets, bars/restaurants, and Morley station. Junctions 27 and 28 of the M62 are accessible nearby provider regional/national transport links.

Approx Site Area

Approximately 0.5 hectares (1.25 acres)

Tenure

The property is sold freehold.

Planning

A planning statement will be available in the legal pack. For any pre-application advice, interested parties should consult directly with the Local Planning Authority: https://www.leeds.gov.uk/planning

Costs

Details of the Buyer's Premium and any additional fees payable are contained within the legal documents.

General

1. All the information provided on our website is for indicative purposes only and interested parties should refer to the contents of the legal pack and rely upon their own due diligence as a prudent bidder.

2. PLEASE NOTE BIDDING COMMENCES ON TUESDAY 27TH JANUARY AND CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY 28TH JANUARY.

3. Energy Performance Certificate = B.

4. The pre-authorisation of the bidding deposit for this lot is £38,000

5. Accompanied External Viewings Only

6. Floor plans are indicative and not to be solely relied upon