This delightful one bedroom maisonette is accessed via its own private entrance. Benefits from feature fireplace, sash windows, and characterful beams.

A substantial Grade II Listed building which provides two self-contained ground floor shops, together with offices above. One is trading and the other is currently vacant. The upper three floors consist of former office space divided into several private and general offices. The building would be suitable for a variety of uses including residential conversion STP.

This two bedroom detached property is sure to appeal to any investors looking for the their next project. It has been neglected in recent years and is now ready to be restored to former glories.

This mixed use freehold investment will appeal to those looking for affordable premises, in a prime location. The property is listed and comprises ground floor retail, let to a longstanding tenant at £4,800pa and run by a charity as a book shop. To the first floor, and with its own entrance to the rear, there is a well presented one bedroom flat. Collectively, the property has potential to generate a return in excess of 10%.

This two-bedroom semi-detached property is in need of refurbishment throughout and will be sure to appeal to those looking for a straight forward project. Externally the property benefits from front and rear gardens, a garage and a driveway.

Parcel of land approximately 444 Sq M (531 Sq Yds) situated on an attractive cul-de-sac in a residential area of Otley. The land may represent a development opportunity subject to the attainment of the necessary consents.

Redundant Grade II barn set within a plot of approximate 0.43 acres (0.174 ha) in a rural location with panoramic views across the surrounding countryside. The site may represent a development opportunity stc.

Substantial freehold shopping centre investment of 16 shops, 3 kiosks, office & bus station. Prominent location. Asset management opportunities and future redevelopment potential (stc). Rent £286,085 per annum.

Grade II listed former Civic Centre. A freehold building approximately 15,500 sq ft over several floors including an auditorium. Originally built in 1871 as The Mechanics Institute and subsequently extended in 1895. The property has potential for numerous uses subject to the necessary consent.

This listed mixed-use property comprises a ground floor shop with a one bedroom self-contained flat above. At present the property is vacant and in need of some modernisation but is sure to appeal to any developers and investors seeking a strong potential return.