A square fenced and gated site totalling about 0.02 acres (0.01 hectares) which is currently overgrown in a mixed commercial and residential location.

The property comprises a Grade II listed commercial property spread over four floors and also benefitting from basement storage. Let ta charity for a term of 5 years from 10/06/2022, at a passing rent of £15,000 per annum. The initial rental figure is £7,500 per annum until 09/12/2022 when it increases to the headline rent of £15,000 per annum until the expiry on 09/06/2027. 

A pair of freehold properties (8070 sq ft) arranged over 3 floors plus basement. The ground floor retail was previously operating as a bank, but is now vacant with ancillary accommodation on the upper floors plus two self contained flats. The maisonette is let for £675 pcm on a rolling AST contract.

A terrace building requiring modernisation with accommodation arranged on four floors. Yard at rear. Vacant possession.

A Freehold corner plot with development potential subject to consents. The vendor had previously had drawings prepared for a house and had applied for consent to erect a bungalow but withdrew the application.

Detached 1920's 4 bedroom house set in 0.8 acre plot with outline planning for 5 further detached dwellings. There are various outbuildings around the generally level site.

A large 3 bedroom maisonette ideal for investors or first time buyers. 

An imposing Grade II listed three-storey Georgian period built premises of brick construction and originally a High School for Girls founded in 1882, becoming a local comp from 1973 until its closure in 2006. The property has since remained vacant and more recently formed part of a development scheme and included in an over-arching planning consent granted in 2014 for redevelopment of the property to apartments. Whilst the scheme has never been completed, the subject property is held on separate Land Registry Title and following appointment of LPA Receivers, no longer forms part of the scheme to which the planning consent relates. The property is currently in a dilapidated condition requiring repair, refurbishment, redevelopment throughout.

An imposing Grade II listed three-storey Georgian period built premises of brick construction and originally Tewkesbury High School for Girls founded in 1882, becoming Abbey School from 1973 until its closure in 2006. The property has since remained vacant and more recently formed part of a development scheme  and included in an over-arching planning consent granted in 2014 for redevelopment of the property to apartments. Whilst thethe  scheme has never been completed, the subject property is held on separate Land Registry Title and following appointment of LPA Receivers, no longer forms part of the scheme to which the planning consent relates. The property is currently in a dilapidated condition requiring repair, refurbishment, redevelopment throughout.

A rare opportunity to acquire a detached double garage for personal use or investment in this sought after residential location