A marine and leisure business situated in a prime position in the Norfolk Broads National Park on the River Yare. Located less than four miles east of the city centre the site measures around a fifth of an acre stms. It comprises a workshop, detached timber office building, other storage buildings, two slip ways and around 150m of moorings. The business known as B&B Boatyard has been running for over fifty years. It produces an income of around £16,000 pa from moorings charged at £35 per foot, with a minimum of £700 pa per boat. There is the potential to increase the income.

This modern two storey commercial unit has in recent years been extended and refurbished to a high standard for use as a ground floor gymnasium with first floor fitness rooms/studios totalling some 270 sq metres (2,900 sq ft). The property is situated in the heart of the town centre with public car parking to the rear. It offers versatile open plan accommodation, suitable for a variety of uses including childcare, health and beauty rooms, dance studio or retail and office use. The property has some double glazing, fire and smoke alarms and modern kitchen and shower fittings.

Idyllic plot of land with sea view located on picturesque Orkney Island. Circa 201.48sqm. Incredible opportunity for use as a camping/caravan site or for a self-build holiday cottage (STP).

An interesting opportunity to purchase circa 0.5 acres of amenity woodland along with a two storey detached barn which has enjoyed recent renovation and requires finishing works, set in the stunning Sterridge Valley. We understand that the property historically formed two cottages as part of the Watermouth Castle Estate which were sold off from the estate in the 1920's. The property is likely to appeal to those seeking a rural retreat in this tranquil setting, hobby coppicers and for occassional recreational camping/caravaning.

Freehold leisure/warehouse investment with annual RPI increases. Let on a lease expiring in December 2039 (no breaks). Annual RPI linked rental increases. 32,396 sq ft with 120 car parking spaces on a site of 2.87 acres. Change of use potential (subject to lease and consents). Prominent location. Rent £98,279 per annum exclusive.

Single allotment, located within a site of other allotments. Currently overgrown having a shed and greenhouse. We understand from the seller that there is a well on the plot.

An area of mainly woodland that measures approx 0.75 acre and is situated to the east of the city. In addition there are roadways and other small parcels of land included in the sale. This is a unique opportunity to own your own woodland in the City and would be ideal for those with an interest in nature or wanting an escape for the hustle and bustle of the city. It may also suit community use or outdoor pursuit type/ alternative uses (subject to necessary planning consents).

This lot comprises Plot 4, 27 and 28 (forming part of a larger parcel of land comprising in total 28 plots) in a woodland type setting, situated in the proximity of a Caravan Park and the River Mule. It may have future potential for various uses subject to obtaining any planning permission or any other necessary consents but interested parties must make their own enquiries of the Local Planning Authority and independently satisfy themselves as to the suitability of the land for any use or purpose they may propose.

The property comprises a 2.5 acre (1.01 hectares) site of irregular shape and a slight gradient sloping from east to west. The site includes various buildings; a former sports and social club, gardening club and storage. There is also a large tarmac surfaced car park which is situated to the middle of the site, with a grassed area to the rear of the site. We understand use of the site ceased during the Covid-19 pandemic and therefore we consider the property to be suitable for development (subject to planning)

0.31 acres of land. This interesting piece of land was formerly a tennis court and as can be seen from the photographs, the original high fencing still remains in situ. The site has become extremely overgrown, but some prudent work with a chainsaw, strimmer and scythe could well bring the area back into production.