• A modern mid terrace two storey self contained office building located on Atlas Office Park
• The property benefits from disabled WC/shower room, store and open plan office accommodation

The property is situated on the west side of Roscoe Street close to the junction with Southfield Road, approximately a ½ mile to the east of Linthorpe Road.

The property is well situated for access to the town centre and is situated in a popular residential location close to Teesside University.

The property comprises of a ground floor retail unit together with ancillary storage to the upper floors.

The property comprises a two storey mid-terrace ground floor retail unit with lower ground floor storage and living accommodation at first floor level.

The property comprises a fomer public house arranged over two floors with ground and upper floor function room areas. The property is situated opposite the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats rugby leage stadium.

Part three and part four storey former mill premises comprising ground floor workshop with upper floor office accommodation.

Excellent redevelopment potential.

• A steel portal frame warehouse under a steel corrugated roof with insulated roof panels and has part brick and part steel clad elevations.
• Provides warehouse accommodation with an eaves height of approximately 5.9 metres, gas fired heaters, three roller shutter loading doors, mezzanine storage and integral two storey office and staff facilities.

The site comprises a rectangular shaped, tarmacadam surfaced parcel of land, formerly occupied by the Borough Road Service Station. 

Planning permission was granted in 2003 for the construction of 12 flats with associated car parking (App no. M/FP/2620/03/P); the consent has since expired.

The site has planning consent for 9 residential townhouse dwellings.

The property comprises a former chapel that has been extended to the side and rear with steel portal frame warehouses.

The site has full planning consent for the conversion of the existing uildings into 14 residential flats with associated car parking and a B1 workshop unit.

• A two storey public house of traditional brick construction and a stone façade to the front elevation beneath a single pitched slate roof.
• Extended to the rear to provide a dance floor with stage area and W.C and kitchen facilities.
• To the first floor is a function room with a bar and further W.C and kitchen facilities.

• A former chapel that has been extended to the side and rear with steel frame warehouse accommodation.
• Full planning consent for conversion into 14 residential flats with associated car parking and a B1 workshop unit.

• Site can be split into three elements, 17, 19 & 21 High Street
• The George Wright Building, a Grade II listed property located to the rear of the site with access via Snail Hill and the former Three Cranes Public House incorporating 25-29 High Street

• A part two and part three storey, mid terraced, former mill premises of traditional brick construction built at the turn of the 19th century.
• Provides workshop accommodation to the ground floor and offices to the first, second and third floors.
• Steel frame workshop extension to the rear with mezzanine storage.

• A stone built detached dwelling, built circa 1910 and arranged over four floors. T
• Two large rooms and three small store rooms to the basement, two reception rooms, kitchen, conservatory and WC to the ground floor and four bedrooms plus a family room to the first floor.
• There are also four further rooms situated in the converted attic space.

• Former Queens Hotel, a detached Grade II* listed “Calendar” building with 20 self contained apartments 
• Annex to the rear converted to provide 4 self contained one bedroom apartments.
• As of March 2009 18 of the 24 apartments were let producing a gross income of £8,775 per capita month.

• Situated within a Conservation Area towards the southern edge of Wakefield City Centre
• Comprises a block of six one bedroom apartments, arranged over four floors within an attractive Grade II Listed townhouse. 
• Fully carpeted and finished with quality fitted kitchens and bathrooms.

• A residential conversion of a former Victorian primary school built circa 1897 with an extension to the rear currently under construction.
• Full planning consent and is to be sold in the middle of the construction programme.
• When finished the site should provide 38 one and two bed apartments

• 47 residential units in three individual buildings – Albion Mill, East Mill, plus a row of mill-workers’ cottages.
• Exceptionally wide choice of luxurious apartments and duplexes.
• As of March 2009 14 of the available units have been sold.

• Situated in Lindley, a suburb of Huddersfield
• Seven two bedroom apartments arranged over four floors The apartments are fully carpeted and finished with quality fitted kitchens and bathrooms.
• Parking for approximately 7 vehicles

• Planning consent for 45 new residential dwellings of which 31 are houses and 13 are bungalows.
• Includes garages and cycle stores with 2 car parking spaces allocated for each property
• Visitor parking spaces with a total of 103 car parking spaces provided for the development.