The purchase of a greenfield site for the development of a two-storey detached office for an owner-occupier. The building was constructed to a high specification, incorporating raised access flooring, air conditioning, carpeting, double glazing and a full height atrium and benefitted from lake views.
This warehouse / distribution unit in Old Wolverton was purchased and then refurbished and subsequently sold on to Fiege Merlin, a German company, for their UK operation
Old School Court was a town centre site for redevelopment for 12 executive town houses finished to a high specification. These were sold on after being completed.
Comprised the purchase of a mixed-use site with planning consent for 30,000 sq ft (2,800 sq m) of retail, office and health use plus residential consent for around 74 dwellings. The residential site was sold on to a national housebuilder. The Business Park element consisted of two storey self contained offices which were sold or…
Comprised the purchase of a mixed-use site with planning consent for 30,000 sq ft (2,800 sq m) of retail, office and health use plus residential consent for around 74 dwellings. The residential site was sold on to a national housebuilder. The commercial site was developed for retail and office use and sold or let to…
This Grade II listed building was purchased from Wolverhampton and Dudley Breweries Plc. This site was redeveloped to provide a 5,600 sq ft (560 sq m) themed pub and restaurant pre-let to Inventive Leisure plc trading as Revolution Bar.
An exclusive development that provided 52 luxury apartments with designated car parking in two separate former office buildings. Located only a few minutes’ walk from the town centre and only 30 minutes by train to London. The luxury apartments were mainly pre-sold off plan. A separate self-contained office building of 20,000 sq ft (1860 sq…
Waterside Park was a 45,000 sq ft (4,180 sq m) building subdivided into 6 factory and warehouse units with Trade Counter showroom use on the road frontage. A redevelopment programme was undertaken with the finished units either let and sold to various local and national occupiers including Thrifty Car rentals.
This new local centre development was built on a green site, and comprised eight shop units plus two residential apartment blocks. A total of 18 ground and first floor apartments were built in Stratton House and Saffron House. Lettings in the retail parade were concluded to the Co-op and other local retailers. An adjacent site…
Redevelopment of this Grade II listed former hotel premises in Northampton city centre was carried out to provide two bar/restaurant areas in the former ground floor hotel reception which was then let to Fat Cat Bar and Balloon Bar.