Land at Cannock Road/Chapel Street, Heath Hayes, Cannock

The site extends to approximately 2.77 acres (1.121 hectares) and is irregular in shape. It is offered as a whole, but essentially comprises two individual plots (Plot A and Plot B).

Plot A provides approximately 0.32 acres (0.13 hectares) and fronts Chapel Street, whilst the larger Plot B provides 2.45 acres (0.991 hectares) with an extensive frontage onto Cannock Road.

There are no buildings on the site and part is turfed, with the remainder containing a number of trees, some of which the local Tree Officer is keen to see remain in situ. The majority of the trees that the local Council wish to retain are situated in the southwestern corner of the site's junction with Cannock Road and Chapel Street.

There are both ground investigation and topographical surveys of the site, which can be passed on to interested parties, together with a plan showing which trees might need to be retained and which trees may potentially be removed.

We believe there is a public footpath running along the eastern boundary of the site.

There is an illustrative masterplan, which has been drawn up by Staffordshire County Council's planning advisors showing potential schemes.

The full information pack, as detailed above, is available upon request - please contact Edward Home on 01543 506640 or email: ed@adixon.co.uk.

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The Rock Methodist Church, Rock Road, Telford

The property offers a unique opportunity to acquire a self-contained site incorporating a former Methodist Church with private car parking, which lends itself well to conversion into residential accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permission.

The original detached church building dates from 1861, being of solid brickwork construction beneath a pitched, tiled roof, with later more modern additions. Internally, the building is currently arranged to provide an entrance hall with congregation area to the front, together with holding area, kitchen and WC facilities beyond.

Externally, there is a generous surfaced car park to the front of hte site, which can accommodation several vehicles.

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The Old Smithy, Shaw Lane, Albrighton

The property comprises a former blacksmith's shop/barn known as 'The Old Smithy', which is currently derelict and in need of full renovation, but does lend itself nicely to residential conversion, subject to planning permission.

The original detached single storey structure is of stone and solid brick construction beneath a pitched, timber frame and slate roof, having a concrete floor and 4 double door access points along the front elevation.

Outside, the is a tarmacadam area to the front of the building, which provides car parking for 2 vehicles and a small enclosed plot of land/garden ground to the side and rear.

The property is the subject of an unimplemented planning permission for residential development, involving the conversion and extension of the existing building to provide a 2-bedroom dwelling with associated driveway and gardens.

The historic planning consent allows for a hallway, kitchen/diner, master bedroom with en-suite, second bedroom and family bathroom within the existing floor space; complemented by a single storey extension to the eastern elevation to accommodate a living area/lounge, which opens onto the garden ground.

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The Tower, 117 Cheshire Street, Market Drayton

The property comprises a commercial site of approximately 0.5 acres (0.2 hectares)incorporating a Grade II listed building, which is uniquely arranged to provide a detached two-storey structure plus with attached six-storey tower block and basement. There is a covered walkway between the structures giving access to a further single storey unit to the rear.

The six-storey section is a landmark building know as The Tower, which was purpose built in 1899 for Wright's Crown Brewery and later utilised as a working corn mill, with a number of the original period features retained including a lift and stairs.

The majority of the property is currently vacant and provides a variety of accommodation including offices, warehouse and a former gym. The two-storey section has latterly been utilised for storage purposes. Part of the rear unit is currently owner occupied by a removals company.

Outside, the property is accessed directly off Cheshire Street and includes an external yard/car parking area. Within the yard area there is also a separate single storey commercial unit with roller shutter access.

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Land at Apley Home Farm, Apley Castle, Telford

The property comprises a wooded site extending to approximately 3.5 acres with outline planning permission for 10 detached houses, subject to a Section 106 agreement.

The site currently incorporates an existing detached house and buildings, which may or may not be included in the purchase, together with extensive gardens and pasture land.

A full informational pack is available upon request from the agent including copies of the following documentation:

OS Site Plan
Title Plan
Outline Planning Permission
Section 106
Indicative Layout
Ecology Report
Archaeology Report
Tree Report

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Victoria Works, Shrewsbury Road, Shifnal

The property comprises a former engineering works and vehicle workshop and garage on a secure self-contained site of approximately 0.4 acres (0.162 hectares). It currently incorporates a detached, two-storey industrial building extending to approximately 12,000 square feet (1,115 square metres) providing workshop and storage accommodation, which is vacant and in a poor condition throughout. The site is largely level and also includes a car park to the rear.

We understand the vendor has obtained permission for the demolishment of the existing commercial building. The site is suitable for residential development, given its established residential location, obviously subject to the necessary planning consent.

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Land off Garfield Road, Red Lake, Telford

The site comprises an irregular shaped piece of development land extending to approximately 2.945 acres, which previously had planning permission for residential development, albeit this has recently expired.

It currently comprises of Greenfield land, which is predominantly level. The land has been grazed in the past, but was most recently utilised for open storage and distribution purposes. It is vacant at present.

The western boundary of the site is formed by native hedgerows with mature trees to the northern boundary and an established hedge set against residential gardens to the eastern boundary. Any development of the site is likely to involve the removal of some of the existing hedgerows/trees along Garfield Road in order to facilitate a new access, but the majority of the trees/hedgerows will be retained.

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