Land For Sale £1,900,000
Location
The property fronts onto the north-westerly side of Thorburn Road within 100m of Rock Ferry Promenade and The Esplanade along the westerly shores of the River Mersey Estuary around 2km south of Birkenhead in the Wirral Peninsula. The location lies between the river estuary and the A41 Rock Ferry bypass, to which vehicle access is available within a few minutes driving time. The M53 mid Wirral motorway is also easily accessible for access north towards Birkenhead and Liverpool (via the Mersey Road Tunnel) and south towards the M56 and Chester.
Description
The older building – now comprising a mixture of self-contained flats and communal and administrative accommodation - is connected to the newer building via a bridge link providing enclosed corridor access at first floor and second floor levels. The corridors bridge over an open driveway leading from the highway at the front of the property towards a small car park – for around 6 cars - at the back of the older building. In front of part of the older building is a fenced and gated garden area whilst along the front and rear of the newer building are steeply sloped landscaped garden areas leading up towards the front and rear site boundaries. Construction is conventional for the type and age of the buildings. The older building has walls of load bearing brickwork with painted cement render finishes to the front elevation under multi-pitched roofing weathered in slate. There is also a small flat roofed dormer<br /><br />
Location
The property fronts onto the northwesterly side of Thornburn Road within 100m of Rock Ferry Promenade and The Esplanade along the westerly shores of the River Mersey Estuary around 2km south of Birkenhead in the Wirral Peninsula.
The location lies between the river estuary and the A41 Rock Ferry bypass, to which vehicle access is available within a few minutes driving time. The M53 mid Wirral motorway is also easily accessible for access north towards Birkenhead and Liverpool (via the Mersey Road Tunnel) and south towards the M56 and Chester.
Description
The older building – now comprising a mixture of self-contained flats and communal and administrative accommodation - is connected to the newer building via a bridge link providing enclosed corridor access at first floor and second floor levels. The corridors bridge over an open driveway leading from the highway at the front of the property towards a small car park – for around 6 cars - at the back of the older building.
In front of part of the older building is a fenced and gated garden area whilst along the front and rear of the newer building are steeply sloped landscaped garden areas leading up towards the front and rear site boundaries.
Construction is conventional for the type and age of the buildings. The older building has walls of load bearing brickwork with painted cement render finishes to the front elevation under multi-pitched roofing weathered in slate. There is also a small flat roofed dormer extension in the main side roof slope. Floors are mostly (truncated)
Accommodation
Site Area approximately 2760 sq.m (0.682 acres)
Older Building
Ground Floor
Entrance Foyer
Office 11.9 sq.m
Hallway (with staircase and modern five person passenger lift serving all floor levels)
Lounge 75.0 sq.m
Games Room 27.0 sq.m
Fitted Kitchen with serving hatch to the Lounge 21.0 sq.m
Lower Ground Floor
Central Circulation Area with stair and lift access
Bin Store 8.75 sq.m
Cleaner’s Stores (not inspected or measured)
Laundry Room 8.6 sq.m
Boiler / Service meters room
Communal Disabled Access Wet Room/WC 6.25 sq.m
Hair Salon Room 9.0 sq.m
Integral Double Garage 23.0 sq.m
First Floor
Landing with stair and lift access
Flat 25 38.0 sq.m
Flat 26 61.0 sq.m
Flat 27 35.0 sq.m
Top Floor
Landing with stair and lift access
Guest Accommodation comprising a Twin Bedroom and En-suite Bathroom/WC
Flat 40 61.0 sq.m
Flat 41 33.0 sq.m
Newer Building
Ground Floor
Central Corridor
Flat 1 33.0 sq.m
Flat 2 33.0 sq.m
Flat 3 48.0 sq.m
Flat 4 48.0 sq.m
Flat 5 33.0 sq.m
Flat 6 33.0 sq.m
Flat 7 33.0 sq.m
Flat 8 33.0 sq.m
Flat 9 48.0sq.m
Flat 10 48.0 sq.m
Flat 11 (used as communal space and a staff office) 33.0 sq.m
Flat 12 33.0 sq.m
First Floor
Central Corridor
Flat 12A 33.0 sq.m
Flat 14 33.0 sq.m
Flat 15 48.0 sq.m
Flat 16 48.0 sq.m
Flat 17 33.0 sq.m
Flat 18 33.0 sq.m
Flat 19 33.0 sq.m
Flat 20 33.0 sq.m
Flat 21 48.0 sq.m
Flat 22 48.0 sq.m
Flat 23 33.0 sq.m
Flat 24 33.0 sq.m
Second Floor
Central Corridor
Flat 28 33.0 sq.m
Flat 29 33.0 sq.m
Flat 30 48.0 sq.m
Flat 31 48.0 sq.m
Flat 32 33.0 sq.m
Flat 33 33.0 sq.m
Flat 34 33.0 sq.m
Flat 35 33.0 sq.m
Flat 36 48.0 sq.m
Flat 37 48.0 sq.m
Flat 38 33.0 sq.m
Flat 39 33.0 sq.m
Each flat has separate living room, kitchen and bedroom. The two larger flats in the older building have two bedroomed accommodation whilst all of the other flats are one bedroomed.
Services
Mains water, electricity and gas are connected (though there is no gas supply to the newer building) and drainage is to a main sewer. The older building is fitted with a gas fired central heating system operating from a modern combination boiler located at lower ground floor level. The newer building is fitted with electric storage radiators and panel heaters. Both buildings are equipped with a hardwired fire alarm system and with emergency call assist/intercom systems.
The flats are individually metered for electricity. There is a single gas meter for the gas supply in the older building. Each flat contains its own hot water cylinder, although in the case of the older building these serve only as a backup to the hot water provided by the communal combination boiler.
Condition
The accommodation is now extensively a little dated and of fairly basic standard and also that there is need or scope for attention to sundry items of routine ongoing maintenance and repair.
It is not a Listed Building nor located within a designated Conservation Area.
Tenure
The property is held on a single Freehold Title
The property fronts onto the north-westerly side of Thorburn Road within 100m of Rock Ferry Promenade and The Esplanade along the westerly shores of the River Mersey Estuary around 2km south of Birkenhead in the Wirral Peninsula. The location lies between the river estuary and the A41 Rock Ferry bypass, to which vehicle access is available within a few minutes driving time. The M53 mid Wirral motorway is also easily accessible for access north towards Birkenhead and Liverpool (via the Mersey Road Tunnel) and south towards the M56 and Chester.
Description
The older building – now comprising a mixture of self-contained flats and communal and administrative accommodation - is connected to the newer building via a bridge link providing enclosed corridor access at first floor and second floor levels. The corridors bridge over an open driveway leading from the highway at the front of the property towards a small car park – for around 6 cars - at the back of the older building. In front of part of the older building is a fenced and gated garden area whilst along the front and rear of the newer building are steeply sloped landscaped garden areas leading up towards the front and rear site boundaries. Construction is conventional for the type and age of the buildings. The older building has walls of load bearing brickwork with painted cement render finishes to the front elevation under multi-pitched roofing weathered in slate. There is also a small flat roofed dormer<br /><br />
Location
The property fronts onto the northwesterly side of Thornburn Road within 100m of Rock Ferry Promenade and The Esplanade along the westerly shores of the River Mersey Estuary around 2km south of Birkenhead in the Wirral Peninsula.
The location lies between the river estuary and the A41 Rock Ferry bypass, to which vehicle access is available within a few minutes driving time. The M53 mid Wirral motorway is also easily accessible for access north towards Birkenhead and Liverpool (via the Mersey Road Tunnel) and south towards the M56 and Chester.
Description
The older building – now comprising a mixture of self-contained flats and communal and administrative accommodation - is connected to the newer building via a bridge link providing enclosed corridor access at first floor and second floor levels. The corridors bridge over an open driveway leading from the highway at the front of the property towards a small car park – for around 6 cars - at the back of the older building.
In front of part of the older building is a fenced and gated garden area whilst along the front and rear of the newer building are steeply sloped landscaped garden areas leading up towards the front and rear site boundaries.
Construction is conventional for the type and age of the buildings. The older building has walls of load bearing brickwork with painted cement render finishes to the front elevation under multi-pitched roofing weathered in slate. There is also a small flat roofed dormer extension in the main side roof slope. Floors are mostly (truncated)
Accommodation
Site Area approximately 2760 sq.m (0.682 acres)
Older Building
Ground Floor
Entrance Foyer
Office 11.9 sq.m
Hallway (with staircase and modern five person passenger lift serving all floor levels)
Lounge 75.0 sq.m
Games Room 27.0 sq.m
Fitted Kitchen with serving hatch to the Lounge 21.0 sq.m
Lower Ground Floor
Central Circulation Area with stair and lift access
Bin Store 8.75 sq.m
Cleaner’s Stores (not inspected or measured)
Laundry Room 8.6 sq.m
Boiler / Service meters room
Communal Disabled Access Wet Room/WC 6.25 sq.m
Hair Salon Room 9.0 sq.m
Integral Double Garage 23.0 sq.m
First Floor
Landing with stair and lift access
Flat 25 38.0 sq.m
Flat 26 61.0 sq.m
Flat 27 35.0 sq.m
Top Floor
Landing with stair and lift access
Guest Accommodation comprising a Twin Bedroom and En-suite Bathroom/WC
Flat 40 61.0 sq.m
Flat 41 33.0 sq.m
Newer Building
Ground Floor
Central Corridor
Flat 1 33.0 sq.m
Flat 2 33.0 sq.m
Flat 3 48.0 sq.m
Flat 4 48.0 sq.m
Flat 5 33.0 sq.m
Flat 6 33.0 sq.m
Flat 7 33.0 sq.m
Flat 8 33.0 sq.m
Flat 9 48.0sq.m
Flat 10 48.0 sq.m
Flat 11 (used as communal space and a staff office) 33.0 sq.m
Flat 12 33.0 sq.m
First Floor
Central Corridor
Flat 12A 33.0 sq.m
Flat 14 33.0 sq.m
Flat 15 48.0 sq.m
Flat 16 48.0 sq.m
Flat 17 33.0 sq.m
Flat 18 33.0 sq.m
Flat 19 33.0 sq.m
Flat 20 33.0 sq.m
Flat 21 48.0 sq.m
Flat 22 48.0 sq.m
Flat 23 33.0 sq.m
Flat 24 33.0 sq.m
Second Floor
Central Corridor
Flat 28 33.0 sq.m
Flat 29 33.0 sq.m
Flat 30 48.0 sq.m
Flat 31 48.0 sq.m
Flat 32 33.0 sq.m
Flat 33 33.0 sq.m
Flat 34 33.0 sq.m
Flat 35 33.0 sq.m
Flat 36 48.0 sq.m
Flat 37 48.0 sq.m
Flat 38 33.0 sq.m
Flat 39 33.0 sq.m
Each flat has separate living room, kitchen and bedroom. The two larger flats in the older building have two bedroomed accommodation whilst all of the other flats are one bedroomed.
Services
Mains water, electricity and gas are connected (though there is no gas supply to the newer building) and drainage is to a main sewer. The older building is fitted with a gas fired central heating system operating from a modern combination boiler located at lower ground floor level. The newer building is fitted with electric storage radiators and panel heaters. Both buildings are equipped with a hardwired fire alarm system and with emergency call assist/intercom systems.
The flats are individually metered for electricity. There is a single gas meter for the gas supply in the older building. Each flat contains its own hot water cylinder, although in the case of the older building these serve only as a backup to the hot water provided by the communal combination boiler.
Condition
The accommodation is now extensively a little dated and of fairly basic standard and also that there is need or scope for attention to sundry items of routine ongoing maintenance and repair.
It is not a Listed Building nor located within a designated Conservation Area.
Tenure
The property is held on a single Freehold Title
