Leisure Properties for sale in the Great Eccleston, Preston

Leisure Properties in Great Eccleston available for sale

Leisure Properties for Sale Within 10 miles of the Great Eccleston, Preston

More details for 50 Greenbank St, Preston - Leisure for Sale

50 Greenbank St - 50 Greenbank St

Preston, PR1 7PH

Leisure for Sale
£2,100,000
26,078 sq ft

Preston Leisure for Sale

Large site of about 1.2 acres (50% site coverage) Car Parking for Approximately 70 cars Within Close Proximity to the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) 10 Years Lease The property is located in a mixed commercial and residential area on the western side of Greenbank Street, between Ripon Street and Eldon Street, approximately one mile north-east of Preston City Centre. Other occupiers in the area include Jewson, Complete Bathrooms and Kitchens, Enterprise Rent- A-Car and a number of independent trade counter occupiers, as well as being within walking distance of The University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN). The property comprises a bowling alley with 24 bowling lanes, a bar/dining area and a children’s party room with ancillary accommodation on the first floor.

Contact:

Property088

Date on Market:

02/06/2025

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More details for North Pier, Blackpool - Leisure for Sale

The Promenade - North Pier

Blackpool, FY1 1SA

Leisure for Sale
10,000 sq ft

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Blackpool Leisure for Sale

The renowned North Pier is prominently set in the heart of Blackpool’s central tourist attractions, directly on the seafront and a stone’s throw from the iconic Blackpool Tower. It retains its Victorian grandeur and traditional characterised construction with a wooden deck above a sub structure of cast iron girders, cross members and screw piles, providing a significant footprint of circa 13,500 m2. The pier's promenade deck is lined with wooden benches with ornamental cast iron backs. At intervals along the pier are hexagonal kiosks built around 1900 in wood and glass with minaret roofs topped with decorative finials. The prominent buildings to the foreshore and pier head including the main entrance, arcade, theatre and bar (built in 1903, 1939 and 1960’s respectively) help to draw footfall off the Golden Mile, whilst a mix of traditional kiosks, along its length provide various retailing opportunities.