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30 Curzon St

London, W1J 7TN

Leisure for Sale
£70,000,000
24,225 sq ft

London Leisure for Sale - Mayfair

30 Curzon Street extends over six storeys and comprises 24,500 square feet. The accommodation is based over 10 principal rooms - historically used for gaming, lounges and dining – two dining rooms, three external terraces, two large commercial kitchen and staff accommodation. The building also has access to the rear from Market Mews. The 18th century neoclassical architect Robert Adam was responsible for some of the principal interior spaces, including the circular former dining room on the ground floor at the rear and the first floor dining room. The creation of a grand ballroom to the rear of the first floor dates from 1890. 30 Curzon Street is close to Royal Parks and the shopping district of Bond Street.

Contact:

NCM Projects

Property Subtype:

Casino

Date on Market:

06/11/2023

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More details for Ochil Cres, Stirling - Leisure for Sale

Ochil Community Centre - Ochil Cres

Stirling, FK8 1QR

Leisure for Sale
Price Upon Request
3,434 sq ft

Stirling Leisure for Sale

The property is available for sale or lease on a full, repairing and insuring (FRI) lease for a term to be agreed. The Council is looking for a long-term commitment and lease but will consider a shorter-term lease.

Contact:

Stirling Council

Date on Market:

27/03/2026

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More details for 13 Gordon Rd, Winchester - Leisure for Sale

Former River Park Leisure Centre - 13 Gordon Rd

Winchester, SO23 7DD

Leisure for Sale
Price Upon Request
90,000 sq ft

Winchester Leisure for Sale

The site is being offered subject to contract, on a new 250 year lease at a peppercorn rental. Alternative lease structures will be considered on their merits. Initial expressions of interest are invited by 12 noon, Friday 19th December 2025. A public and a stakeholder engagement event will take place in January 2026, where potential uses for the site will be shared. Shortlisted parties will be invited to put forward a formal offer with a bids date likely to be in March 2026.

Contact:

Lambert Smith Hampton

Date on Market:

19/11/2025

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More details for North Pier, Blackpool - Leisure for Sale

The Promenade - North Pier

Blackpool, FY1 1SA

Leisure for Sale
Price Upon Request
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.

Contact:

Avison Young

Property Subtype:

Amusement Park

Date on Market:

23/07/2025

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More details for Nantcarn Rd, Cwmcarn - Leisure for Sale

Cwmcarn Forest Drive Visitor Centre - Nantcarn Rd

Cwmcarn, NP11 7FE

Leisure for Sale
Price Upon Request
6,534 sq ft

Cwmcarn Leisure for Sale

Your Expression of Interest on the future development of Cwmcarn Forest and the opportunity to establish it as a prime destination for recreational activities within Wales and Nationally is sought by the Partnership of NRW and CCBC. The aim with this process is to ensure that when an Invitation to Tender is put to the market in early 2025, the Landowners and stakeholders are committed to the outcome of the process, working together to secure the best future for this site. Once a coal colliery linked to Abercarn and Newbridge, Cwmcarn Forest was reclaimed for leisure in 1972. Since then, it has become a popular location for tourism and recreation, featuring a unique seven-mile-long Forest Drive, which immerses visitors in an outstanding natural upland environment. In 2023, approximately 226,000 visitors stayed an average of 3 hours. Weekends and school holidays are bustling, with a steady weekday footfall too. The site is a magnet for mountain bikers, families, and dog walkers who are drawn to its extensive, well maintained network of ‘walking trails, cycle paths, play areas, and picnic spots—all within easy reach from multiple car parks.