Specialist Properties for sale in Walton-on-Thames, Walton On Thames

Specialist in Walton-on-Thames available for sale

Specialist Properties for Sale Within 10 miles of the Walton-on-Thames, Walton On Thames

26-28 Priests Bridge

London, SW14 8TA

Specialist for Sale
£2,180,000
5,000 sq ft

Air Conditioning

London Specialist for Sale - East Sheen

Newly built state of the art ground floor nursery extending to 5,000 sq ft GIA Virtual freehold interest for a term of 999 years at a peppercorn. Highly affuent location in South West London Let to Kido Schools UK Limited on a new 25 year lease from Sept 2025 5 yearly upward only rent reviews to 1% and 3% Let of only £26 psf set in 2023 on a pre-let agreement ERV now over £30 psf £2,180,000 - reflecting a Net Initial Yield of 6.00% after allowing for purchaser’s costs of 6.75%, a low capital value of only £436 per sq ft and an attractive reversionary yield of 7.84% should the unit be re-let off the ERV.

Contact:

Stirling Shaw Real Estate Consultants

Property Subtype:

School

Date on Market:

15/10/2025

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22 Woodborough Rd

London, SW15 6PX

Specialist for Sale
£4,000,000
6,067 sq ft

Wheelchair Accessible

London Specialist for Sale - Putney Heath

Excess of £4,000,000 Exceptional residential development opportunity in Putney, south-west London, Attractive former school buildings, originally built as family homes, Offers are invited on an unconditional basis for: The entire site, ie. Lots 1 and 2, Lot 1 or Lot 2

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

School

Date on Market:

10/09/2025

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More details for 68 The Green, Southall - Specialist for Sale

The Tudor Rose - 68 The Green

Southall, UB2 4BG

Specialist for Sale
£3,000,000
16,910 sq ft

Southall Specialist for Sale

The Tudor Rose is a landmark community venue located on The Green, Southall. First opened in 1910 as the town’s first cinema (the Southall Electric Theatre), the building has served as a cultural barometer for the area for over a century. After its closure as a cinema in 1980, it was repurposed into a versatile event space that became central to Southall’s African-Caribbean and wider community life. Though its interior has been modernised to support live music and weddings, its external brickwork remains a testament to early 20th-century leisure architecture. Current operations face challenges from licensing and redevelopment; however, the Tudor Rose persists as a vital link between Southall’s industrial past and its current status as a vibrant, diverse urban centre.