FOR SALE VIA AUCTION: terms and conditions apply. Link to bidding platform: auction.bradleyhall.co.uk/lot/details/e62a87e1-6a88-47b2-a221-3a038e5331c5
- Substantial three-storey former office building
- NIA 507.25 sq m (5,459 sq ft)
- Exciting redevelopment and refurbishment opportunity
- Potential for residential conversion, subject to planning
- Prominent location close to Bishop Auckland town centre
- Conveniently positioned for local amenities and transport links
Clyde House comprises a substantial three-storey former office building extending to approximately 507.25 sq m (5,459 sq ft), occupying a prominent position on Gibbon Street within the established market town of Bishop Auckland.
The property offers extensive accommodation arranged over three floors and presents an increasingly attractive opportunity for redevelopment, refurbishment and alternative use, subject to the necessary planning permissions, building regulations and other statutory consents.
Having previously been utilised as offices, Clyde House provides a substantial existing building with scope for reconfiguration and adaptation to suit a variety of potential uses. In particular, the scale and configuration of the property may lend itself to residential conversion, including the creation of self-contained apartments or a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO), subject to planning and the relevant statutory requirements. Other alternative uses may also be considered, subject to the appropriate consents.
The building provides a significant amount of accommodation over three floors, offering prospective purchasers the opportunity to undertake a comprehensive refurbishment and create a scheme tailored to their own requirements. The property could therefore appeal to residential developers, property investors, conversion specialists and owner-occupiers seeking a substantial building with scope to add value.
Clyde House is situated on Gibbon Street, within a short distance of the centre of Bishop Auckland, an established market town offering a good range of retail, leisure, educational and professional facilities. The property benefits from good transport links, with the A689 and A688 providing convenient access to Durham, Darlington, Newton Aycliffe and the wider County Durham area, whilst the A1(M) is also readily accessible for journeys further afield. Bishop Auckland railway station provides regular connections towards Darlington and the wider regional rail network, making the property well positioned for access to surrounding towns and employment centres.
