Excellent Victorian Design Pavilion / Accommodations Sitting On Large 8.75 Acres Of Lush Playing Fields For Sale In

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Excellent Victorian Design Pavilion / Accommodations sitting on large 8.75 Acres of lush Playing Fields For Sale in London

Esales Property ID: es5553556

Gresham Athletic Ground, Eltham Road, Lee Green
LONDON
SE12 8ES
United Kingdom

Price in Pounds £3500000

All serious offers near asking price considered

Here we present an excellent site for sale in one of the most sought after areas for development right now in the UK.

Centrally located in Lee Green, straddling the Royal Borough of Greenwich in London, we offer this unique opportunity to the market:
A total area of approximately 8.75 acres, currently laid out as cricket & football pitches with an associated Pavilion Building.
AREAS:

The Pavilion Building, (Hall, Residential Accommodation, Storage): 757 SQ M
Open Land: 8.6 ACRES – currently presented as Playing fields, Tennis Court, and ample off-street parking space.
(potentially A massive Garden / Horse Riding grounds etc.)
We would summarise the accommodation as follows.
All dimensions are approximate only and have been measured on a Gross Internal Area basis in accordance with the RICS code of Measuring Practice, and are provided for general guidance only.

Ground Floor Accommodation
Reception Area 9ms x 3.7ms
Ground Floor Workshop Area 12.85ms x 7.8ms
Ground Floor Office 4.57ms x 3.37ms
Office 4.7ms x 3.9ms
Flat/Reception 3.4ms x 2.89ms
Flat/Kitchen 2.58ms x 4.5ms
Projection room 2ms x 3ms
Office 2.3ms x 2.1ms
Mother and Baby Room 3.9ms x 4.5ms
Kitchen 8.5ms x 4ms
Bar / Reception Area 7.4ms x 10ms
WCs
GROSS GROUND FLOOR AREA 5,531 SQ FT (513.85 SQ M)

First Floor
3 Bedroom Flat 8.2ms x 5.9ms
Office 6.2ms x 8ms
Changing Room 1 3.5ms x 5.0ms
Changing Room 3 5.0ms x 2.7ms
Additional Room 3.65ms x 3.98ms
Changing Room 4 2.4ms x 3.47ms
Communal Showers 5.6ms x 2.8ms
WCs
GROSS FIRST FLOOR AREA 2,613 SQ FT (242.76 SQ M)

External / Ground Accommodation
Timber Shed
Prefabricated Double Garage
Large Single Garage
TOTAL GROSS EXTERNAL AREA 8,144 SQ FT (756.61 SQ M)
The Victorian décor Pavilion Building, with its many original architectural features, sits within a larger area of 8.75 acres of lush green playing fields.
Unique Point of Sale: This property can be purchased by means of buying the holding company, hence massive savings on Stamp Duty fees.

About the Area

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