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Lambert Smith Hampton - LSH Auction
Residential or Live/Work Refurbishment
LOCATION - Denbigh is an attractive and historic market town and main offices for Denbighshire County Council. The town lies at the junction of the A525 with the A543, 8 miles to the north of Ruthin and 5 miles south of the A55 trunk road connecting Chester with Holyhead. Ystrad Road runs to the south of the town, connecting with the Ruthin Road and A525. The property lies alongside Ystrad Road in open countryside, adjacent to a farm. The property occupies an elevated position looking out on one side over open fields with the River Ystrad below, and on the other towards Denbigh Castle with Howell’s School in the distance . -
Lambert Smith Hampton - LSH Auction
Historic barn for development
LOCATION - Lamberhurst Quarter is a rural hamlet of attractive houses lying alongside the A21 within the Weald Of Kent approximately 2 miles from the historic and pretty village of Lamberhurst, a popular tourist destination with a golf course, several well known pubs, a high profile vineyard and wine business and Scotney Castle. The centre of royal Tunbridge Wells is about 5 miles and there are 2 rail stations within 4 miles. Both the M25 and M20 are within an easy reach. . -
Lambert Smith Hampton - LSH Auction
Development Opportunity
LOCATION - Wrexham lies alongside the busy A483 trunk road12 miles south of its junction with the A55 at Chester, where there is access onto the M56 and M53 Motorways. Wrexham is a major regional commercial town with a population approaching 900,000 and is home to the Wrexham Industrial Estate, one of the largest in Europe and home to around 300 companies. The town centre has seen around £150m spent on new development with further expenditure planned. The property lies within a busy and established residential area upon the southern edge of the town centre, and close to the foot of the A525 Ruthin Road, the main link onto the A483. . -
Lambert Smith Hampton - LSH Auction
Freehold Ground Rent Investment
LOCATION - Teeside is an intensively developed port and industrial area upon the banks of the River Tees incorporating the busy towns of Middlesbrough, Stockton and Redcar. The area has a heavy concentration of petro chemical industries and a major ICI plant. The area is bisected by the A19 trunk road at its junction with the A66 with Newcastle 20 miles to the north and Darlington and the A1(M) 10 miles to the west. The estate lies in Grangetown a busy residential and industrial area 4 miles to the east of Middlesbrough and close to Teesport, the UK’s second largest in terms of tonnage. The estate is accessed directly off the A66 which links into the A19 about 6 miles to the west. . -
Lambert Smith Hampton - LSH Auction
Suit residential or holiday let conversion
LOCATION - The historic market town of Hexham lies alongside the A69 trunk road, 22 miles west of Newcastle and the A1(M) and 35 miles east of Carlisle and the M6. Newcastle Airport lies within 12 miles and the town lies on the east/west rail service. The town lies just south of the line of Hadrians Wall and with many historic buildings is the centre for a large tourist industry across the Borders region. The town has a population of around 10,000 with good shopping, a theatre, cinema and leisure centre and is known as “Englands Favourite Market Town”. The property lies in the heart of the towns historic centre, alongside the old goal (1330) close to the main shopping area and within walking distance of large new TESCO and Waitrose Supermarkets. . -
Lambert Smith Hampton - LSH Auction
Holiday home/business opportunity
LOCATION - Tongwynlais Village lies on the A4054 just to the north of the M4 at J32 with the A470. The famous 13th century fairy tale Castell Coch lies upon the edge of the village within the steeply wooded Fforest Fawr, a short distance from the former countryside centre, both being accessed off Heol-Y-Fforest. Fforest Fawr is a large area of ancient steep woodlands managed by the Forest Commission for leisure purposes and offering managed woodland walks, riding and cycling trails, and lies on the popular Taff Trail linking Cardiff with Brecon. The area is a very popular outdoor leisure area, and the nearby village has several pubs, tearooms and shops catering for tourists. .
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