Land
A freehold opportunity to acquire the former Brewery Tower, located along Main Street, Kimberley, Nottinghamshire. The tower formed part of the The Kimberley Brewery, also known as Hardy + Hansons Brewery or Hardys + Hansons, was the oldest independent brewery in the English county of Nottinghamshire, and has a heritage dating from 1832.
Most of the site has since been developed with the tower remaining. The Victorian tower of Brick construction is a local landmark and poses a opportunity to create unique living spaces.
Planning is in place to convert the tower into 3 apartments and this was granted by Broxtowe Borough Council November 2024 planning number 22/00627/FUL.
Interested parties are advised to inspect the councils planning portal along with the legal pack for more information.
The site can be viewed upon request with PPE required.
The town of Kimberley lies 6 miles north-west of Nottingham adjacent to the A610 which provides direct access to the M1 (Junction 26), 11/2 miles to the south-east of the town.
The property is situated to the north of the A610 and to the east of the town centre. The site is bounded by Hardy Street to the north, Nine Corners to the east and Eastwood Road to the south.
A mile or so to the east, at a junction on the A610, is located the IKEA Retail Park based principally on the IKEA store, together with Decathlon and Next, whilst a Sainsbury's foodstore is located within walking distance of the site in Kimberley, from where there are good public bus services linking to Nottingham city centre.
Conservation Area: Kimberley.
These sales details are awaiting vendor approval.
Freehold. Vacant possession upon completion.
Auction Details
The sale of this property will take place on the stated date by way of Auction Event and is being sold under an Unconditional sale type.
Binding contracts of sale will be exchanged at the point of sale.
All sales are subject to SDL Property Auctions Buyers Terms. Properties located in Scotland will be subject to applicable Scottish law.
Auction Deposit and Fees
The following deposits and non- refundable auctioneers fees apply:
• 5% deposit (subject to a minimum of £5,000)
• Buyers Fee of 4.8% of the purchase price (subject to a minimum of £6,000 inc. VAT).
The Buyers Fee does not contribute to the purchase price, however it will be taken into account when calculating the Stamp Duty Land Tax for the property (known as Land and Buildings Transaction Tax for properties located in Scotland), because it forms part of the chargeable consideration for the property.
There may be additional fees listed in the Special Conditions of Sale, which will be available to view within the Legal Pack. You must read the Legal Pack carefully before bidding.
Additional Information
For full details about all auction methods and sale types please refer to the Auction Conduct Guide which can be viewed on the SDL Property Auctions home page.
This guide includes details on the auction registration process, your payment obligations and how to view the Legal Pack (and any applicable Home Report for residential Scottish properties).
Guide Price & Reserve Price
Each property sold is subject to a Reserve Price. The Reserve Price will be within + or - 10% of the Guide Price. The Guide Price is issued solely as a guide so that a buyer can consider whether or not to pursue their interest. A full definition can be found within the Buyers Terms.
