Guide Price £50,000. A Grade II Listed war room & bunker located on the edge of a large residential development. The property comprises circa 8709 sq ft of accommodation at ground ( 5188 sq ft ) and basement level ( 3509 sq ft ) with flexible space and various boarded up windows. Includes an area for off street parking for 6 - 8 vehicles. Sold with vacant possession. A unique opportunity to acquire a large property which has change of use granted, with scope for a wide range of possible uses

Guide Price £650,000. A stunning opportunity for a Grand Design type property. The site extends to approximately 1.4 acres and houses a former reservoir along with nuclear bunker. Situated in a highly sought after location with stunning 360 degree views over the surrounding countryside. The property has planning permission to convert into a one off, large home with Cathedral type ceilings, large glass opening with far reaching views and will house stunning accommodation over two floors.

Guide Price £150,000. A unique opportunity to acquire a large property with scope for a wide range of possible uses. The property comprises circa 8709 sq ft of accommodation at ground ( 5188 sq ft ) and basement level ( 3509 sq ft ) with flexible space and various boarded up windows. There may be scope for a residential scheme subject to gaining the necessary consents and approval. The overall site benefits from a resolution of planning consent for demolition and redevelopment to provide up to 160 residential units ( Class C3 ) and class B8, E or F. Includes an area for off street parking for 6 - 8 vehicles. Sold with vacant possession. 

Guide Price £15,000 - £20,000. Fantastic opportunity to buy a piece of past war British history. The once in a generation opportunity is to buy a ROC Nuclear Bunker. This particular site was one of many built in the 1950s and was designed to provide protective accommodation for three observers to survive a nuclear attack, they were expected to report on the nuclear bursts and on the fall out of a nuclear attack. Most of these sites were decommissioned and sold off. The bunker is secure, dry and in its original condition, the current owner has refurbished and decorated it in readiness for its new owner. There are wall to wall velvet curtains, a cream carpet, a made bed, a log burner, storage and even a rug to make it as homely as possible. The owner has advised there is an unused and still boxed chemical toilet.

A freehold parcel of vacant woodland extending to approximately 2.1 acres, and an unused brick built wartime bunker.