Castle Hall, 33 Lee Road, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 3BE

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Description

A former care home situated on a freehold plot of approximately 0.58 acres (0.23 hectares). The property is arranged over two storeys and is in need of renovation. The plot comprises the care home property and associated gardens and is located in a residential area of Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury: it may be suitable for redevelopment/change-of-use subject to any necessary consents. We are advised the property is not listed and is unallocated in the local plan.

Location

The plot is located on Lee Road in an established residential area in Dewsbury, approximately 2 mile south-west of the town centre. Nearby amenities include schools, eateries, and some light-industrial premises to the south. The nearby A644 provides good regional transport links and leads to junction 25 of the M62.

Tenure

The plot is sold freehold.

Planning

Any planning enquiries should be directed to Kirklees Council planning department: https://www.kirklees.gov.uk/beta/planning-and-development.aspx

Costs

Details of the Buyer's Premium and any additional fees payable are contained within the legal documents.

General

1. All the information provided on our website is for indicative purposes only and interested parties should refer to the contents of the legal pack and rely upon their own due diligence as a prudent bidder.

2. PLEASE NOTE BIDDING COMMENCES ON TUESDAY 5TH NOVEMBER AND CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER.

3. Energy Performance Certificate = C.

4. All viewers MUST wear a hard hat, high vis vest and safety boots, entry will not be permitted to those without the correct PPE.

5. The pre-authorisation for the bidding deposit is 10% of the guide price for this lot.

6. This lot will not be sold prior to auction.

Addendum

Breach of Restrictive covenants:
To our knowledge, it is likely that clause 2 of the Third Schedule of the 1938 Conveyance has been breached given that there are windows, doors or openings on all sides of the property, but the Whitley Beaumont Estates are yet to enforce any breach. There are a number of Council owned and ex Council owned properties now built between the Property and the Retained Land of the Whitley Beaumont Estates and it is therefore believed that any attempt to enforce the breach would be seen as too remote to be
successful. The clause also provides that if windows, doors or openings are used contrary to the clause, no rights shall be gained. This appears to have been drafted in anticipation of a breach. We would however recommend that you obtain your own legal advice on this.

Lease noted on Title Register:
A lease for the property is noted within the Charges register for a term of 15 years from 31.03.1995. As referred to in the CPSE's, the tenants vacated the property in 2022 and
surrendered their leasehold interest at this time. An application has been made to the Land Registry for removal of this entry from the Register of Title.