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WELL STREET BRADFORD
47- 49
4 7 - 4 9 W E L L S T R E E T | B R A D F O R D | B D 1 5 P S
D E V E L O P M E N T O P P O R T U N I T Y
F O R S A L E
H O T E L
Consent For 55 Bed Hotel
18,934 sq.ft G.I.A.
Typical Floor Plate 3,250 sq.ft.
Opposite Broadway Mall entrance
WELL STREET BRADFORD
47- 49 4 7 - 4 9 W E L L S T R E E T | B R A D F O R D | B D 1 5 P S
WELL STREET BRADFORD
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BRADFORD
Bradford is a large city in West Yorkshire with the district
having a population of 526,400 (2011 Census). The City acts
as the commercial centre for the district and neighbouring
Calderdale and Kirklees Districts whilst also accommodating
the headquarters of a number of major businesses including
Provident, Yorkshire Building Society and Freemans Grattan.
The City Centre has recently undergone some significant
improvement works including, at its centrepiece, the 6 acre
City Park which includes the Mirror Pool – the largest urban
water feature in the UK including lighting and 100 fountains,
sitting adjacent to the striking City Hall, constructed in an
Italianite gothic style in 1873.
The Alhambra Theatre is a 1,400 seater venue and regarded
as the premier touring venue in the North of England and,
coupled with St George’s Hall, offer nationally renowned, world
class venues for theatre, ballet, musicals and comedy.
Bradford also acts as a base for the wider area with convenient
access to Leeds and Manchester, together with the Yorkshire
Dales.
MALL ENTRANCE
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PEDESTRIANISED
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The city has an established retail offering which is set to be substantially boosted with the on-going construction of the £260 million Broadway Shopping Centre by Westfield/ Meyer Bergman (scheduled to open Autumn 2015). The 10 acre site in the centre of the city will accommodate 77 retailers including Debenhams, Marks & Spencer and Boots.
SHIPLEY AIRDALE ROAD A650
LEEDS ROAD A647
PEDESTRIANISED
MIDLAND HOTEL
HMRC OFFICES
FORSTER SQUARE
GREAT VICTORIA HOTEL
KIRKGATE SHOPPING CENTRE
CENTENARY SQUARE
CITY HALL
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BRADFORD LEEDS
WAKEFIELD
HUDDERSFIELD
Brighouse DEWSBURY
Morley
Pudsey
Pontefract
Castleford
Shipley Bingley
Halifax
Manchester
A650
A658
A6177
A6036
M62
M62
M621
M1
M1
A1(M)
A1(M)
M62
M62
M1
M62
M62
M62
M606
LOCATION The subject premises is located directly opposite the
entrance to the under construction Broadway Shopping
Centre (due to open in Autumn 2015) in the heart of the
City and within a convenient short walking distance of
the City Park, theatres, office core and both Bradford
Interchange and Bradford Forster Square railway stations.
The building itself forms part of the area of the City Centre
known as Little Germany, where German Merchants
constructed impressive and imposing fine buildings
for warehousing and offices in the early 19th Century.
These buildings have now been adapted with significant
redevelopment to accommodate a wide range of uses
including modern office space, retail and residential.
These listed buildings sit alongside Bradford Cathedral
and create a much regenerated and appealing part of the
City Centre.
A650
A650
A647
A647
A647
A6181
A641
Barkerend
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Leeds Road Leeds Road
Bridge Street
Morley Stre
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Croft Street
Westgate
Chap
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Park Gate
Dryden Street
Hamerton Street
Prince’s Way
Senior Way
Church Bank
Burnett
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Filey Street
John St James St
North Parade
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ACCESSLeeds Bradford International Airport lies
approximately 7 miles to the North East of the
City Centre and offers direct flights to London
Heathrow and Amsterdam Schipol together
with numerous other destinations across
Europe and beyond.
By road Bradford is reached via the M606
spur from the M62 trans-pennine, Leeds –
Manchester motorway, which in turn connects
with the M1 and the wider national network.
By rail, Bradford is located conveniently
between Leeds and Manchester whilst the
City also benefits from numerous direct
services to London Kings Cross operated by
both East Coast and Grand Central.
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TYPICAL PROPOSED UPPER FLOOR
CONSENTED LAYOUT PLANNINg
Planning and listed building consent were granted on 3
January 2014 for the refurbishment and the conversion of
47-49 Well Street into a new 55 bedroom hotel.
Application No:- 13/04105/MAF for Change of use of office
from to 55 Bedroom Hotel arranged over lower ground,
ground and four upper floors.
Application No: - 13/ 04106/LBC for Grant of Listed Building
Consent for part refurbishment and conversion of vacant office
space into new 55 bedroom hotel.
Further details can be provided upon request from the retained
agents or via direct contact with Bradford City Council,
Planning Department.
47- 49 WELL STREET
This self-contained office building was rebuilt behind the
original listed façade in 1995 together with the adjacent
larger building known as 51-53 Well Street.
The building is currently configured as office accommodation
and arranged over 6 floors from lower ground to fourth floor
inclusive and incorporates raised floors and comfort cooling.
Floor GIA(m2) (Ft 2)
NIA(m2) (Ft 2)
Lower Ground Floor 257 2,766 236 2,540
Upper Ground Floor 299 3,219 258 2,777
First Floor 301 3,240 280 3,014
Second Floor 301 3,240 280 3,014
Third Floor 303 3,262 280 3,014
Fourth Floor 298 3,208 277 2,982
TOTAL 1,759 18,934 1,611 17,341
47- 49 WELL STREET EXISTINg FLOOR AREA SCHEDULE
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Misrepresentation act This property is offered subject to contract, availability and confirmation of details. These particulars do not form any contract and, whilst believed to be correct, parties are recommended to satisfy themselves as to their accuracy. The vendors, lessors or reesdenton, or any person in their employment, cannot make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. Unless otherwise stated, all prices and rentals quoted are exclusive of any Value Added Tax to which they maybe subject. March 2015
Tom Robertshaw
Tel: 0113 323 7404
Email: [email protected]
OPPORTUNITY
This landmark building would also be suitable (subject to
planning) for a variety of alternative uses including licensed
& leisure, residential and student accommodation.
The building is available on an ‘all enquiries’ basis where
consideration will be given to the agreement of terms with an
operator or a sale of the building, with the above consents
being in place.
To discuss potential assistance packages interested parties
should contact the Business Investment & Enterprise Team
within Bradford Metropolitan District Council on 01274 437727
or email [email protected].
FURTHER INFORMATION Please contact either of the retained agents to request further
information or to arrange to inspect the premises.
Bradford district is one of Britain’s most fascinating and beautiful regions full of history, culture and beautiful countryside.The culturally diverse city and tourist destination attracted
82,000 visits from overseas in 2013. A sample of Bradford’s
internationally recognized attractions include:-
BRADFORD – the world’s first UNESCO City of Film, home to
the National Media Museum, and multi-winner of the
“Curry Capital of Britain”.
SALTAIRE – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Salts Mill is home
to one of the largest collections of work by renown Bradford
born artist David Hockney.
HAWORTH – Brontë Parsonage, home of the Brontës, one of
the world’s most famous literary families & base of the Keighley
& Worth Valley Steam Railway.
ILKLEY – a pretty Wharfedale spa town located in the Yorkshire
Dales popular with walkers for its famed rugged moorland &
cyclists for its inclusion on the route of the Grand Depart of the
Tour de France 2014.
Roddy Morrison
Tel: 0113 200 1810
Email: [email protected]
www.colliers.com/uk/office