20a Norcot Road and adjoining land, Tilehurst, Reading, Berkshire RG30 6BU
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Read more Read moreThe property is a development site with full planning permission for three three-bedroom houses and three flats. The existing site includes several garages and a light industrial shed currently used as a car wash. The houses will each have a garage and private garden, while the flats consist of two two-bedroom properties and one one-bedroom flat, all with garden amenity space. Each property will have its own off-street car parking space. The total gross internal area (GIA) for each plot and flat is specified, and the site is located in West Reading, accessible via Norcot Road and Lemart Close. Tilehurst station is approximately 0.9 miles away. The current rent from the car wash operator is £29,000 per annum, with the lease
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