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Tender Deadline: 23rd September 2025 at 1.30 PM
Approximately 0.98 acres of land consisting of overgrowth throughout the site predominantly trees and vegetation. Additional remedial repairs would also be required including repairs to boundary fencing and pavement reinstatement. A Japanese knotweed survey was carried out in March 2025 finding no evidence of Japanese knotweed on site.
Liverpool City Council are welcoming Expressions of Interest to redevelop the site into industrial or business use. The property will be disposed of by way of an informal tender, the interested parties should put forward their expression of interest based on a reasonable market value offer. Their expression of interest should include the following:
- Financial Offer (How much the interested party are prepared to bid for the property).
- Proposed Scheme details/plans.
-Timescale for completion.
- Whether contact with the local planning department has been made.
It should be noted that there will be strict deadlines in place to make sure any proposed scheme that is granted is adhered to and work is commenced in a timely fashion.
Sutton Kersh
2 Cotton Street,
Liverpool,
L3 7DY
t. 0151 207 6315
f. 0151 207 6316
tenders@suttonkersh.co.uk
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