302-304 New Cross Rd 1,209 SF Retail Building London SE14 6AF $4,058,606 ($3,356.99/SF)

Located in New Cross, a well-connected Zone 2 location popular with young professionals and students. Excellent transport links via New Cross and New Cross Gate Stations (Overground & National Rail), providing fast access to London Bridge and the City. Surrounded by strong local amenity, with a growing cultural, retail and food scene anchored by nearby Goldsmiths University. New Cross Road is a significant thoroughfare in the New Cross district of South East London. The area is known for its vibrant community and proximity to various amenities. It hosts a mix of residential and commercial properties, including shops, cafés, and restaurants. The site sits on the corner between New Cross Road and Laurie Grove. New Cross Road is a commercial through road hosting shops, bars, restaurants and other amenities. Laurie Grove is a predominantly residential street leading to the centre of the Goldsmiths Campus.
A substantial Freehold site comprising six mixed-use buildings with significant redevelopment potential, located on a prominent corner in New Cross - one of South London’s most vibrant and evolving neighbourhoods. A rare opportunity to acquire a vacant, underutilised Freehold in a high-demand South London location with a clear route to planning and value creation. Suitable for residential-led mixed-use redevelopment or a comprehensive refurbishment strategy. 302-314 New Cross Road consists of a parade of six, mixed use terrace properties. Previously retail and upper parts (mix of office and residential), but now fully stripped out and fully vacant, save for 314 New Cross Road, which maintains its retail use as a bookshop. The opportunity also includes a large rear site which is currently unused and could be engaged as part of any future redevelopment, subject to planning. The property is offered with the benefit of a positive pre-application for a proposed development to provide 19 residential units over the upper floors and newly refurbished ground floor retail space, with basement storage. The new scheme will provide 15,339 sq ft residential GIA and 2,239 sq ft. Class E NIA, Total of 17,577 sq ft. Previously, commercial (retail) units to the ground floor with a mix of non-residential institution (Use Class D1) and residential units (Use Class C3) located above.
Substantial Freehold site comprising six mixed-use buildings The property is offered with the benefit of a positive pre-application for a proposed development to provide 19 residential units over the upper floors and newly refurbished ground floor retail space point...
302-314 New Cross Road consists of a parade of six, mixeduse terrace properties. Previously retail and upper parts (mix of office and residential), but now fully stripped out and fully vacant, save for 314 New Cross Road, which maintains its retail use as a bookshop. The opportunity also includes a large rear site which is currently unused and could be engaged as part of any future redevelopment, subject to planning. The property is offered with the benefit of a positive pre-application for a proposed development to provide 19 residential units over the upper floors and newly refurbished ground floor retail space, with basement storage. The new scheme will provide 15,339 sq ft residential GIA and 2,239 sq ft. Class E NIA, Total of 17,577 sq ft. Previously, commercial (retail) units to the ground floor with a mix of non-residential institution (Use Class D1) and residential units (Use Class C3) located above.
Offers are invited in excess of £3,000,000 for the Freehold interest, subject to contract and exclusive of VAT. An asset purchase at this level reflects an attractive capital value of £195 per sq ft on the existing area and only £171 per sq ft on the proposed area.
The proposed development at 302-314 New Cross Road aims to create a mixed-use scheme that aligns with the heritage of the site and addresses both residential and commercial needs supported by Lewisham Council and will form a part of the New Cross Area Framework progression. The proposal includes refurbished commercial spaces along New Cross Road, bringing the high street units back into active use. Commercial units would range from 27 sq m to 46 sq m in size, aiming to activate the frontage and re-engage with the local community.