Capernwray Rd - Jackdaw Quarry 18.15 Acres of Commercial Land Offered at $2,376,555 in Carnforth LA6 1AD
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Well-established national diving and open water swimming centre
- Recreational lake with underwater theme park and fish stock
- Numerous outbuildings to include storage containers and a workshop
- Central facilities building with retail shop, café, conference room and office
- Extensive visitor car parking area
- Approximately 7.35 ha (18.15 acres) in total
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Capernwray Diving Centre is a well-established UK inland diving centre set within Jackdaw Quarry bounded on three sides by cliffs cut from the bedrock, providing an attractive setting for visitors. The centre also opened for open water swimming in 2011. The crystal clear water provides excellent visibility for divers and swimmers and it also contains a large number of fish including roach, perch, sturgeon and trout. The diving activities are varied and include purpose designed training platforms, a jetty with two piers for deep water entry, concrete slipway and two training areas with non-slip platforms. There are numerous underwater attractions to include a simulated cave, various aircraft, boats and attractions for divers to experience.
PROPERTY FACTS
| Price | $2,376,555 |
| Sale Type | Investment |
| Tenure | Freehold |
| No. Lots | 1 |
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Commercial |
| Total Lot Size | 18.15 AC |
1 LOT AVAILABLE
Lot
| Price | $2,376,555 |
| Price Per AC | $130,939.66 |
| Lot Size | 18.15 AC |
DESCRIPTION
The property is situated in an excellent location close to the National Parks of the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and Forest of Bowland only two miles from J35 of the M6, ideally located for diving and swimming enthusiasts from around the UK. The area is popular for wildlife and outdoor pursuit enthusiasts who come to enjoy the scenery and places of interest such as the caves, waterfalls at Ingleton and the range of mountains to include Whernside, Ingleborough and Pen-y-ghent collectively known as the Three Peaks.
CONTACTS
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Richard Prestwich -
Katherine Wigham
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Savills
