The freehold of a former police station in Birmingham has hit the market.
Harborne Police Station sits on a 1.62-acre site and comprises a spacious three-storey main building, reducing to two storeys at the rear and a single-storey garage. Internally, the property offers more than 43,000 sq ft of office and storage space.
The site lends itself to multiple different uses, subject to achieving the relevant planning consents. The property is being sold as seen in its current condition with vacant possession on an informal tender basis. Both conditional and unconditional offers will be considered by joint agents Ogle Property and Avison Young.
Josh Dennis, chartered surveyor in Avison Young’s Birmingham office, said: “The arrival of Harborne Police Station to the market presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a unique and versatile property brimming with potential, and we’re inviting prospective buyers to come and see for themselves the possibilities for reuse or redevelopment.
“We expect strong demand for the property, due to a restricted supply of similar opportunities within the area and given the site’s excellent transport connections and proximity to both local amenities and Birmingham city centre. It’s not often that a site of this size and quality becomes available in an area such as Harborne, and we look forward to working with partners to find the right buyer.”
David Martin, managing director of the Midlands region at Avison Young, added: “Avison Young is delighted to continue the strong working relationship with West Midlands Police that we have cultivated over many years. We look forward to continuing to support our client with the launch of Harborne Police Station, providing ongoing professional services to deliver value for the public sector.”
