FOR SALE

LOT 58 - 132-136 Powis Street, Woolwich, London, SE18 6NL 

Key Features
  • * Comprises total accommodation extending to 392.23 sqm (4,222 sq ft)
  • * Benefits from planning consent for a public house and 4 flats above 
  • * Town centre location - close to Woolwich Station (Elizabeth Line) and Woolwich Arsenal Station (Overground and DLR)
  • * Adjacent to TK Maxx, opposite Travelodge and close to Boots & Primark
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  • VAT is applicable
  • Freehold
  • Six Week Completion Available
  • Vacant


EXISTING & PROPOSED DRAWINGS



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Acquisition Cost

 

 

 

Purchase Price £500,000
Stamp Duty £25,000
Agent's Fee (1.5%+vat ) £7,500
Legal & Misc £5,000
Total Acquisition Cost £537,500

 



VAT (Refundable)

VAT Payable @ 20% of £500k £100,000
VAT Cash Contribution - 25% of £100k £25,000
Finance cost on VAT for 6 months for £75k @ 12% APR £4,500

 



Cash Invested

40% Deposit at Purchase £200,000
Stamp Duty £25,000
Retained Interest for 12m @ £1.5m £36,000
25% of £100k VAT due £25,000
Agent & Legal inc VAT £15,000
Professionals / B.R / Structural / QS / MS etc.  £20,000
Mobilization Fund £100,000
Misc £50,000
Total £471,000

 



Profit

Profit (Estimated)
GDV (Sale Price)   £2,480,500
Interest on Purchase 12m £36,000  
Interest on VAT Loan for 6 mth £4,500  
Sales Agent + Legal (2%) £17,500  
Acquisition costs £537,500  
Development Costs  £871,000  
Total Costs:    £1,466,500
     
Profit   £1,014,000

 



Return on Investment

ROI (Estimated)
Cash Invested £471,000
Profit Earned £1,014,000
Profit for JV Partner £507,000
Total ROI 215%
ROI for JV Partner 107%

 

 



Gross development Valuation / APPRAISAL

 

Units Type (Flats) Number of Units
One Bed (2 person) 1
Two Bed (3 person) 2
Studio 1Bed (1 Person) 1
Total Units 4

 



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Gross Development Value (Collective)
Units Level Description GIA m2 NIA m2 Value
  Basement No. 132-134 203.22 151.34 £454,000
  Ground No. 132-134 139.75 139.75 419,000
  Ground No. 136 58.90 58.90 176,500
1st Studio 1bed 1P 38.23 38.23  £229,000
1 1st Flat 1 - 2Bed 3p 64.37 64.37  £386,000
  1st  Communal Area 37.4    
2nd Flat 2 - 2Bed 3P 65.39 65.39  £392,500
1 2nd Flat 3 - 1Bed 2P 70.54 70.54  £423,500
  2nd Communal Area
4.0    
Total:  

Sale Resi @ £6,000/m2

Sale Comm @ £3,000/m2

681.8 588.52 £2,480,500

 



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Gross Rental Value (Collective)

Units Level Description sqm Value
  Basement No. 132-134 151.34 £12,000
  Ground No. 132-134 139.75 £18,000
  Ground No. 136 58.90 £6,000
1st Studio 1bed 1P 38.23  £18,000
1 1st Flat 1 - 2Bed 3p 64.37  £21,600
  1st  Communal Area    
2nd Flat 2 - 2Bed 3P 65.39  £24,000
1 2nd Flat 3 - 1Bed 2P 70.54  £21,600
  2nd Communal Area    
Total: @ 4.88% Yield £121,200

 



DEVELOPMENT Costs (Estimates)

Item Description Amount £
Legals   £10,000
Professionals / Architect 5% of Construction Cost £33,500
Conversion 206 m2 @ £1,500 £309,000
Construction 74 m2 @ £2,500
£185,000
Commercial Renovation 350 m2 @ £,500
£175,000
Insurances 0.5% of Construction costs £5,000
Finance Cost 18% @ 1% per month £120,000
CIL To be verified? £0
Contingency 5% of Construction Cost £33,500
Total   £871,000

 



Planning Approval



PLANNING APPLICATION REFERENCES

Reference Proposal Status Decision Issued Date
23/3788/NM An application submitted under Section 96a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for a non material amendment in connection with the planning permission dated 23/11/2020 (Reference: 20/0027/F) for [Change of use from retail (A1) to a Public House (A4) at ground floor and basement and 4 self-contained flats (C3) on the 1st-3rd floors together with construction of a second floor rear extension, replacement of the shopfront, installation of an extractor flue on the roof, installation of windows to the rear and side elevations, addition of an external staircase at the site, addition of an inset roof balcony, installation of 1 new rooflight, addition of two new entrances to basement at the side, and provision of associated waste and cycle storage and external amenity space. [RE-CONSULTATION: AMENDED DESCRIPTION AND DRAWINGS - PROPOSAL MERGED WITH APPLICATION 16/3672/F] to allow:
The reduction in the size of one window at the rear facade and slight relocation of the bins at the front façade to facilitate the residential entrance to the upper floors which include a minor change to the façade.
Refused Wed 27 Dec 2023
23/3322/SD Submission of details pursuant to Conditions 3 (Materials), 4 ( Delivery & Servicing Plan), 5 (Details of Proposed Balustrades), 6 (Cycle Parking), 7 (Refuse & Recycling) and 15 (Staff Cycle Parking) of planning permission 20/0027/F dated 23/11/2020. Refused Thu 07 Dec 2023
20/0027/F Change of use from retail (A1) to a Public House (A4) at ground floor and basement and 4 self-contained flats (C3) on the 1st-3rd floors together with construction of a second floor rear extension, replacement of the shopfront, installation of an extractor flue on the roof, installation of windows to the rear and side elevations, addition of an external staircase at the site, addition of an inset roof balcony, installation of 1 new rooflight, addition of two new entrances to basement at the side, and provision of associated waste and cycle storage and external amenity space. [RE-CONSULTATION: AMENDED DESCRIPTION AND DRAWINGS - PROPOSAL MERGED WITH APPLICATION 16/3672/F] Approved Mon 23 Nov 2020

 



PLANNING CONDITIONS

No. Summary Specialist Consultant Fee Status
1. Permission expires on 23 Nov 2023 CBC - Complete Building Control TBA Notice to be served
2.

The development shall be carried out strictly in accordance with the application plans,
drawings and documents hereby approved and as detailed below:

PW 200 GA B rev 1 PW 200 GA R rev 2 PW 200 GA 00 rev 3 PW 100 G00
PW 200 GA 01 rev1 PW 200 SC A rev 1 PW 200 EL E PW
100 GAB
PW 200 GA 02 rev2 PW 200 SC B rev 1 PW 200 EL S PW 100 GA R
PW 200 GA 03 rev2 PW 200 EL N rev 2 PW 100 GA PW 200 EL W rev 1
Design and Access Statement
     
3. Prior to the commencement of the development hereby approved, full details including physical samples of all facing materials and finishes to be used on the development hereby approved shall be submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority and the scheme shall thereafter be implemented in accordance with the approved drawings and maintained for the lifetime of the development.      
4.
  • The public house hereby approved shall not be occupied until a detailed Delivery and Servicing Plan (DSP) for the public house on the site hereby approved has been submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority. The DSP shall demonstrate how deliveries will be carried out to ensure impacts of the safe operation of the highway are minimised and shall include details of:
  •  The timing and frequency of deliveries
  •  The location of loading and unloading
  • The size of delivery vehicles
  • The DSP shall be fully implemented in accordance with the approved details prior to the first occupation of the development and maintained thereafter for the lifetime of the development.
     
5. Prior to the first occupation of the development hereby approved, full details of the proposed balustrades to be used in the development shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. The development shall be fully implemented in accordance with the approved details prior to the first occupation of
the development and shall be retained in such a fashion in perpetuity.
     
6. All residential cycle parking facilities shall be provided as illustrated on approved drawing PW 200 GA 00 rev1 and made available for use prior to the occupation of the development hereby approved and maintained thereafter for the lifetime of the development.      
7. All residential and commercial refuse and recycling facilities shall be provided as
illustrated on approved drawing PW 200 GA 00 rev1 and made available for use prior to the occupation of the development hereby approved and maintained thereafter for the lifetime of the development.
     
8. The boilers used in the development hereby approved shall have dry NOx emissions
not exceeding 40 mg/kWh (0%).
     
9. The internal potable water consumption for each of the approved dwellings shall be
limited to 105 litres per person per day (l/p/d) based on the Government's national
calculation method for water efficiency for the purpose of the Building Regulations.
     
10. The hours of use for the Public House shall from 10 am to 11pm Sunday to Thursday
and 10am to 12 midnight Friday and Saturday.
     
11.

 Prior to the commencement of the development hereby permitted an acoustic survey detailing the noise impacts from fixed plant & equipment associated with the development shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. The acoustic survey shall include the following:

Survey of existing background/ambient sound level; The proposed operational hours of the plant;
Manufacturers noise specification (Sound power/Sound pressure level, octave
band spectral levels) of proposed plant and equipment such as air handling
units, boilers, lifts, mechanical ventilation [delete/add as necessary];
Proposed mitigation measures to ensure the existing background sound level will not increase when measured at one metre from the façade of the nearest noise sensitive premises. In order to achieve this, the plant shall be
designed/selected, or the noise from the plant should be attenuated, so that it
is 10dB below the existing background level (LA90 15min). The measurements
and assessment shall be made in accordance to the latest British Standard 4142, and shall be submitted to and approved by the Local Planning Authority.
The approved noise mitigation measures shall be implemented prior to occupation of the development and shall be permanently thereafter for the lifetime of the development.
     
12.

Prior to the commencement of the development hereby permitted a detailed scheme of noise insulation measures for all divisions (walls and/or floors) separating
commercial/residential areas shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The scheme of noise insulation measures shall be prepared
by a suitably qualified consultant/engineer and shall demonstrate that the proposed
sound insulation will achieve a level of protection which is at least +10dB above the Approved Document E standard (Dwelling houses and flats) for airborne sound insulation and -10dB for impact sound insulation. The approved scheme shall be implemented prior to the commencement of the use and be permanently retained
thereafter.

     
13.

assessment detailing the expected noise generated from amplified music/speech;
noise from traffic and/or car parking; and deliveries outside daytime hours, and the
impact on the amenity of neighbouring residents shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the local planning authority. The noise impact assessment shall be supported by a noise assessment prepared by a suitably qualified expert and shall detail mitigation measures as necessary to prevent unacceptable noise nuisance for neighbouring properties. The development shall be fully implemented in accordance with the recommendations of the noise impact assessment prior to the occupation of the approved A4 unit.

     
14.

The flat roof of the external staircase hereby approved as well as the flat roof of the
application building, shall only be used for maintenance purposes and in an emergency and shall not be used as external amenity space, roof garden or any form of external customer floor space

     

 



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