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The property (Land Reg.No. NGL492043) comprises a two-storey former warehouse building fronting Hermitage Road. The building is strategically placed as the first building upon entering the Omega Works development.
A large percentage of the building is currently let to a number of creative individuals and artists on AST residential use, with the balance of the site being used as commercial use. This building is a good opportunity for a developer or investor seeking redevelopment or conversion opportunities.
Harringay has rapidly risen in popularity in recent years, both for residents and businesses. The London Borough of Harringay is encouraging regeneration, boosting housing needs and utilising the existing excellent transport links, which will be further enhanced by Crossrail.
The borough is the hub of London’s manufacturing businesses with companies such as Redemption Brewery and Beavertown Brewery, Wildes Cheese, Cocorose and Kashket Partners with premises locally.
Manor House Station (Piccadilly Line) is just a few minutes walk away, providing services to central London between Cockfosters and Heathrow. Approximately half a mile away from the site, is Harringay Green Lanes Station (provides services between Gospel Oak and Barking The A503 leads to the A406 to the north and to the A501 and The City to the south. Numerous bus routes operate in the area.
As part of the Harringay Council’s Local Plan, this site has been identified alongside the other properties within Omega Works area, as part of the Site Allocations to meet local housing demands and create new employment spaces. The Council have allocated this site in its current form as industrial premises with significant residential occupancy and the future deliver to be a mix use scheme. Interested parties should make their own enquiries with London Borough of Harringay.
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