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ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
A Prime City Centre
Development Opportunity
(with outline planning consent)
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
02
INVESTMENT
SUMMARY
01. 02. 03. 04. 05.
Opportunity to acquire Close to the award lanning approval
P Potential for development Over £3 Billion of inward
a development site in winning Bonus Arena, for 8 storey mixed use of alternative uses (subject investment has recently
Hull city centre. Fruit Market, Princes development including to planning), with planning been invested in Hull.
Quay and Hull Marina. 70 apartments, permission previously
3 commercial units and granted for development
34 car parking spaces. of 135 bed hotel.
06. 07. 08. 09.
Hull is a top 20 UK city otal site area
T Freehold. ffers in the region
O
in terms of population. of 0.30 acres. of £775,000.
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
03 LOCAL OCCUPIERS INCLUDE:
KINGSTON UPON
Kingston-Upon-Hull is the regional and economic
capital of East Yorkshire and the Humber region.
Hull has a local population of 350,000 people and supports an 850,000 people within
a 45 minute drive, including 220,000 ABC1s who reside in some of the UK’s wealthiest
wards, commanding a spend value of £3.7 billion per annum.
The city has It is home to the The City is the The port of Hull is a One million ferry Over £3 billion of Hull has the fastest Positioned at the Rapid access to 2 017 UK Capital
reinvented itself as a £300M Siemens UK’s busiest key gateway to passengers pass investment, creating broadband network heart of the UK, Leeds/Manchester/ of Culture.
world class centre for facility which port complex. Europe with through the port of more than 6,000 in Britain. being 200 miles from London and Europe
renewable energy. manufactures, Rotterdam and Hull every year. new jobs. London Edinburgh, by road, rail and air.
assembles and Antwerp only 211 96 miles from
services for wind nautical miles away. Manchester and 61
turbine blade systems miles from Leeds.
around the world.
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
04
CULTURE
The Deep, is one of the UK’s most
successful Millennium projects
and was designed by the world-
famous architect Sir Terry Farrell.
The world’s first ‘submarium’ has
A CITY OF attracted over 8,000,000 people
since opening in 2002.
Hull has a rich culture and has The Bonus Arena is one of the The Freedom Festival is a
been a centre of free thinking UK’s best new indoor concert significant annual music and
and bold ideas throughout arenas hosting international arts festival that attracts over
history, from William Wilberforce and national bands/artists. The 100,000 people per annum.
to John Venn, The Housemartins Adelphi Club is one of the UK’s
The city boasts two rugby clubs
to Philip Larkin, and the father of most important independent
Hull Kingston Rover and Hull
modern football, Ebenezer Cobb music venues playing host to
FC. Hull City Football Club and
Morley to Clive Sullivan. Oasis, Pulp and Radiohead.
Hull FC share the impressive
Hull was UK Capital of Culture The world-renowned Hull Truck KCOM Stadium which also
in 2017 and this acted as company has fostered the regularly hosts international
a springboard for national talents of Anthony Minghella, Rugby test matches as well
attention, hosting national John Godber and Richard Bean. as concerts including The
events such as Turner Prize Who, REM and ELO.
& BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend.
HUMBER STREET
MKM STADIUM
HULL TRUCK THEATRE BONUS ARENA FREEDOM FESTIVAL
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
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THE PORT OF HULL GREEN PORT HULL
Hull is home to the UK’s busiest port complex. The property is opposite Green Port
Hull, where Siemens have, alongside
The essential activity is the
manufacturing, assembly and
It handles more than 12m tonnes The Ports offer 24 hour access to a Associated British Ports (ABP) and servicing facilities for wind turbine
and one million passengers pass continental market of 170 million Hull City Council, invested over £300M blade systems. This has been the
through the port of Hull every year. people within 24 hours transit and and created a world class centre for catalyst for further development
The wider Humber ports handling are ideally placed to capitalise on renewable energy, creating wealth associated with renewable energy
£75 Billion of trade per annum. increased levels of trade with Europe and employment for the region. such as bio-fuels, carbon capture,
and the emerging markets of Eastern waste to energy and tidal power
P&O run daily passenger/ cargo
Europe, the Far East and China. generation.
services to Holland and Belgium,
the route has been operational for In August 2021, Siemens Gamesa
the last 50 years. outlined plans to invest £186m to
upgrade and expand its offshore
wind turbine blade factory in Hull.
www.greenporthull.co.uk
PORT OF HULL
Edinburgh
Glasgow
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE
EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE
HU1 2NP
06 Newcastle
Upon Tyne
HARROGATE ST STEPHENS
YORK A165 SHOPPING CENTRE
M6
A1079
A1(M)
Leeds
Bradford HULL PARAGON RAIL A1(M)
Airport A19 & BUS INTERCHANGE
KINGSTON
LEEDS A165 A1079 Leeds UPON HULL
SELBY
M1
M62
A63
HULL ANLABY ST
M62
M18
Port Immingham
of Hull Manchester
M62 Sheffield
Liverpool
A1 M18 A15 M1
A19
WAKEFIELD SCUNTHORPE Nottingham
FERENSWAY ANLABY ST
M180 GRIMSBY M6 Derby
DONCASTER Leicester Norwich
A15 Humberside
M1 Airport A1079 CARR LN Birmingham
Doncaster
Airport A159 OSBORNE ST ANNE ST Coventry
M18 A1(M) Cambridge
GAINSBOROUGH Felixstowe
M1
SHEFFIELD M5
M11
A1
M1
M25 Southend-
Cardiff London On-Sea
M4
Bristol
TRANSPORT
M3 Dover
Southampton
Portsmouth
Exeter
Plymouth
Three international airports are within one and a half
hours’ drive.
Eight direct rail services run each day between Hull and
London taking as little as 2 hours 40 minutes each way. There
is an hourly service on the Trans Pennine line to Leeds (and
on to Manchester and its airport) and a twice-hourly service
to Doncaster and Sheffield (with connections to the East
Coast Main Line and into the Midlands).
It is linked to the national motorway network via the A63
dual carriageway directly leading to the M62, M18 and A1.
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
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INWARD INVESTMENT
Over £3bn of investment has recently been invested
in the City, notable examples including;
£310m £200m £310m
Siemens Gamesa/ABP offshore Investment by RB including Waste to Energy plant
wind -blade manufacturing facility new science and on Stoneferry
and nacelle assembly facility innovation centre
£85m £84m £66m
THE UNIVERSITY
KCOM investment in superfast
broadband
Investment by Hull City Council,
HCA and Wykeland Beal in
regeneration of Fruit Market
Arco national Distribution
centre expansion, new HQ OF HULL
£50m £27m £22m Founded in 1927, The University of Hull offers world class education
to over 16,000 students producing an attractive pipeline of talent.
The University of Hull has a number of world leading research institutes
including the Institute for Clinical and Applied Health Research, the
Institute for Energy and the Environment, the Logistics Institute and
the Marine and Maritime Institute.
Investment by Smith Investment ABP in the
and Nephew by Croda port of Hull
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
THE DEEP HUMBER
08 ARCO WORLD HQ
FRUIT MARKET
HUMBER QUAYS
ALBERT DOCK
HULL MINSTER
A63 HUMBER DOCK
MARINA HULL ARENA
CASTLE ST HOLIDAY INN RAILWAY DOCK KINGSTON WHARF COMMERCIAL RD
MARINA
PRINCESS QUAY KINGSTON
SHOPPING CENTRE RETAIL PARK
VUE CINEMA A63
(£355M upgrade underway)
BONUS ARENA A63
FERENS ART
GALLERY
PRIMARK
MYTON ST
CAR PARK FERENSWAY
OSBORNE ST
HULL CITY COUNCIL
DEVELOPMENT SITE
POLICE STATION
CARR LN
KCOM
HOTEL IBIS
OSBORNE ST
A1079
PARAGON ARCADE ANNE ST
SHOPPING OUTLET
CARR LN
OSBORNE ST
FERENSWAY
ANLABY ST
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
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PARAGON RAIL AND BUS INTERCHANGE HULL MARINA
Botanic FREETOWN WAY
A165 A165
A1079 Prospect A1165
Shopping
Centre
GREAT UNION ST
St Stephen’s
Shopping
Centre
Drypool
Hull Royal
Infirmary
Hull Paragon
Interchange
HULL CITY
CENTRE
A1105 ANNE ST
OSBORNE ST
Princess Quay Old Town
ll
r Hu
Shopping
ANALBY RD Centre
Rive
Hull Minster
FRENSWAY Bonus A63
Arena
CASTLE ST
Hull Marina
Kingston
Retail Park Fruit Market
The Deep
HESSLE RD
A63 Humber
Hull Arena
MICRO LOCATION
The Property is located within Hull City Centre, The Property is also close to the city centre primary
immediately adjacent to, and at the junction of, shopping area, with the Princes Quay, Prospect
Osborne Street and Anne Street. It occupies a and St Stephens Shopping Centres all within a 5
highly accessible location, being within a 5 minute minute walk. The arts and cultural attractions, as
walk of Hull Paragon Rail and Bus Interchange and well shopping, cafés, bars and restaurants located
close to the A1079 (Ferensway) dual carriageway, within and around Hull Marina and the Fruit Market
which links to the A63 to the south. are also within a 10 minute walk of the Property.
ST STEPHENS SHOPPING CENTRE PROSPECT SHOPPING CENTRE
A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
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THE BONUS
The Bonus Arena, completed in July 2018 following
Hull’s tenure as City of Culture in 2017, at a cost of £36M.
It is situated immediately adjacent to the site and has
a capacity of 3,500 people attracting Noel Gallagher’s
High Flying Birds, Richard Ashcroft, Van Morrison, the
Courteeners, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Two Door
Cinema Club, Westlife, Boyzone and George Ezra. The
awarding winning Arena also includes a large hard and
soft landscaped plaza, providing a link between the
modern city centre, the Old Town and the Waterfront.A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
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THE SITE
The Property was previously occupied by a two-storey former Nightclub
building. The building was demolished in 2021, leaving a level site of circa
0.30 acres (0.12 hectares) in area (as shown edged with a solid red line on
the plan below.)A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
For further information on planning please contact Hull City Council’s planning department.
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UP TO 3,621.8 SQ.M RESIDENTIAL FLOORSPACE
DEVELOPMENT CONSIDERATIONS (CLASS C3) AND UP TO 403.5 SQ.M NON-RESIDENTIAL
FLOORSPACE (CLASS E / SUI GENERIS).
Planning approval has recently been secured
(ref. 21/01046/OUT) for the following:
“Mixed use development comprising up to 3,621.8 sq.m
gross residential floorspace (Class C3) and up to 403.5
sq.m gross non-residential floorspace (Class E / Sui
Generis) in one block of up to eight storeys, including
ground and first floor car parking, with associated
public open space, landscaping and access.”
For further information on planning please contact Hull City
Council’s planning department.
The proposed development includes:
• 63 market apartments
(49 one bedroom and 12 two bedroom)
• 7 affordable apartments
(all one bedroom)
• 34 car parking spaces
• 4 motorcycle spaces
• 70 cycle spaces
The affordable housing provision is 10%
and will be reflected in the final Section
106. Full details available upon request.A PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE • EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE • HU1 2NP
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DEVELOPMENT CONSIDERATIONS (CONTINUED)
1
13.250 @8.5 2.000 @101 1
13.250 @8.5
1.567mm 200mm
1.567mm
FFL_2.8m
30 29 28 27 26 25
10.995 @101 10.995 @101
1,100mm 1,100mm
3 2 1 RESERVED RESERVED
32 31
24
RESERVED RESERVED
BIN STORE PLANT ROOM BIN STORE 34 33
40.9 sq. m. 22.1 sq. m. 51.2 sq. m.
Anne St
23
1
5.350 @8.5
CYCLE ROOM 633mm
RISER RISER RISER RISER
FFL_2.8m AOD
2.000 @101
LIFT LIFT ACCESS LOBBY RESIDENTIAL ENTRANCE 200mm LIFT LIFT
22
4 5 6 7 8 9
2.400 @121
200mm
COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL
UNIT 1 UNIT 1 UNIT 3
156.2 sq.m 128.5 sq.m 118.8 sq.m
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
FFL_+2.8m FFL_+2.8m FFL_+2.8m
7.200 @121 7.200 @121 7.200 @121 FFL_+2.8m
600mm 600mm 600mm
SECOND ENTRANCE
FIRE EXIT
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR
BATH BATH
BED KITCHEN LOUNGE BED KITCHEN LOUNGE
BED 1 BED 1
ST BATH ST BATH
LOUNGE LOUNGE
KITCHEN
S.01 S.03 T.01 T.03
KITCHEN
CAR RAMP 52.2 m2 61.2 m2 CAR RAMP 52.2 m2 61.2 m2
BED 2 BED 2
ST ST
LOUNGE BED LOUNGE BED
S.02 T.02
39.0 m2 BATH BATH
39.0 m2
BED BED
KITCHEN ST BATH KITCHEN ST BATH
DINNING DINNING
AMENITY AREA KITCHEN
AMENITY AREA KITCHEN
S.04 T.04
50.1 m2 LOUNGE LOUNGE
RISER
50.1 m2
RISER RISER RISER
ST ST
LOUNGE LOUNGE
BED BED
BATH BATH
LIFT LIFT
BED LIFT LIFT
BED
DINNING
S.05 DINNING
T.05
39.6 m2 39.6 m2
ST ST
BATH BATH
KITCHEN KITCHEN LOUNGE KITCHEN LOUNGE
KITCHEN
ST S.10 2
55.4 m ST T.10 2
55.4 m
51.0 m2
51.0 m2
51.0 m2
66.9 m2
51.0 m2
51.0 m2
BATH
51.0 m2
66.9 m2
ST
S.08
BATH
S.09
ST
S.07
S.06
T.08
T.09
ST ST
T.07
ST
T.06
RISER ST ST
BATH BATH RISER ST
BATH BATH
BATH KITCHEN KITCHEN KITCHEN KITCHEN BED 2 BATH KITCHEN KITCHEN KITCHEN KITCHEN BED 2
LOUNGE
LOUNGE BED LOUNGE BED LOUNGE LOUNGE
BED LOUNGE LOUNGE LOUNGE
BED BED BED
DINNING DINNING DINNING
BED 1 DINNING DINNING DINNING
BED 1
SECOND FLOOR THIRD TO SEVENTH FLOORA PRIME CITY CENTRE ANNE STREET/OSBORNE STREET
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY HULL CITY CENTRE
EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE
HU1 2NP
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Tenure Further
Freehold – sold with vacant possession. information
Anti-Money For further information or to arrange
a viewing, please contact:
Laundering Steve Carrick
sc@carrickre.com
07711 042 584
In Accordance with Anti-Money
Laundering Regulations, two forms of
ID and confirmation of the source of
funding will be required from the
successful purchaser.
Proposal Alex Willis
alex.willis@realestate.bnpparibas
07899 060 247
Offers in the region of £775,000.
Alisdair Gillespie
alisdair.gillespie@realestate.bnpparibas
Viewings
TREET
07442 855 024
ANNE S
Viewings are strictly by appointment only
and interested parties should note that
BNPPRE and CRE take no responsibility
0.3 ACRES
IMPORTANT NOTICE: These are not an offer or contract, nor part of one.
for any injury or accident at the property. You should not rely on statements by Carrick Real Estate or BNP Paribas
in the particulars or by word of mouth or in writing (“information”) as
Viewers and visitors of the Properties do being factually accurate about the property, its condition or its value.
so at their own risk. Neither Carrick Real Estate or BNP Paribas has any authority to make any
representations about the property, and accordingly any information
given is entirely without responsibility on the part of the agents, seller(s)
or lessor(s). Photos etc: The photographs show only certain parts of
the property as they appeared at the time they were taken. Areas,
measurements and distances given are approximate only. Regulations
etc: Any reference to alterations to, or use of, any part of the property
does not mean that any necessary planning, building regulations or
OSBO other consent has been obtained. A buyer or lessee must find out by
RNE inspection or in other ways that these matters have been properly dealt
STRE with and that all information is correct. VAT: The VAT position relating to
ET the property may change without notice. Carrick Real Estate is a limited
company registered in England with registered number 10893418. Our
registered office is Canada House, 3 Chepstow Street, Manchester,
M1 5FW where you may look at a list of members’ names. March 2022
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