| Ref number | 26/27 - 02 |
|---|---|
| Rental price | Offers to be in excess of £15,000 per annum exclusive. The Council reserves the right to accept any offer at their discretion and is not obligated to proceed with the highest or any offer. The Council reserves the right to market the land through an agent if the desired market rate is not achieved during this process. |
| Size available | Total demise area – 2,000 sqm (21,500 sqft) Bowls Pavilion – Gross Internal Area (GIA) 55 sqm (590 sqft) External Pavilion Stand – 15 sqm (160 sqft) External Toilet Block – 9 sqm (96 sqft) |
| Use class | Present Use Class F2 – For sports and recreation purposes. |
| Energy Performance Certificate | 27 B |
| Proposed use | Bowls Club and associated recreation outdoor use or for community and other uses subject to planning approval. |
| Application process | Interested parties should complete the online application form. The Council is not obliged to accept the highest offer or any offer. Any negotiations are subject to contract/lease and Heads of Terms set out in this document may be subject to change. |
| Closing date for applications | 29 May 2026 at 5pm. |
| Viewing and further details | Viewing should be by appointment only. To book a viewing, please email etongrovepavilion@brent.gov.uk Please note, name of the bidder will be taken on viewing. Only viewers will be considered for the tender application. Ensure the name given on viewing is the same as on the application. |
Description
Eton Grove Bowls Club Pavilion was built around 1950. It is a single storey building that appears to be of a timber frame construction with external rendered panel walls. The flat roof appears to have a bitumen felt covering. There are a number of glazed windows across the structure together with the entrance door that are secured with metal bars. The external open terrace provides good views across the bowls' ground for games. Separately, at the bowls club, there is a patio area with a number of timber benches for relaxation purposes.
Internally, the property has a main hall, a male and a female changing rooms, and a kitchen. The walls and ceiling are of a panel construction with a vinyl tile floor.
The Bowls Club demise includes an accessible external WC outhouse that is of a brick construction under a flat roof.
There is a good size bowling green that has been reasonably well maintained. The property is bound by palisade fencing to the perimeter of the site.
Potential applicants should undertake their own inspections of the property to determine its overall condition.