Welcome to Langdale Capital.

Construction is underway to transform this former pub site in the heart of the beautiful Lancashire village of Parbold into a 4,000 sq ft Co-op convenience store and three luxury residences.  The pub building itself will be retained and sensitively restored to form the Co-op convenience store.  The two elements of the development will be linked by an attractive courtyard car park providing a total of 21 parking spaces.

This new 4,100 sq ft Co-op food store was completed in January 2022 in the market town of Wymondham, 9.5 miles south-west of Norwich.  This store serves the southern side of Wymondham which has undergone significant growth recently with new housing developments completed by Hopkins Homes, Taylor Wimpey and Bovis Homes.

Construction is underway to create a luxury development of just two luxury apartments and a bespoke 2/3 bedroom bungalow with courtyard garden.  Each residence benefits from its own private entrance, either a private garden area or balcony and two private parking spaces with electric charge points.

Langdale Capital acquired a former social club and converted the original building to provide two retail units, which were pre-let to Co-Operative Food and Barnardo’s. Consent for residential use was sought on excess land adjacent to the site and sold off separately.

Following the purchase of a disused pub in the attractive village of Rossett between Wrexham and Chester, planning was sought for a sensitive extension and change of use within the village’s conservation area. The building was extended, fully refurbished and remodelled to provide a new Co-Op convenience store and 11 space car park.

Langdale Capital delivered a new store in the heart of Bolton to replace the two older stores that were no longer fit for purpose. The new store opened in February 2018.

This development of 14 apartments sold out in Summer 2017 and has established itself as the most sought after address on Lytham’s sea front.

Langdale Capital made a significant investment in Kingsley to provide a new village convenience store with a 17 space car park and delivery loading bay to replace the existing Co-Op, which was not fit for purpose and relied on on-street deliveries and on-street parking. Langdale Capital worked with the local community to ensure a design that achieved strong local support.

Langdale Capital transformed the car park of Burtonwood Parish Hall into a modern convenience store with associated parking and servicing.  The redevelopment included the creation of a new car park for the Parish Hall and provided vital funds to secure the long term future of this important community asset.

Langdale Capital purchased this development with the farmhouse and cottage already complete. The remaining two homes; the Long Barn and Granary, were completed and sold to local purchasers.

This greenfield site posed challenges due to poor ground conditions. Peat was removed from the site and underground bunding introduced at the site’s perimeter to ensure the water table of the surrounding land was not impacted. The site was filled with stone and vibro compacted before the build could commence. A new co-op convenience store was constructed with 23 parking spaces, HGV loading area and a new entrance off the A6 with new road layout on the A6 itself was also completed as part of the works.

Langdale Capital transformed this vacant pub during the first half 2020 and handed over to Co-op on schedule in June 2020.  Despite the severe impacts of the lockdown linked to the global pandemic, we delivered this store on time meaning that Co-op could open and serve the local community at a time when locally available groceries have been of even greater importance than usual.