Investing millions into local communities around the North West, we ensure our properties and commercial spaces provide businesses and facilities that benefit the local society.
The meeting of Paul Molyneux and Andrew Shaw was pure chance, striking up a conversation about a piece of land and its development opportunities whilst both were on a family holiday.
Our partnership was incorporated in 1999, and has endured ever since as Bishops Rock Properties Limited.
Organic growth with careful consideration.
Our growth has been organic as we devote careful consideration and planning to ensure we invest in the land and buildings that are the best fit for our company and the local community.
Bishops Rock exists to grow and develop property investment opportunities in both commercial and residential fields to add value to communities, create employment opportunities and support the local society.
“I believe that all schemes start with real opportunities; for great design, to create jobs, to provide a home, to revitalise a space, to resurrect an endangered building and to give back to society."
Andrew Shaw
Property Director Bishops Rock Properties
“I believe in doing things once and doing things right, building partnerships with others willing to join me on my journey and share in its success. With the bar set at excellence and applying meticulous attention to the finer details, I can create something outstanding for use in our communities”.
Paul Molyneux
Commercial Director Bishops Rock Properties
Our portfolio.
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99 King Street, Farnworth, Bolton
This site opened its doors in circa 1930 to the Farnworth community as an
employment exchange later becoming known as a Job Centre as times changed.
The centre closed in 2018 and was purchased by the company as an investment opportunity. Owned by Bishopsrock Properties Limited and operated by M60 Self Storage Limited, the building undertook extensive renovation to return it back to its former glory.
It now houses a purpose-built nursery for Lily’s Little Gems which opened in September 2019 along with a suite of premium office spaces, which attracted and retained businesses to Farnworth.
1 King Street, Farnworth, Bolton
Built in 1862 by Williams Deacon’s Bank served the people of Farnworth until 1970 following a merger of two subsidiary Banks then becoming Williams & Glyn Bank Limited. The building later became the Royal Bank of Scotland in 1985 which closed its doors on August 6th, 2018.
It was then purchased at auction by Bishopsrock Properties Limited and operated by M60 Self Storage. The directors are proud to reopen this historic fully restored stone fronted building on the high street as Britannia Safe Deposit, a bespoke centre of excellence and premium office spaces that will attract clientele from across the Northwest of England.
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