Property Details

For Sale: £500,000 Offers in Excess of

Key Features

Description

The property comprises of an attractive three storey mid-terraced period building of traditional brick construction, set beneath a dual pitched slate roof with dormer windows to the front and rear elevations. The property benefits from impressive architectural features, including a wide open staircase, high ceilings on the ground and first floor, together with ornate plaster coving in various rooms.

The ground floor extends to provide for an entrance lobby/corridor with staircase leading to the upper floors. There is a large ground floor office at the front of the building which has been fitted with a concertina partition that can subdivide the room. There is a small kitchen area with a serving hatch located off this room. This room is connected to the rear extension by a corridor with steps leading down. On either side of the corridor are WC facilities and a storage cupboard from which the buildings plant room is accessed.

The first and second floors are accessed via a carpeted staircase from the lobby. The first floor comprises 4 offices and store. All rooms are carpeted and painted and have recessed data and power points. The ceilings are plaster skimmed and painted, with decorative coving around the perimeter. The windows are a mixture of wooden and UPVC double glazed, with ceiling mounted modular lighting.

The second floor contains 3 offices and a WC. The offices are all carpeted and have data and power via recessed wall mounted sockets and surface mounted fluorescent lighting in diffusers. The walls are plaster skimmed and painted, with two of the rooms having reduced height in part due to the mansard windows.

To the rear of the property there is a large single storey extension with a flat roof, which is used for storage and comprises a polished concrete floor with plaster skimmed walls, an electric loading door and fire escape lobby.

Externally, there is a small hard landscaped area to the front of the property and to the rear, a small, unmade road which gives access to Great Western Road.