Worcester, Worcestershire
£1,150,000
Guide price
Guide price
Exciting development opportunity of existing building and P/P for two properties
Description
Lindisfarne House is a Grade II listed property, constructed c.1850. It is currently occupied by City Church as an office and meeting facility.
The imposing three-storey building is set back from the road and is surrounded by lawned areas to the side and rear, and a car park to the front.
An impressive stone entrance leads to the main house, whilst the lower ground floor can be separately accessed via a rear entrance, thus offering potential as a self-contained unit.
Situation
Lindisfarne House is located on Barbourne Terrace, just off Barbourne road on the northern outskirts of Worcester City Centre. Worcester City Centre is within walking distance and the
property is within close proximity to Gheluvelt Park, Worcester Racecourse and the River Severn. Barbourne itself is a popular residential area and home to a number of local independent shops, convenience stores and public houses. The property is readily accessible being just off the A38 which leads north to the A449 and subsequently the M5 motorway, Junction 6.
Planning
Planning consent exists for the demolition of the single storey side extension (Main Hall) and subsequent erection of a pair of semi-detached 4
bedroom dwellings designed as a modern expression of Georgian architecture, with parking and landscaping whilst retaining the original building. Full information on the Planning and
Listed Building Consent can be obtained at:
https://plan.worcester.gov.uk/Planning/
Display/21/00551/FUL
https://plan.worcester.gov.uk/Planning/
Display/21/00552/LB
Tenure
The property is offered on a Freehold basis and will be sold with vacant possession upon completion.
Information pack
Copies of the relevant planning information, associated plans and technical reports are available within an information pack upon request.
Services
It is understood that all main services are available, although prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries. Heating is via a gas fired boiler.
Local Authority
Worcester City Council.
EPC Rating - F.
Rateable Value
£31,250.
VAT
VAT may be applicable, and interested parties should make enquiries ahead of submitting any offer.
Description
Lindisfarne House is a Grade II listed property, constructed c.1850. It is currently occupied by City Church as an office and meeting facility.
The imposing three-storey building is set back from the road and is surrounded by lawned areas to the side and rear, and a car park to the front.
An impressive stone entrance leads to the main house, whilst the lower ground floor can be separately accessed via a rear entrance, thus offering potential as a self-contained unit.
Situation
Lindisfarne House is located on Barbourne Terrace, just off Barbourne road on the northern outskirts of Worcester City Centre. Worcester City Centre is within walking distance and the
property is within close proximity to Gheluvelt Park, Worcester Racecourse and the River Severn. Barbourne itself is a popular residential area and home to a number of local independent shops, convenience stores and public houses. The property is readily accessible being just off the A38 which leads north to the A449 and subsequently the M5 motorway, Junction 6.
Planning
Planning consent exists for the demolition of the single storey side extension (Main Hall) and subsequent erection of a pair of semi-detached 4
bedroom dwellings designed as a modern expression of Georgian architecture, with parking and landscaping whilst retaining the original building. Full information on the Planning and
Listed Building Consent can be obtained at:
https://plan.worcester.gov.uk/Planning/
Display/21/00551/FUL
https://plan.worcester.gov.uk/Planning/
Display/21/00552/LB
Tenure
The property is offered on a Freehold basis and will be sold with vacant possession upon completion.
Information pack
Copies of the relevant planning information, associated plans and technical reports are available within an information pack upon request.
Services
It is understood that all main services are available, although prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries. Heating is via a gas fired boiler.
Local Authority
Worcester City Council.
EPC Rating - F.
Rateable Value
£31,250.
VAT
VAT may be applicable, and interested parties should make enquiries ahead of submitting any offer.
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