Elizabeth House, 9 Denmark Road, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 3HZ

The former specialist care facility is situated within a attractive Edwardian red brick structure, featuring a classic design that spans across the lower ground, ground, first, and second floors, all nestled beneath a dual-pitched slate roof. This building has undergone historical extensions and adaptations. It was previously used to provide housing for students with various disabilities, because of this, the home has C2 usage.

This home has 24 bedrooms, with nine of them equipped with full en suite facilities. Additionally, an independent flat is situated on the upper floor. Two passenger lifts service all floors, and the property is equipped with modern gas boilers and utilities throughout.

Set on on approximately 0.50 acres of land, the home is strategically positioned at the corner of Denmark and Alexandra Road. Notably, it has a substantial road frontage, adding to its appeal.

The home is located along Denmark Road within the City of Gloucester. It is conveniently positioned just one mile northeast of Gloucester City Centre and is within walking distance of both the bus and mainline railway station. Additionally, the M5 motorway can be reached via Junction 11a and 11 using the A417. The local area offers a number of amenities, including nearby parks and gardens, retail shops, all conveniently within walking distance along London and Kingsholm Road.

Lower Ground: Accessed via the internal communal areas, commercial kitchen, pantry, dining room, WC, laundry and a self-contained flat. Accessed separately are storage and workshop spaces.

Ground: Staff reception, staff room, offices, WCs, laundry, kitchen, two lounges, four bedrooms (two en suites).

First Floor: 12 bedrooms (six en suite), five bathrooms.

Second Floor: Six bedrooms (one en suite), office, bathroom, WC, large self-contained apartment.

There is rear parking for 16 vehicles, and a rear entrance ramp for wheelchair users. There are additional storage areas, along with self-contained gardens to the front and side.

The home has closed for trading and will be offered on a vacant possession basis. The home was formerly used as accommodation for young people with physical and learning disabilities and previously held CQC registration for 24 individuals.

The home offers exciting potential for care providers seeking representation within Gloucestershire. Subject to necessary consents we believe the property will also be of interest to specialist providers and supported living operators.

Alternatively, we believe the property and site may lend itself to redevelopment for alternative uses, subject to the necessary consents.

We are instructed to grant a new lease for Elizabeth House with a turnkey option subject to specification, terms and status, at an annual rent to be negotiated on a full repairing and insuring basis.
Our clients would also consider selling the freehold.