Hatfield House, Imperial Road, Malvern, WR14 3AP

Prime development opportunity extending to approximately 1.1 acres (0.45 hectares) as marked by our yellow line boundary with c. 17,678 square foot of existing floorspace offering scope for a number of re-development options (subject to planning).

The building known as Hatfield House currently occupies the site, a former boarding house that was purpose-built built as such in the 1960s. The property is of concrete frame with brick and curtain wall infill panels construction, arranged over basement, ground, first, and second floor at its highest point.

The property in brief comprises; 19 student bedrooms providing accommodation for approximately 52 boarders, 2 self contained staff accommodation flats, catering kitchen, dining room, sitting room, games room, laundry and drying room, a number of bathrooms, and offices. The plant room for the property is located in the basement. Copies of the floorplans are available on request.

Vehicular access is provided to the property via a single entrance on Imperial Road, that leads onto a tarmac driveway with parking for a number of vehicles in unmarked spaces. The sites boundaries are all secure bar the southern boundary, which at present is open to land owned by our client. It would be for the incoming purchaser to construct and secure this new southern boundary.

The property is centrally located in Great Malvern, a historic spa town. Within close distance to the subject site are a comprehensive range of amenities including Waitrose, a number of independent retailers, locally renowned theatre, library, MSJ Sports and Fitness Centre, and Manor Park tennis club. There are a range of further amenities available in the wider town to cater for most needs.

Malvern offers schooling from both private and state sectors including; Malvern St James (ISI Excellent), Malvern College (ISI Excellent) and The Chase (OFSTED Good). There is also a range of primary schools in the area.

Great Malvern railway station is located approximately 320m to the south of the site, and providing direct commuter rail services to London Paddington, Birmingham New Street, Hereford, Worcester, and other destinations.

The site is situated within the Great Malvern Conservation Area, designated in recognition of the special architectural and historic interest of the area.