3 Portland Street, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 1PB

Adaptable Office Accommodation Set over Three Floors

Allocated Parking

Well Situated for Bus and Train Station

With Development Potential

Freehold may be available

Professional Office Space - Town Centre Location. Flexible space over Three Floors with parking.

Detailed Description

The offices are laid out over three floors and as such could be sub-divided, although the preference is to let as a whole.
The office premises are accessed via seven steps from the pavement. The ground floor entrance hall leads directly to the ground floor office suite with stairs to the upper floors. The ground floor office suite comprises a reception area leading to an additional office to the rear which was formerly used as a meeting room.
The upper floors provide two self-contained office suites that could be occupied by the same user, as has been the case for the last 31 years.

The first floor office suite comprises a reception area/office and three further rooms together with the kitchen.
The second floor office suite comprises a small entrance lobby with a suite of three offices and a kitchenette area which could be used for storage. All offices are well lit with large sash windows.

Office furniture could be available by separate negotiation.

In addition, there is Planning Permission for conversion into 3 flats plus a basement office.

Parking
There are 4 parking spaces at the property plus 2 parking permits which are assigned to 3 Portland Street (payable annually 2024 cost £150-200pa).


Location

The Grade II listed property is well situated with good access to both the main bus station and the railway station which are at either end of Portland Street.

King's Lynn is an important sub-regional centre, an historic port and market town situated on the southern shores of The Wash. The town has a population of just over 42,000 and is the administrative centre for West Norfolk. Road communications are via the A10, A47, A17 and A148/A149, whilst there is a mainline rail service to London King's Cross (1hour 40mintes approximately) and established port trade, particularly with Scandinavia and Northern Europe.