Duesbery Street, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU5

Built c.late 19th Century as a Sunday School, the property comprises a two-storey building of brick construction beneath pitched slate clad roofs. Internally, the property provides three large studios at ground and first floor level (with a floor to ceiling height of c.4m), kitchen, offices, stores and WCs at both levels with a small basement area (not inspected). Windows are uPVC double glazed throughout.

Externally there is a side/rear garden area.

The property offers scope for alternative uses as say a place of worship, studio, community space or residential development subject to consents. The accommodation is Grade II listed and situated in a Conservation Area.

Location

The subject property is located less than 1.5 miles north-west of Hull city centre. The property is situated to the rear of the Elim Pentecostal Church with pedestrian access off Duesbery Street. Duesbery Street is situated off Princes Avenue positioned between Spring Bank and Newland Avenue. The immediate area consists of high density residential housing with commercial premises fronting Princes Avenue.

Tenure

The freehold is offered For Sale with full vacant possession at a guide price of £175,000.