Lenten Street, Alton, Hampshire

William Curtis House, a landmark three storey Grade II listed building, in a popular location close to the Town Centre with Planning Permission for conversion to seven flats with associated internal and external alterations, provision of bin and cycle storage and parking for 8-10 vehicles - EHDC Ref: 20660/076.

The accommodation currently comprises:

GROUND FLOOR - 1,970 sq ft (166 sq m)
Reception, waiting room, wc, printing room, server room, kitchenette, six offices.

FIRST FLOOR - 1,717 sq ft (159 sq m)
Six offices, staff wc's

SECOND FLOOR - 695 sq ft (64 sq m)
Two offices

Total including basement, kitchenette and wc's £5,058 sq ft (469.96 sq m)

Current rateable value £45,000 (From 2023)
Rates payable £22,050

Freehold
Grade II listed
All main services connected, gas boiler
EPC: F (143)

The market town of Alton provides an excellent variety of shops and amenities including a main line station with services into London Waterloo in just over one hour, which is also the home of the Watercress Line Heritage Steam Railway. Close to the station is Waitrose and on the edge of the town are Aldi, Lidl and Wickes. The High Street and Town Centre features Sainsburys, M&S Foodhall, Iceland, Boots, Superdrug, Costa, Nero, Grape Tree, Holland & Barratt and W H Smith along with pubs, coffee shops and restaurants, museum and gallery. There is a weekly produce market in the High Street and regular craft and farmers markets. The town is surrounded by countryside where outdoor activities can be enjoyed and Alton Sports Centre provides a wide range of facilities. There are schools for all ages in the town including HSDC Alton College offering A level and vocational courses. The nearby A31 provides links to Farnham, the A3, M3 and Winchester and the A339 links to Basingstoke.