Beaumont House, Auchinleck Way, Aldershot, GU11 1WT

Beaumont House is a Grade II* listed building located on Auchinleck Way in Aldershot. Originally constructed in the 1850's as the Beaumont Riding School, the property has been transformed into a modern office space while preserving its distinctive architectural features. The property has been featured in the classic 1968 film "The Charge of the Light Brigade " and also in the 1972 film "Young Winston".

The ground floor offers a combination of open-plan and cellular office spaces, featuring a reception lobby, boardroom, WC's and kitchen facilities and a plant room. The first-floor area to the front of the building includes two private offices and a balcony which overlooks the ground floor. The remaining first floor area, positioned above the cellular offices, provides an open-plan mezzanine. The property is carpeted throughout and benefits from gas central heating and air conditioning. Externally, the building benefits from ample parking within a secure, fenced site.

Beaumont House benefits from good connectivity to major roadways such as the A331, which provides access to the M3 motorway, linking Aldershot with London and the South Coast. The town also has a railway station with services to London Waterloo, making it convenient for commuters.

Aldershot offers a blend of urban and green spaces, with parks such as Manor Park and Aldershot Park nearby. The town centre, which is just a short walk away, provides a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

We are instructed to market the building on the basis of a freehold sale at a quoting price of £2,500,000.

Each side to be responsible for the payment of their own legal fees incurred. All prices are quoted exclusive of VAT which may be charged.

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