Bank House, 7 Shaw Street, Worcester, WR1 3QQ

Bank House, 7 Shaw Street comprises an end terrace building arranged over the basement, ground, first and second floors. Being end terrace and on the junction of Shaw Street and Farrier Street, the building is highly prominent and offers good exposure to a busy area of the city. The property is a Grade II listed building – register number 1390154.

Throughout the building there is a mix of small to medium sized offices, along with WC and kitchen facilities. The basement space is currently used for storage and is best suited to that use. We are aware that a scheme has been drawn up to convert the property to three self-contained one-bedroom flats, arranged as one per floor.

Ground Floor 532 ft2 49.47 m2
First Floor 532 ft2 49.47 m2
Second Floor 532 sq ft 49.47 m2
Total 1,596 sq ft 148.40 m2

Bank House is situated within Worcester, in the West Midlands. Worcester lies 31 miles south west of Birmingham, 101 miles north west of London, 27 miles north of Gloucester and 23 miles north east of Hereford. At the 2011 census, the population of the city was approximately 100,000. The city has excellent transport links with a direct mainline to both Birmingham and London, via Worcester Foregate Street, Worcester Shrub Hill and the new Worcester Parkway station. Worcester also lies to the west of Junctions 6 & 7 of the M5 motorway, providing access north to Birmingham, the M42, the M6 and the wider national motorway network.