Grade II Listed Church For Sale in Stanley, Stanley St Georges Church, 3 East View, South Moor, Stanley, DH9 7EW

St George’s is a Grade II Listed church building with multiple features of architectural importance including a range of stained glass windows and memorials. There is a very well used memorial garden on the northern elevation of the property. The property itself is of a traditional construction as expected of a church building of this age with solid sandstone walls, pitched timber framed roof under a traditional slate surface. Cast iron guttering and downpipes and stone framed single glazed, lead lined windows. The property sits within a large site, with the majority of the land used for burials. Land as defined on the attached plan is offered for sale with the building. The property has a small road which runs all the way around the building which can be used for vehicular access. To the north of the site there is a small rectangular plot of land which would likely be suitable for redevelopment or indeed repurposing as car parking for the church building as part of its future use. From our on site measurements we calculate the property to provide 255 sq m (2,745 sq ft) of gross internal area. The property has a maximum cleared height of 6.47m to the apex of the roof. The site is situated on South Moor Road which is the main road within South Moor, a small residential suburb on the outskirts of Stanley. Stanley has a resident population of approximately 19,000 with 55,000 persons living within the wider district of Derwentside. The town lies 10 miles south of Newcastle upon Tyne, 8 miles north west of Durham and 5 miles west of Junction 63 of the A1(M) and Chester le Street. The property is available by way of offers invited, subject to a guide price of £95,000. Please note that our client reserves the right not to accept the highest or any offer received. Our client is not bound by the best value restrictions set out within the charities act and will be looking to dispose of the property for the best and most suitable use for the asset. All interested parties must be able to present a clear business plan for the proposed use of the property, as well as proof of funding to deliver such a use.