Outwood Lane, Horsforth, Leeds, LS18 4HP

The site is made up of two buildings, to the east is the original church - now known as the Church Hall which is Grade II listed. Built of stone with pitched slated roofs, it has timber single glazed windows to the various elevations. Internally, it is modernised, offering a variety of sizes of rooms. The main church dates from 1895 and is also of stone under a twin pitched roof. Tied into the front north facing gable, is a stone spire. The church is in reasonable condition and has been modernised periodically. Internally, it offers a large open-plan area and with a small balcony area.

Attached to the south eastern corner of the church is a small caretaker’s cottage. It is structurally sound but in poor internal accommodation. There is a small tarmac dammed forecourt for loading / parking. To the west of the church is a rectangular car park with independent access.

The church and associated buildings are situated in Horsforth, approximately five miles north west of Leeds city centre. The easiest approach to the property is to travel south down Low Lane, from its intersection with the Ring Road at the Woodside Roundabout. Outwood Lane runs off to the west, a short distance to the south.

The freehold interest in the property is offered for sale with Vacant Possession. Offers are invited in the excess of £750,000, subject to contract.

The property has historic and established use as a church although is no longer used for worship. Interested parties should make their own enquiries directly to Leeds City Council in relation to alternative uses.

The prospective purchaser will need to satisfy the Anti Money Laundering policies of the agent and the landlord client. This is usually two forms of identification and confirmation of the source of funds.