Former Guisborough General Hospital, Northgate, Guisborough, North Yorkshire TS14 6HZ

The subject site extends to 1.43 acres (0.58 hectares) and accommodates the former Guisborough Hospital, which is now vacant. The property comprises three sandstone-built buildings which are predominantly two storeys in height, covered by slate hipped roofs. Externally the buildings have decorative masonry quoins on the corner of the elevations and stone lintels supporting the windows, which are a mix of UPVC and timber sash. The stone built-buildings, which are Grade II Listed, are interconnected by a single storey extension, which is believed to have been built in the mid-20 century. To the south of the site there are two red brick buildings which are two storey in height, also covered by hipped slate roofs. These buildings are known as the ‘Ashwood’ building and the ‘Cottage’. Access is currently taken from Church Lane to the north and Northgate to the south west.

The property occupies a prominent corner position on Church Lane and Northgate in the highly sought after Market Town of Guisborough in North Yorkshire. Guisborough is located less than 9 miles south east of Middlesbrough town centre, acting as a gateway settlement between the North York Moor National Park to the south and the conurbation of Teesside to the north. Popular seaside destinations including Saltburn-by-the-Sea and Staithes are located within a short drive to the east. Retail services in the town comprise a range of nationally recognised occupiers including M&S, Boots, Superdrug, Caffe Nero and Costa Coffee, as well as numerous independent retailers and restaurants. Guisborough is well located in regards to various local walking trails, including ‘Roseberry Topping’, a popular rock formation that provides panoramic views across the region.