Priory Mews, Warwick

The western developable parcel totals approximately 0.12 acres, with the eastern parcel comprising approximately 0.10 acres.

The site previously comprised six residential dwellings which have been
demolished leaving a cleared and vacant site.

The subject site is bounded to the north west by a pedestrian footpath, to
the south west and south by adjacent residential properties, to the east by Northgate House, Conference Centre.

The historic market town of Warwick lies approximately 34 miles south east of Birmingham, nine miles north east of Stratford Upon Avon and two miles west of Royal Leamington Spa.

Warwick has ancient origins and an array of historic buildings, notably from the Medieval, Stuart and Georgian eras. The most notable relic being Warwick Castle, which is a major tourist attraction.

The property is located within Warwick town centre, south of Cape Road. The subject site benefits from the nearby amenities including a variety of local shops, Priory Medical Centre, library and post office. There are also
leisure amenities within close distance of the subject site such as Priory Park, Warwick Golf Centre and St Nicholas Park Leisure Centre.

The subject site is well connected by rail being approximately 0.5 miles south west of Warwick railway station. The station provides regular links to Leamington Spa and Stratford-upon-Avon. There are also direct services to Birmingham and London.