Trinity Church, Brougham Place, Hawick, Scottish Borders
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- Primary use
- Place of worship
Description
Trinity Church is a substantial and attractive detached property occupying a prominent position within the heart of Hawick. Constructed in traditional stone, the building provides extensive and versatile accommodation including a main worship area with gallery seating, church hall, vestry, office, kitchen, storage accommodation and WC facilities. The church sits within a generous site of approximately 0.6 acres, benefitting from private parking, landscaped grounds and excellent accessibility, creating an appealing opportunity for a variety of occupiers and purchasers.
The property currently contains war memorials; they will be removed and relocated prior to the sale of the property.
Services
The property is understood to benefit from mains water and electricity, with drainage connected to the public sewer.
Planning
The property is currently used as a church and is assumed to benefit from Class 10 (Non-Residential Institutions) use. The building may be suitable for a variety of alternative uses, subject to the necessary planning consents. The property is Category C Listed and located within a Conservation Area
EPC Rating – D
Local Area
Hawick is the principal town in the Scottish Borders, occupying an attractive setting within the Teviot Valley. Renowned for its rich textile heritage and international reputation for cashmere and knitwear production, the town provides a comprehensive range of amenities including independent retailers, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, schools and leisure facilities. Situated on the A7 trunk route, Hawick enjoys convenient access to Edinburgh, Carlisle and the wider Borders region, whilst offering residents and visitors an appealing blend of historic character, strong community identity and beautiful surrounding countryside.
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The responsibility for holding and preserving most Church properties rests with the General Trustees. They also authorise sales and lets of property, vet alterations at buildings, assist local congregations with maintenance and improvement work and give financial assistance in a number of ways. The trustees can also provide advice and financial assistance to local congregations to help with maintaining and improving their buildings.
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