Christchurch Methodist Hall, King Street, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR30 2NZ

FOR SALE BY LIVESTREAM AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY 29TH JULY 2026 AT 10:00AM
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Substantial place of worship extending to around 600 sq/m with off road parking

This prominent freehold building is now surplus to the requirement of the Methodist Mission in Great Yarmouth. It is an imposing building in the heart of the towns historic quarter and offers a unique opportunity for its current use or other, subject to planning consent for change of use. The hall extend to around 600 sq/m and occupy a site of approximately 0.13 acres (stms). The building is one of the towns most recognised and is part of the enclave including St Georges Theatre and Pavilion.

It lies within a conservation area, however is not listed.

An exciting opportunity to give this building a new lease of life.

Ground floor Entrance Loggia with access to lift and stairs side access, meeting space, side Meeting room, kitchen and servery, office, lobby with side entrance, inner hall, ladies and gents cloakrooms, side entrance, meeting room
First floor Mezzanine with access to storage and first floor landing, meeting space with tiered seating, raised dais, fire exit, side entrance with lift, side entrance, staircase to ground floor east, small kitchen
Outside Off road parking on both sides. Access to cellar.
Location Great Yarmouth has a residential population of 93,400 and a population of 205,000 within half an hour travelling time. The town is the third largest UK seaside destination and it also adjoins the well known Norfolk Broads National Park. Great Yarmouth is a major employment area with a strong manufacturing and warehousing base and a busy seaport with deep water outer harbour serving the offshore oil and gas industry. The area has been enhanced in recent years by a steady programme of road improvements which have provided a vastly improved road link to London, the industrial centres of the Midlands and the North. A third river crossing (Herring Bridge) has now been completed.
History The site was chosen by Penrice for his mansion and subsequently acquired by the Congregational Church of the Town, then sold on to the Methodists.

Tenure: Freehold

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