Former Care Home High Road Trimley St Mary

Currently vacant, a former care home extending to approximately 7927 square feet providing 24 bedrooms. The current owners are open to proposals subject to planning for the letting or sale of the building.

The property is located in Trimley St. Mary, a
village just 2 miles north west of Felixstowe;
which is home to the largest container port in
Britain, in the county of Suffolk. Trimley St. Mary
is approximately 9 miles south east of the
major town Ipswich and 19 miles east of
Colchester, a city in northeastern Essex.

The area is a popular residential area and has seen
growth in recent years and currently has ongoing
local investment through new residential schemes
demonstrating local demand and growth. 

THE PROPERTY The property is a detached part 2-storey and part 3
storey building with a rear single-storey extension.
The property is currently arranged as a care home
providing 24 bedrooms and extends to approximately
7,927 sq. ft. GIA

There are gardens to the rear of the
property and car parking for several vehicles at the front
of the property; with the whole plot extending to 0.234
acres.

The ground floor consists of kitchens, a laundry
room, lounges and staff offices and some
bedrooms; with the remaining bedrooms arranged
over the first and second floors, and all floors
connected by a 4-person lift. 

CURRENT USE CLASS We have understand that the property benefits from Planning
Permission under use class C2, however, the owners are open to offers subject to planning permission.
For sale for £1,000,000.  

REDEVELOPMENT The property presents significant redevelopment prospects
and would lend itself to a range of alternative uses subject
to obtaining the relevant planning permissions and
licencing including self-contained residential dwellings,
supported living or a large HMO.

All parties are required to
undertake their own due diligence and take appropriate
professional advice around the suitability and requirements
for redevelopment.
 

COUNCIL TAX BAND Band 'G'.