The Salvation Army, Hotspur Street, Alnwick, Northumberland, NE66

An exciting opportunity to acquire a commercial building situated in the heart of Alnwick.

The property presents a wealth of possibilities for a variety of potential uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions and consents.

Offering a generous internal space and considerable scope for prospective purchasers to explore its future potential. Whether considered for continued community use, commercial purposes or possible change of uses to residential, the building offers an exciting blank canvas for those looking for a property with opportunity, subject to the relevant consents.

The current layout comprises a large reception room providing excellent flexibility for a range of uses, together with a further office, and kitchen. There is a disabled toilet as well as a separate WC.

The proportions and adaptable arrangement offer a practical foundation for a purchaser wishing to make the most of the space and explore the possibilities for future development or reconfiguration.

Ideally positioned within walking distance to shops, restaurants/public houses, theatre/cinema, as well as the historic Castle and award-winning Alnwick Garden and popular bookshop, Barter Books, whilst just a short drive to Northumberland's Heritage coastline. Transport links are very good within the area, with frequent buses available to neighbouring towns and Alnmouth Train station just a 10-minute drive away. As well as access to the A1 providing easy commuting both North and South.

Location
The building is located on Hotspur Street, walking distance to the amenities of the town centre.
The historic market town of Alnwick provides a wide range of amenities, including a variety of shops, restaurants, hotels, traditional pubs, a theatre/cinema, a leisure centre with swimming pool, and schools catering for all age groups.

Perfectly situated for exploring North Northumberland’s stunning coastline, Alnwick offers easy access to miles of sandy beaches, charming harbour villages, and magnificent historic castles. Excellent transport links include the nearby A1 trunk road, connecting north to Berwick and Scotland, and south to Morpeth and Newcastle upon Tyne, while further commuting options are available from the Main East Coast Railway Station at Alnmouth.

Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating.

Tenure
Freehold

Council Tax
Listed business rates

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