Northgate House, Northgate, Warwick

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Property Details: • Type: 11,032 sq ft • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Unique property formerly used as a conference and training facility. • Prime location within Warwick town centre. • Total area approx. 0.81 acres (0.33 hectares), with a GIA of c.11,032 sq ft. • Freehold for sale as a whole, subject to contract.

Location: • Nearest Station: Warwick Station • Distance to Station: 0.4 miles

Agent Information: • Address: 55 Colmore Row, Birmingham, B3 2AA

Full Description: Prime development opportunity extending to approximately 0.81 acres (0.33 hectares) as marked by the yellow line boundary with c. 11,032 square feet (GIA) of existing floorspace offering scope for a number of re-development options (subject to planning). Northgate House currently comprises a conference and training centre previously operated by Warwickshire County Council who have owned the property since 1946. The Northgate frontage of the building comprises of Grade II* listed Northgate House, believed to be built in the late 17th Century. The property is of red brick construction and is 3 storeys in height. Now a semi-detached property, the other half of Northgate House, outside of our yellow line boundary, comprises a private residence. To the rear of Northgate House is a modern extension comprising former conference room and canteen. This part of the property underwent a change of use in 2009 to ‘A series of meeting, training, and seminar rooms. Complete refurbishment. repair. and alternation of the existing complex and new first floor development over the existing function room’ approved under planning number reference W/09/0216. Copies of the floorplans are available on request.

The historic market town of Warwick lies approximately 34 miles south-east of Birmingham, 9 miles north-east of Stratford Upon Avon and 2 miles west of Royal Leamington Spa. Warwick’s population was estimated at 37,267 at the 2021 Census. 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, just north of the High Street. The subject site benefits from the nearby amenities including a variety of local shops, a pharmacy, 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.