Description
The property comprises a substantial city centre Period office building laid out over ground, first and basement levels. The ground floor currently offers a range of cellular offices, a reception, function rooms and WC/kitchen facilities, while the majority of the first floor provides well-presented office space, with the basement being for storage use only. Internally, the property is in good condition with many of the original period features having been preserved throughout.
The property is constructed in solid brickwork under a pitched tile roof. Externally, the property benefits from on-site parking and an attractive garden to the front, with pedestrian access from Lindum Road to the front and vehicular and pedestrian access from the rear off Danesgate, where the private secure off-street parking is located.
The property is a Grade II listed building situated in the heart of Lincoln City Centre and in the agent’s opinion, whilst the property offers attractive office accommodation with on-site parking, it also offers potential for conversion/reuse for a variety of different uses, including residential. The current building configuration and separate access points from both Lindum Road and Danesgate, would allow for subdivision.
LOCATION
The property is located in the heart of Lincoln City Centre with double street frontage to both Lindum Road and Danesgate, with vehicular access being from the latter.
Lincoln is the administrative and main shopping centre for the County of Lincolnshire, with an estimated urban population of cira 130,000 and a catchment of 545,000, generating an estimated total catchment spend of close to £1 billion per year. It is recognised as one of England’s finest Cathedral Cities, attracting over 3 million tourists every year.
The property is located a short walk to the east of the High Street, the prime shopping pitch in Lincoln and just over a mile from the University of Lincoln. The main Lincoln College campus is also located close by at the western end of Monks Road.
The city has in total around 20,000 students and staff attending or working at the University and other higher education colleges around the city, including Lincoln College and Bishop Grosseteste University, which combined contribute an estimated £250 million into the local economy every year.