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3, Abbey Road, Evesham, WR11 4SR

Name: 3, Abbey Road, Evesham, WR11 4SR
Address: Evesham, Worcestershire

Overview

Land Residential
Property Type

Description

Location

Location:

The property is located on Abbey Road in Evesham, Worcestershire. Abbey Road connects the main town centre with the south part of the town via a bridge over the River Avon. The building is within walking distance from the high street and Town Centre and is surrounded by a mix of uses. Immediately to the rear of the building is Evesham Police Station; to the north of the site is a row of residential semi-detached houses. Beyond the police station, to the east and south, is a Christmas tree farm.
The location is close to Evesham Fire Station and multiple retail and commercial properties. The Evesham Leisure Centre and Evesham Hospital are in close proximity. The site is well located for access to the A46, A44 and the M5 Junction 9 providing access to the South and West Midlands motorway network. The area is served by Evesham Train Station with connections direct to Birmingham and London.

Description:

The building was used as a Police Station and Magistrates Court. After both services vacated the building, it was refurbished to serve as a client-facing hub for multiple public services - the County and Town Councils and the DWP. The premises is now vacant with some signs of deterioration but is generally in a good state of repair.

The original two-storey building fronting Abbey Road has an attractive and imposing façade. It is of brick construction with a pitched, tile roof and large sash windows. The building has been extended over time with single storey additions to the rear.

The ground floor accommodation comprises a large open and DDA compliant space with counters, multiple interview rooms, foyer entrance, waiting area, offices, storage and welfare facilities. The first floor can be accessed via a staircase to the right side of the building and a lift in the centre of the building. The first-floor accommodation comprises multiple rooms, formerly used as offices and meeting rooms, as well as welfare facilities.

The property lends itself to part conversion, part demolition and rebuild into apartments. However, this would be at the discretion of the purchaser who would need to obtain the necessary planning consent. The extent of the site for sale is outlined within the red line below which includes the main property to the road frontage, car parking behind, along with a small garage block and grassed area to the rear.