Description:
Ashdown House comprises a self-contained detached, L-shaped vacant office building arranged over ground and three upper floors. The office has a glazed atrium entrance leading onto a reception area, which provides access to the lifts and service core and is mostly open plan with some partitioned offices.
The accommodation has raised flooring, suspended ceilings and air conditioning but does require full refurbishment so will be of interest to investors and developers as well as owner occupiers.
The property benefits from a secure surface level car park providing approx 130 spaces, an excellent town centre ration of 1: 274 sq ft. (please note 13 of these spaces are double-parked). There is an approx site area of 1.24 acres.
The building could suit alternative uses such as residential, care or medical, subject to planning.
Key Features:
- Prominent town centre location
- Approx 130 car spaces
- Freehold with vacant possession
- In need of full refurbishment
- Of interest to developers, investors and owner occupiers
Accommodation:
The approximate net internal areas measured are as follows:
| Name/Floor | SQFT | SQM |
|---|---|---|
| Ground Floor | 9,671 | 898.46 |
| First Floor | 9,857 | 915.74 |
| Second Floor | 9,927 | 922.25 |
| Third Floor | 4,781 | 444.17 |
| Total | 34,236 | 3180.62 |
Price:
Offers in the region of £3,250,000
Terms:
The freehold is for sale with full vacant possession. Offers invited in the region of £3,250,000
Services
Graves Jenkins has not checked and does not accept responsibility for any of the services within this property and would suggest that any in-going tenant or occupier satisfies themselves in this regard.
Business Rates:
The rateable value will need to be reassessed
VAT:
VAT is Applicable
Legal Fees:
Each party to bear their own costs
Anti Money Laundering:
In accordance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, Graves Jenkins is required to verify the identity of all parties involved in the transaction. Prospective purchasers or tenants will be required to provide satisfactory proof of identity and address before solicitors are instructed.