• • Former High Street Bank +
• • Floor Area Measuring Approximately 6550.m2 (7050.69 ft2) +
• • Set Over Four Floors including Basement +
• • Planning Permission for Conversion of former Bank into 6 self contained apartments and 1 Retail/ Office unit on ground floor +
• • Kitchen and Bathrooms/ W.C. currently in Situ +
• • Private Car Park to the Rear +
• • High Street Location +
• • INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY +
• • NO ONWARD CHAIN +

FORMER HIGH STREET BANK | FLOOR AREA APPROX 6,550.m2 (7050.69 ft2) | PLANNING FOR 6 APARTMENTS AND GF RETAIL/ OFFICE SPACE. This Former High Street bank is set over Four Floors and has planning permission for 6 Apartments and Retail/ Offices to the ground floor. Grade II Listed building.

The proposal is to change the use of the building from a vacant Bank into Six Residential Apartments on the rear ground, first floor and second floor with one Retail/ Office unit to the front ground floor facing the High Street.

Planning Reference Number: 064463

The building was originally built in the mid 1700’s as a Public House named ‘The White Horse Inn’ and was one of the Posting Houses on the London to Holyhead Road where Princess (later Queen) Victoria stayed in 1832. The conversion into a ‘bank house and office’ was carried out by the builder Thomas Hughes and opened in 1872. The bank merged with the Midland and more alterations were carried out in 1923.

The Floor Plans show both existing and Proposed.