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FOR SALE
UNDER OFFER
Property Type: Church / development potential
Address: 1 South Park Road, Hamilton, ML3 6PH
Property Size: 372.82 sq m (4,013 sq ft)
Location
The property is located in a prominent position at the corner of South Park Road and Kemp Street, a short distance south-west of Hamilton town centre.
Hamilton is the administrative centre of South Lanarkshire and is situated approximately 12 miles to the south-east of Glasgow, 35 miles from Edinburgh and two miles south-west of Motherwell.
Hamilton has excellent communication links. being situated adjacent to the M74, providing direct access to Glasgow City Centre and linking the M8 Glasgow to Edinburgh Motorway a short distance west. The M77 is also located within convenient driving distance to the west via the A725/A726 which links to Ayrshire and the south-west of Scotland.
The property is located in an area predominated by residential properties, a short distance to the south-west of Hamilton town centre and close to Hamilton Central railway station. Properties in the area include a ix of residential dwellinghouses and Hamilton Baptist Church. The A723 is located a short distance away and provides a direct link to the M74 at Junction 6, approximately 1 mile away.
Description
- Church and ancillary accommodation
- Designed over single floor (plus balcony)
- Prominent position, adjacent to Hamilton town centre
- No VAT
- Suitable for variety of uses
- Total area 372.82 sq m (4,013 sq ft)
- Site size 0.08 ha (0.21 ac)
- Offers over £140,000
The property comprises a single-storey detached building, which has been extended at various times in the past.
The main building is constructed in a combination of stone and brick, partly rendered and has a pitched and slated roof. There are a number of further extensions to the main building which are largely constructed of brick, rendered externally and with generally pitched and slated roof coverings. There are a number of access/egress points around the buildings which may give flexibility for future occupiers wishing to split the space into two separate entities (subject to local authority consents being obtained).
Internally, the accommodation is split into a number of areas, as detailed below:
Main building – entrance vestibule (stairs to balcony), main worship area (including balcony area), kitchen/tea prep area, vestry (WHB), toilet with WHB, stores.
Secondary building – main hall with stage, fitted kitchen, 2x toilets, each with WC and WHB, entrance vestibule, storage room
The finishes internally are mixed throughout, with a combination of suspended and solid floors, with the floors to the main halls being of timber. The remainder of floor coverings are finished in tiles or carpets. The internal walls are generally finished in painted plaster or wallpapered, with the toilet areas being partially tiled. Ceilings are a mix of plasterboard/lath and plaster, with the ceilings in the main worship area being finished in acoustic tiles. Lighting is generally via a mix of fluorescent and LED fittings.
There is a central heating system which we understand is gas fired and serves a number of water filled radiators.
Windows are a mix of double and single glazed units
