£260,000
(£108.33/sq. ft)
Property for saleThe Old Chapel Business Centre, 43B High Street, Irthlingborough, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire NN9
2,400 sq. ft
Available immediately
About this property
For sale: Freehold Period Office Investment
Former chapel sypathetcially converted to a business centre
Good internal condition with rear car parking
Currently producing £20,170 pax
Guide price of £260,000 exclusive of VAT
Location - Irthlingborough is a small town in North Northamptonshire with a population of approximately 12,000. It lies on the main A6 arterial road, which also serves as a link between the A45 dual-carriageway and the A14. Irthlingborough is approximately four miles to the east of Wellingborough and three miles to the north of Rushden.
Irthlingborough has attracted an increasing amount of investment and of economic growth with a number of new housing developments in the area. Whitworths, the home baking and fruit snack company, has been based in the town since 1886, and in 2024 employed 200 people at the plant on the B571 (Wellingborough Road). Other recent companies attracted to the town include the Co-Op and Heron Foods.
The High Street offers a wide selection of shops, pub, cafe, take-aways and ample free car parking.
The property - The three-storey property comprises approximately 2,400 sq ft of office accommodation within a sympathetically converted Victorian chapel, - incorporating character leaded light windows and exposed beams.
The self-contained office suites, of which there are four, are fitted to a good specification throughout to include features such as kitchen facilities, male and female wc's to each floor, intercom entry systems, gas central heating, full security and fire alarm systems, and allocated secure car parking to the rear. Each suite comprises 500 sq ft and has the benefit of a ground floor meeting/storage room offering an additional 100 sq ft.
Tenancies - All four office suites are currently let on internal repairing leases with a total rent roll of £20,170 pax. Each suite currently pays a quarterly service charge of £300.00 to cover external maintenance, buildings insurance and water rates.
Proposal - We are instructed to offer our client's freehold interest for sale at a guide price of £260,000 exclusive of VAT, subject to contract. The sale could be treated as a togc.
Irthlingborough has attracted an increasing amount of investment and of economic growth with a number of new housing developments in the area. Whitworths, the home baking and fruit snack company, has been based in the town since 1886, and in 2024 employed 200 people at the plant on the B571 (Wellingborough Road). Other recent companies attracted to the town include the Co-Op and Heron Foods.
The High Street offers a wide selection of shops, pub, cafe, take-aways and ample free car parking.
The property - The three-storey property comprises approximately 2,400 sq ft of office accommodation within a sympathetically converted Victorian chapel, - incorporating character leaded light windows and exposed beams.
The self-contained office suites, of which there are four, are fitted to a good specification throughout to include features such as kitchen facilities, male and female wc's to each floor, intercom entry systems, gas central heating, full security and fire alarm systems, and allocated secure car parking to the rear. Each suite comprises 500 sq ft and has the benefit of a ground floor meeting/storage room offering an additional 100 sq ft.
Tenancies - All four office suites are currently let on internal repairing leases with a total rent roll of £20,170 pax. Each suite currently pays a quarterly service charge of £300.00 to cover external maintenance, buildings insurance and water rates.
Proposal - We are instructed to offer our client's freehold interest for sale at a guide price of £260,000 exclusive of VAT, subject to contract. The sale could be treated as a togc.
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