Offers over
£500,000
(£307.13/sq. ft)
Land for saleWelsh Presbyterian Chapel, 11 Willow Tree Road, Altrincham WA14
1,628 sq. ft
Freehold
About this property
Development opportunity, STP
An abundance of character features
Affluent location
Positioned on a quiet residental street
Freehold
Location
Altrincham has excellent communication links being located 3 miles (5km) south of Junction 7 of the M60 Orbital and 3 miles (5 km) east of Junction 3 of the M56, which in turn provides access to the M6 and wider motorway network.
The A56 provides direct access from Altrincham to Manchester city centre to the north and motorway to the south. The town also benefits from strong public transport links, with Rail, Metrolink and Bus Services provided via Altrincham Interchange. The property is situated directly adjacent to the Interchange, providing unrivalled connectivity.
The property is set back on Willow Tree Road, surrounded mainly by residential homes.
This thoroughfare connects to Ashley Road and Hale Village to the south or Hale Road to the north.
Conveniently located, it’s just a stroll away from both Hale and Altrincham, offering access to various independent shops, restaurants, and leisure activities.
This charming detached Welsh Chapel, built in 1903, features striking red brick façades and traditional stained glass windows. Its suspended timber floor complements a partially exposed timber roof, elegantly covered with slate tiles.
Internally, the spacious open-plan layout boasts impressive eaves height. Essential kitchen and WC facilities are conveniently located at the rear. The property offers dual entrances at both front and side elevations.
Externally, the property is bound by a red brick perimeter wall with land to the front, side and rear. The plant room is accessed via external stairs at the rear, which house the commercial boiler.
The property is listed as a Heritage Asset.
Tenure
The property is Freehold. Title No. MAN84075
Price
We are instructed to seek offers on an unconditional basis and in excess of £500,000.
Planning
All interested parties should make their own enquires with tmbc as to feasibility of development and any change of use.
Rates
The property is not rated as the historic use has been a place of worship. With any change of use to commercial or residential, the property would attract either domestic or non-domestic rates.
Utilities
The property benefits from mains Gas, Water and Electricity.
Legal Costs
Each party will be responsible for the payment of their own legal costs incurred in the transaction.
VAT
Prices are quoted exclusive of, but are not liable for VAT
Altrincham has excellent communication links being located 3 miles (5km) south of Junction 7 of the M60 Orbital and 3 miles (5 km) east of Junction 3 of the M56, which in turn provides access to the M6 and wider motorway network.
The A56 provides direct access from Altrincham to Manchester city centre to the north and motorway to the south. The town also benefits from strong public transport links, with Rail, Metrolink and Bus Services provided via Altrincham Interchange. The property is situated directly adjacent to the Interchange, providing unrivalled connectivity.
The property is set back on Willow Tree Road, surrounded mainly by residential homes.
This thoroughfare connects to Ashley Road and Hale Village to the south or Hale Road to the north.
Conveniently located, it’s just a stroll away from both Hale and Altrincham, offering access to various independent shops, restaurants, and leisure activities.
This charming detached Welsh Chapel, built in 1903, features striking red brick façades and traditional stained glass windows. Its suspended timber floor complements a partially exposed timber roof, elegantly covered with slate tiles.
Internally, the spacious open-plan layout boasts impressive eaves height. Essential kitchen and WC facilities are conveniently located at the rear. The property offers dual entrances at both front and side elevations.
Externally, the property is bound by a red brick perimeter wall with land to the front, side and rear. The plant room is accessed via external stairs at the rear, which house the commercial boiler.
The property is listed as a Heritage Asset.
Tenure
The property is Freehold. Title No. MAN84075
Price
We are instructed to seek offers on an unconditional basis and in excess of £500,000.
Planning
All interested parties should make their own enquires with tmbc as to feasibility of development and any change of use.
Rates
The property is not rated as the historic use has been a place of worship. With any change of use to commercial or residential, the property would attract either domestic or non-domestic rates.
Utilities
The property benefits from mains Gas, Water and Electricity.
Legal Costs
Each party will be responsible for the payment of their own legal costs incurred in the transaction.
VAT
Prices are quoted exclusive of, but are not liable for VAT
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