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Land for saleBold Street Methodist Church, Palmyra Square North, Warrington WA1
14,667 sq. ft
Freehold
About this property
Town Centre Location
Parking
Good transport links
Refurbishment or development potential (STP)
Description
A substantial four-storey former church building extending to approximately 14,667 sq ft. The property features red brick external elevations with narrow vertical windows beneath a flat roof.
Internally, the accommodation includes a double-height assembly hall on the ground floor, a double-height events hall on the second floor, café and kitchen facilities, a three-bedroom flat, and a range of meeting and storage rooms.
The property offers scope for comprehensive refurbishment or potential demolition and redevelopment, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. All planning enquiries should be directed to Warrington Borough Council’s Planning Department.
Location
The property is located in Warrington town centre, overlooking Palmyra Square and within the designated Palmyra Square Conservation Area. The surrounding area is mixed in character, with uses including residential, restaurants, bars and retail.
The property benefits from excellent public transport connections, with Warrington Bank Quay and Warrington Central railway stations, together with multiple bus routes, all within a short walking distance.
Warrington Town Centre Masterplan:
The Masterplan sets out a vision for a vibrant, distinctive, and well-connected town centre through a combination of short and long term projects running to 2040. Connectivity is central to the Masterplan, with Warrington Bank Quay Station set to become a nationally significant rail hub with Northern Powerhouse Rail expected to run through the station bringing a new high-speed railway line to Warrington to vastly improving connectivity across the northwest.
The plan also includes the creation of Warrington’s Central Business District around Bank Quay, with the expansion of office space and hotels. The Masterplan also prioritises new residential development within the town centre, focusing on underutilised brownfield sites with good connectivity to help contribute to a vibrant and sustainable urban centre.
A substantial four-storey former church building extending to approximately 14,667 sq ft. The property features red brick external elevations with narrow vertical windows beneath a flat roof.
Internally, the accommodation includes a double-height assembly hall on the ground floor, a double-height events hall on the second floor, café and kitchen facilities, a three-bedroom flat, and a range of meeting and storage rooms.
The property offers scope for comprehensive refurbishment or potential demolition and redevelopment, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. All planning enquiries should be directed to Warrington Borough Council’s Planning Department.
Location
The property is located in Warrington town centre, overlooking Palmyra Square and within the designated Palmyra Square Conservation Area. The surrounding area is mixed in character, with uses including residential, restaurants, bars and retail.
The property benefits from excellent public transport connections, with Warrington Bank Quay and Warrington Central railway stations, together with multiple bus routes, all within a short walking distance.
Warrington Town Centre Masterplan:
The Masterplan sets out a vision for a vibrant, distinctive, and well-connected town centre through a combination of short and long term projects running to 2040. Connectivity is central to the Masterplan, with Warrington Bank Quay Station set to become a nationally significant rail hub with Northern Powerhouse Rail expected to run through the station bringing a new high-speed railway line to Warrington to vastly improving connectivity across the northwest.
The plan also includes the creation of Warrington’s Central Business District around Bank Quay, with the expansion of office space and hotels. The Masterplan also prioritises new residential development within the town centre, focusing on underutilised brownfield sites with good connectivity to help contribute to a vibrant and sustainable urban centre.
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