The subject property comprises a mix of accommodation and uses upon a regular shaped site between residential properties, which fronts Julia Street, the premises was previously utilised as Greenhalgh's Bakery.
Access to the subject site is taken via foot off Julia Street itself and a small service road upon the right hand elevation, as well as loading facilities being available by dock level upon the left hand elevation of the property.
The accommodation itself is of traditional brick built construction set beneath a pitched and slated roof covering to the main building with inset roof lights and the workshop element of the property, again is of a traditional construction, set beneath a shallow pitched aluminium sheeted roof covering, with felting over. The main building and workshop are separated by a split level arrangement, with a short run of steps providing access between the two levels.
The main workshop as suggested is accessed via a dock level, with sectional concertina shutter providing access for loading and unloading purposes. The workshop has a reasonable working height of circa 3.50 meters and we are advised has been re-wired within the last 10 years, with new 3 phase electrics.
Upon the internal sides of the main part of the property, the accommodation offers at ground floor, lock-up/assembly accommodation a good sized kitchen facility and office accommodation at the first floor, which is let by way of individual suites.
Listed Features
- Multiple floors
- Kitchen
- Office
- Loading Bay
- Workshop
- Lift / Elevator
