32-34 King Street, Spennymoor, Durham DL16 6QJ

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Description

An end-terrace property formerly two terrace dwellings that has since been converted into a social club. The property extends to approximately 282 sq m (3,034 sq ft) and is arranged over two floors plus a basement (source: VOA). The ground floor comprises a bar area, pool room, and toilets, with the first floor also comprising a bar area and toilets, in addition to a kitchen. The property may be suitable for other uses subject to refurbishment and the necessary consents and is offered with vacant possession.

Location

The property fronts King Street as it meets Durham Road, at its intersection with O Hanlan Street, in Spennymoor. The immediate area is predominantly residential, whilst approximately 1 mile from the property is Spennymoor town centre, offering amenities such as a Home Bargains, LIDL, JD Wetherspoon, an ASDA, and various eateries and shops. Durham town centre is approximately 6 miles to the north of the property.

Accommodation

Basement	Cellar	15 sq m (161 sq ft)
Ground Floor	Bar Area, Pool Room, Toilets	118 sq m (1,267 sq ft)
First Floor	Bar Area, Kitchen, Toilets	149 sq m (1,603 sq ft)
Total Floor Area		282 sq m (3,034 sq ft)

The above approximate floor areas have been taken from the VOA website. Buyers should satisfy themselves as to the accommodation.

Outside

Enclosed rear smoking area.

Costs

Details of the Buyer's Premium and any additional fees payable are contained within the legal documents.

General

1. All the information provided on our website is for indicative purposes only and interested parties should refer to the contents of the legal pack and rely upon their own due diligence as a prudent bidder.

2. PLEASE NOTE BIDDING COMMENCES ON TUESDAY 21ST MARCH AND CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY 22ND MARCH.

3. Energy Performance Certificate = B.

4. Buyers are directed to the TR1 and title register within the legal pack which sets out restrictive covenants, namely not to use the property for any purpose other than residential (class C3) without first obtaining consent of the transferor. Buyers must satisfy themselves in this regard.