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Application for development already submitted to NHDC copy on
request Investor Looking For A Development Option? Application for
development already submitted to NHDC copy available on request Are
you looking for a GREAT return on investment? LOOK NO FURTHER
Business in need of COMMERCIAL PREMISES? Outgrown your current
space? Possible option to buy existing established business
Separate negotiation Opportunity to acquire the FREEHOLD title to a
1,821 Sq.Ft. workshop with TWO LARGE flats above in a FANTASTIC
High Street location B1 c Business Use Class Long Standing Joinery
Company 1,600 Sq.Ft. Flats can provide a great annual RENTAL INCOME
on completion Under half a mile from Baldock MAINLINE train station
Situated just behind Baldock‘s popular HISTORIC High Street
WHAT A GREAT OPPORTUNITY to purchase a slice of history in the
centre of this attractive North Hertfordshire medieval market town,
founded by the Knights Templar in 1140‘s. The FREEHOLD title of an
attractive historical mixed use building nestled in a courtyard
just behind the High Street.
Since the 16th century, Baldock has been a centre for malting,
subsequently becoming a regional brewing centre with at least three
large brewers still operating at the end of the 19th century. One
of the towns maltings buildings and hence called THE MALTINGS, this
property was built in 1750 and exudes a wealth of character and
charm associated with that period.
Quirky, charming and steeped in history this property has been
owned by the same family for over 40 years and in the early 1980‘s
was carefully restored to its current layout and use. An 1,800 Sq
Ft light industrial workshop unit, two 1,600 Sq.Ft. residential
dwellings above, with two parking spaces and two garages.
Baldock has a buoyant community spirit and is blessed with an
exceptionally rich history and heritage. The annual Baldock
Festival and the charter fair are just a couple of events which
bring the community together and the wide High Street is home to a
wealth of cafes, restaurants, pubs and specialist shops such as the
locally renowned butchers.
Since 1986 the current owners have also operated a successful
joinery business from the ground floor premises but it is now time
for a new owner to write a chapter in the history of the
building.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Council Tax Band B £1,630.29 P.A. Flat 1
Council Tax Band C £1,863.20 P.A. Flat 2
EPC TBC
GROUND FLOOR
Work shop Approx 45‘ 5 x 20‘ 7 13.84m x 6.27m
Work shop Approx 30‘ 1 x 20‘ 7 9.17m x 6.27m
Garage Approx 20‘ 5 x 9‘ 0 6.22m x 2.74m
FLAT ONE FIRST FLOOR
Living Room Approx 17‘ 1 x 11‘ 9 5.21m x 3.58m
Kitchen Diner Approx 20‘ 6 x 12‘ 8 6.25m x 3.86m
Kitchen Approx 20‘ 2 x 8‘ 7 6.15m x 2.62m
Cloakroom Approx 4‘ 1 x 3‘ 4 1.24m x 1.02m
SECOND FLOOR
Bedroom One Approx 12‘ 1 x 10‘ 9 3.68m x 3.28m
Dressing Area Approx 12‘ 4 x 7‘ 5 3.76m x 2.26m
Bathroom Approx 12‘ 3 x 5‘ 2 3.73m x 1.57m
Bedroom Two Approx 11‘ 6 x 10‘ 0 3.51m x 3.05m
FLAT TWO FIRST FLOOR
Living Room Approx 21‘ 8 x 12‘ 2 6.60m x 3.71m
Kitchen Approx 9‘ 6 x 9‘ 6 2.90m x 2.90m
Dining Room Approx 12‘ 8 x 8‘ 8 3.86m x 2.64m
Bedroom Two Approx 14‘ 10 x 9‘ 7 4.52m x 2.92m
Inner Hallway Approx 8‘ 3 x 6‘ 4 2.51m x 1.93m
Office Approx 21‘ 5 x 10‘ 3 6.53m x 3.12m
Bathroom Approx 7‘ 2 x 9‘ 6 2.18m x 2.90m
SECOND FLOOR
Bedroom One Approx 16‘ 6 x 8‘ 5 5.03m x 2.57m
En suite Approx 11‘ 9 x 7‘ 8 3.58m x 2.34m
OUTSIDE
Off road parking for two cars
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