This detached freehold property, formerly a gospel hall, offers a distinctive opportunity for renovation and investment. Without any conservation orders or listing grades, the building stands ready for transformation, particularly into residential use, subject to the necessary planning consent.
Situated in a well-established residential neighborhood, this location is within walking distance of the seafront and beach. It benefits from nearby amenities including a supermarket and Gorleston High Street, along with convenient access to local schools and public transport routes.
The interior features a spacious main hall measuring 48' 1'' x 25' 10'' (14.64m x 7.87m), characterized by its original timber ceiling and high-level sash windows that create an inviting atmosphere. The space includes radiators, multiple power points, two cloakrooms, and an understairs storage cupboard. An additional staircase leads to a front-facing balcony, enhancing the property’s charm.
Further back in the building is a storage room of 26' 4'' x 10' 8'' (8.02m x 3.25m), which retains similar design elements such as an original timber ceiling and sash windows. This room offers ample versatility for future uses and includes ceiling lights, radiators, power points, and even a stainless steel sink.
The kitchen area spans 16' 9'' x 9' 0'' (5.10m x 2.74m), featuring a pitched ceiling and fluorescent lighting. It comes equipped with two stainless steel sink units alongside work surfaces and cupboards underneath. A side door allows direct access to Bells Marsh Road.
Outside, the property is framed by concrete pathways and wrought iron railings, with additional access points leading to a rear pathway and an integral boiler storage room.
With essential services such as gas, mains water, electricity, and drainage already connected, this property not only presents an opportunity for immediate investment but also holds significant renovation potential in a prime location.
