This substantial stone-built former public house presents a compelling opportunity for mixed-use redevelopment, subject to planning permission. With its historic character and prominent location in a developing town, the property is well-positioned for conversion into multiple commercial units complemented by residential living on the upper floors. The extensive grounds, encompassing approximately 0.58 acres, include a variety of outbuildings, a beer garden, and ample parking facilities, all of which contribute to its redevelopment potential. Previously approved for residential use in 1987, the site opens up diverse possibilities for investors looking to capitalize on the growing demand in Clowne, located just 9 miles from Chesterfield and 7 miles from Worksop.
The interior features generous spaces such as three large rooms suitable for various commercial applications, as well as two washrooms and cellars accessible via a barrel ramp. The upper floor offers spacious accommodation with four double bedrooms and communal areas that can be revitalized or redesigned to suit modern standards. Externally, there are dedicated parking spaces and an unmade drive leading to an enclosed courtyard with the potential for landscaping or additional facilities. The current EPC ratings indicate room for improvement as well.
Overall, this property represents a significant investment opportunity with extensive renovation possibilities to create a vibrant mixed-use development.