A vacant detached freehold former children's home, occupying a site area of approximately 1854 sqm / 0.458 acres, which may be suitable for a variety of uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents
A detached two storey former children's home, standing back from the road behind a foregarden with off-road parking to the side.
Location
Clissold Street is situated in Hockley, an established and increasingly popular area immediately to the north-west of Birmingham city centre. The property is well placed for the Jewellery Quarter, with its wide range of independent bars, restaurants, cafés and businesses, together with excellent public transport connections via Jewellery Quarter railway and tram station. Birmingham city centre is within easy reach, providing access to an extensive range of shopping, leisure and employment facilities, including the Bullring, Grand Central, Brindleyplace and The Mailbox. The area also benefits from convenient access to the A41 and A38, providing links to the wider road network and the M5 and M6 motorway networks.
Accommodation
Ground Floor: Communal Hall, Four Communal Reception Rooms, Kitchens (no fittings), Nine Rooms/Offices, Bathroom/WC's (no fittings), Stores.
First Floor: Landing, Fifteen Bedrooms, Stores, Bathroom/WC's (no fittings).
Outside: Garage/Bin store, Driveway and Gardens.
The property is in need of renovation works throughout.
Energy Performance Rating
C
Planning
The property may be suitable for a variety of uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents. such uses to include educational, community or residential. No guarantee or warranty is offered in respect of such consents being available. All interested parties must make their own enquiries with Birmingham City Council Planning Department to satisfy themselves as to any use they may propose.
Rights of way, wayleaves, easements, restrictive covenants etc.
The site is sold subject to, or with the benefit of any rights of way, wayleaves, restrictive covenants etc. which may exist whether mentioned in these particulars or not.
Auctioneer's Note
At the time of publication, the Auctioneers were unable to inspect the property internally and therefore the accommodation details should not be relied upon.
In addition to the purchase price, the purchaser will be required to pay the Council's professional fees of £2,900.
