Forsbrook Methodist Church Chapel Street Forsbrook Stoke-On-Trent Staffordshire ST11 9BY

• Former Church premises
• Semi-detached single storey building
• Main Hall / Church : 420 sq ft (39.02 sq m)

Property Description

Tenure: Freehold

The property is a traditional brick construction semi-detached single storey building under a pitched clay tiled roof. The property was built in 1856 and fronts Chapel Street, having an entrance to the front with windows within the front and rear elevations only. The main entrance leads into a lobby off which is the main church room with secondary access from the side, providing a route to the WC.

The property is located on Chapel Street in Forsbrook, approximately seven miles to the East of Stoke-on-Trent and three miles southwest of Cheadle and situated on the edge of the Staffordshire Moorlands. Within the village there are shops and two public houses, the Roebuck and Butchers Arms.

Entrance Lobby
Main Hall / Church : 420 sq ft (39.02 sq m)
W.C.

We understand that the building has mains electricity, water and drainage. There are no other services available. None of the services have been individually inspected or tested.

Bjb recommend that potential occupiers make their own enquiries to the local authority in order to satisfy themselves that their proposed use is authorised in planning terms.

Places of worship are exempt.
The standard non-domestic business rates multiplier is 48.0 p. The small business multiplier is 43.2 p up to a rateable value of £50,999. Small Business may benefit for up to 100% on premises with a rateable value of up to £12,000 and a tapered relief for rateable values between £12,000 and £15,000.

Bjb recommends interested parties make their own enquiries into the business rate payable any further business rate relief which may be available.

Freehold with vacant possession.

VAT is to be confirmed.
Please enquire with the agent if vat is applicable or not on this premises.

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A buyers administration fee of £1,500 plus VAT is applicable to this lot. The purchaser will pay the fee whether the property is bought before, at or following the auction date.

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