Meeting Place, Sandford Street, Newcastle

A modern single storey church premises, thought to have been constructed during the early 1990’s of traditional brick elevations supporting a pitched concrete tiled roof. The property is immaculately
presented and briefly comprises an attractive and gated undercover foyer area leading into a spacious entrance hall with vaulted ceiling providing access to male, female and an accessible toilet and kitchen. The main hall benefits from a suspended ceiling throughout and a raised stage area to one
end and two spacious offices at the other end which could easily be incorporated into the hall accommodation. Externally, there is an enclosed area of block paving providing an attractive entrance to the property beyond which is an additional area of land finished in hardcore stone which provides ample onsite parking. In total the site area extends to 0.35 acres.
The property has an F1 Use Class Order which permits the
building to be used as a ‘school, non-residential education
and training centre, public hall, exhibition hall or museum
as well as a place of worship.

However, we understand that there is a restrictive covenant
in favour of the council on the property entered into in 1990
which restricts the use of the building for religious purposes.
The vendors have not approached the council to request the
removal of same, so for those interested in using the
property for alternative uses we advise approaching the
council directly to negotiate the removal of the covenant.

Subject to planning, the property would suit a range of
alternative uses to include office, day nursery (E) or dance
hall (Sui Generis).

Location
The property is located towards the northern edge of
Chesterton, an urban village on the northern outskirts of
Newcastle under Lyme in a predominantly residential area
and within ½ a mile of the A34, via the Parkhouse Industrial
Estate roundabout

Available Area