Banbury, OX16 0AH
| Property Type | Residential Conversion / Office |
| Tenure | For Sale |
| Size | 6,990 sq ft |
| Price | Offers in excess of £825,000 |
| Business Rates | £5.23 per sq ft |
| Service Charge | n/a |
| Energy Performance Rating | This property has been graded as E (104) |
Arranged over three-storeys, the building provides a mix of open plan and cellular office accommodation, with a modern fixed kitchen and break out area to the ground floor.
The front of the property has solid stone and brick elevation walls with pitched clay tile roofs, with a modern extension to the rear. A timber staircase connects the three floors and there are a number of feature beams and stone fireplaces. Windows are of single glazed sash throughout. Internally, floors are a mix of solid concrete and suspended timber with carpet finishes and throughout plasterboard ceilings with fluorescent lighting. There are WCs and also a kitchen to the first floor. There is a gated courtyard to the rear of the property and 11 car parking spaces.
Detailed planning consent has been granted for the Change of Use of Commercial Office Space (Use Class E) to 9 x Residential Apartments (Use Class C3); internal alterations to buildings to facilitate the changes of use; provision of ancillary amenity area and associated works. Details of the full planning can be found at Cherwell's planning portal under planning reference application No’s - 25/02747/F and 25/02748/LB.
This prominent Grade II Listed Office building is situated in Banbury’s main business district and within the Conservation Area of Banbury’s town centre. The self-contained building and car park are situated close to Banbury’s famous Cross and Lady on a White Horse, within easy reach of all main town centre facilities.
Banbury is situated at Junction 11 of the London to Birmingham M40 with a population approaching 54,000 (2021 census) and a catchment of approximately 160,000. The property is situated just ten minutes’ walk from Banbury train station, providing services to Birmingham, Oxford and London Marylebone and Paddington stations via the Chiltern and Great Western railway lines.
