Office for sale in Parliament Street, Consett DH8

Property Description

Constructed in the early 1870s, the building is notable for its sandstone exterior, slate roof, and architectural features such as bay windows. The property includes a cellar, ground floor, and first floor, housing 11 office spaces, two toilets, a kitchen, and storage areas. The property benefits from additional land to the back, allowing for c.15 car parking spaces and/ or redevelopment potential, subject to planning, across a 0.28 acre site.

Location

The property is located in Consett, within the County Durham district. A former steel town, local businessmen took advantage of the readily available material and founded the Derwent Iron Company in 1841; the catalyst which transformed the small village into one of the industrial powerhouses of the late 19th century. From the 1860s onwards the ironworks at Consett became increasingly successful, until production changed in 1864 and the Derwent Iron Company was succeeded by the Consett Iron Company.

Availability

Immediately

Terms

Unconditional freehold disposal

Service Charge

N/A