Headbrook, Kington, Herefordshire, County, HR5

Offering an exciting opportunity for investors, developers or owner-occupiers, this substantial semi-detached property provides over 3,000 sq ft of accommodation arranged across three floors and is currently designated for mixed commercial and residential use.

The property requires renovation and offers considerable scope for a buyer to reconfigure, modernise and utilise the accommodation to suit their individual requirements, subject to any necessary planning consents. The combination of its size, mixed-use nature and outdoor space makes this an increasingly versatile proposition.

The property benefits from gated off-road parking to the front, providing valuable private parking, while the rear gardens enjoy attractive rural views and offer further potential for landscaping and outdoor use.

Internally, the extensive accommodation is arranged over three floors, providing a significant amount of space and flexibility. The existing layout lends itself to a variety of potential uses, whether retained as a mixed commercial/residential property or adapted to meet the requirements of a new owner, subject to the relevant permissions.

The building also has an interesting history which adds to its character. Known as Perseverance Works prior to 1926, the premises were originally occupied by local corn and seed merchants before subsequently becoming part of Edwards' garages. In later years, the building was used as a tie factory supplying high street retailers, followed by its use as the UK headquarters of a company importing enamelled kitchen and heating boiler products.

From 1988, the property was used as a master cabinet maker's workshop, showroom and rare wood store, continuing until June 2007 when the building ceased to be under single or joint ownership.

Today, the property presents an opportunity to breathe new life into a substantial and historically interesting building. Its generous floor area, three-storey accommodation, mixed-use status, private parking and rear gardens make it a particularly versatile proposition for those seeking a property with genuine potential.

The surrounding area also benefits from attractive rural views, giving the property an appealing combination of commercial practicality and countryside outlook.

Offered with no onward chain, an early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the scale, layout and potential this unique property has to offer.

Council Tax Band C