| Property Type |
Residential / Other / Offices |
| Tenure |
To Let / For Sale |
| Size |
5,146 to 20,326 sq ft |
| Price |
Price on application |
| Business Rates |
GF, 1st & 2nd Floor have rateable value of £83,000; Lower GF is £26,000 |
| Service Charge |
n/a |
| Energy Performance Rating |
This property has been graded as E (102) |
CHARACTERFUL GRADE II LISTED HQ OFFICE BUILDING / DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY - available immediately and suitable for a variety of uses STP
Key Points
- A rare opportunity to acquire a grand building close to Huddersfield Train Station
- Significant redevelopment potential (subject to planning)
- Attractive period HQ office building
- Substantial three storey building with a lower ground floor
- Multiple entry points with the opportunity to carve off part of the building
- Flexible building: possible to split floor by floor or subdivide into smaller office suites
- Grade II listed
Description
12 Station Street is a Grade II listed landmark, stone built, characterful building in central Huddersfield, which has most recently been used for offices, providing accommodation over 3 principal levels.
The building has been modernised whilst retaining some original features, with the existing layout providing a series of private offices, storage space and meeting rooms as well as larger office workspace and a reception area with ancillary accommodation.
Whilst the preference is to let the premises as a whole for ongoing commercial use, there is the potential to split and isolate the lower ground floor. The building is suitable for a variety of uses including an education facility, as a clinic or any other uses (STP).
Available area
The accommodation comprises the following areas:
| Lower Ground |
5,178 |
481.05 |
Available |
| Ground |
5,146 |
478.08 |
Available |
| 1st |
5,696 |
529.18 |
Available |
| 2nd |
4,306 |
400.04 |
Available |
| Total |
20,326 |
1,888.35 |
|
Location
The building is located within the commercial district of the Town Centre in an accessible position for the bus station and the town’s multi-storey car parks.
St George’s Square is visible and within close walking distance from Huddersfield Railway Station, providing excellent transportation links across the North of England through the TransPennine Train route connecting to Leeds and Manchester. Huddersfield Ring Road forms further accessibility to all main arterial routes including the A62 Leeds Road and both Junction 23 and Junction 24 of the M62.
