391 Kings Road, London, Greater London, SW10 0LR

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A purpose-built retail unit on ground and lower ground with a rear enclosed yard off Ann Lane.

The unit will require fitting out.

There is full width front window with central entrance and the ground floor also has high level windows at the rear.

The lower level has 2 WC’s and a kitchenette area and is mostly to open plan.

There are pavement lights to the front.

Longmoor Lane Methodist Church, Walton Vale, Liverpool, Merseyside, L9 2BU

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The property comprises a church and separate detached church hall occupying an irregular shaped site.

The church is detached and predominately single storey and dates from approximately 1881 of traditional red brick construction with sandstone window sills with the main building having a pitched slate roof and lower height areas also with slate covering.

Internally the church comprises the main hall and ancillary rooms and in addition a first floor balcony area and small rear basement.

The separate church hall is a detached single storey building with brick elevations under a pitched roof. Internally in comprises sports hall, stores, kitchen and ancillary toilets benefitting from a gas central heating system.

Former Garston Police Station, Heald Street, Garston, Liverpool, Merseyside, L19 2LY

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The property comprises of ground and first floors with basement, built approximately 130 years ago. It is of traditional brick construction with a pitched slate roof and single glazed casement windows.

Internally, the property is sub-divided offering a mixture of offices, stores, toilets and kitchen facilities with predominately painted plaster ceilings and walls and linoleum or carpet finish to floors.

It lit predominately by fluorescent strip lighting and heated by wall mounted radiators via a gas fired boiler located on the ground floor.

Externally, the property benefits from a tarmac surfaced yard to the rear with nine delineated car spaces which is accessed from Heald Street.

Former St George’s United Reformed Church, St. Georges Way, Thornton Hough, Merseyside, CH63 1JJ

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The Church was built in 1906/07 in a neo-Norman style of solid sandstone construction with slate multi-pitch roof. The Church is set out in a cruciform plan consisting of a five bay nave, north and south transepts, a north porch and south vestry and the tower over the crossing.

The property benefits from carpeted concrete floors, stone walls, painted plaster ceiling, electric pendant and spot lighting and wall mounted cast iron hot water radiators.