Engine House, Depot Road

Aberdare, CF44 8DL

2,930 sq ft

For Sale - Engine House - Aberdare - Landmark Grade II listed building converted to offices

Summary

Well located office building in close proximity to Aberdare town centre
Established commercial location adjacent to Business In Focus and Tesco
Excellent road and public transport links
Functional office accommodation over 4 storeys
Separate car park accessed via the 4 floor
Potential for a range of uses - subject to planning

Accommodation

Name	sq ft	sq m	Availability
Lower Ground - Lower Ground	403	37.44	Available
Ground - Ground Floor	786	73.02	Available
1st - 1st Floor	819	76.09	Available
2nd - 2nd Floor	922	85.66	Available
Total	2,930	272.21

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Location

The Engine House is located on the fringe of Aberdare Town Centre (walking distance) adjacent to the Tesco Superstore. Public transport links are in close proximity including the Town's bus and train stations. The location is well served by road with the A4059 linking with both the Cynon Valley (and A470) south and the A465 Heads of the Valleys Road to the north.

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Mainline Stations

Aberdare

5 mins
Cwmbach

34 mins
Fernhill

59 mins
Merthyr Tydfil

70 mins

Underground Station

Reading

2081 mins
Twyford

2166 mins
Maidenhead

2273 mins
Taplow

2306 mins

Further Information

Price Offers from £275,000 Exclusive. VAT payable in addition.

Rates Payable £11,797 per annum

Service Charge n/a

Estate Charge n/a

EPC Rating This property has been graded as G (231)

Description

The property is detached Grade II listed former Engine House (1855/56) converted in 1980’s to provide office accommodation. The property has been more recently been let to a single occupier (now vacant) however the layout / configuration would allow for sub-division if preferred. Access is via a ground floor entrance and also a 4th floor bridge linking to dedicated car parking area at higher level. The property requires a degree of modernisation (internally) / refurbishment.

• Grade II Listed building (Dating from 1855/56):
Distinctive tall and narrow 3-storey plus part-basement engine-house with snecked rubble facings, bull-nosed quoins, yellow brick dressings and stone sills. Modern slated roof with wide eaves. 4 windows wide, cambered heads and long and short quoins in pale brickwork (some large blocks), modern small-pane sash and case windows (as original). Built-up brickwork quoins to ground floor centre above later external stair to red brick platform on left of front. One window side elevations with boarded door to left end and tall arched opening through 2 storeys with modern glazed infill (and proposed canopy) to right end.