| Property Type | Leisure |
| Tenure | For Sale |
| Size | 7,761 sq ft |
| Price | Price on application |
| Rates Payable | £11,601.75 per annum |
| EPC Rating | This property has been graded as E (110) |
The property comprises a detached community centre building of predominantly two-storey construction, with part single-storey elements, surmounted by flat roofs.
The ground floor provides a reception / office area, together with a large open plan hall incorporating a kitchen and sports hall area, with additional classroom / meeting room space located off the main hall. WC facilities are also provided at ground floor level.
The first floor, accessed via an internal stairwell and passenger lift, provides additional office and classroom accommodation, together with further WC facilities.
Externally, the property benefits from a large forecourt car park providing approximately 18 marked parking spaces, together with a rear overspill car park and a lawned garden area.
| Name | sq ft | sq m | Availability |
| Ground | 5,618 | 521.93 | Available |
| 1st - Office | 2,143 | 199.09 | Available |
| Total | 7,761 | 721.02 |
The property is located within the Sheldon area of Birmingham, a predominantly residential suburb situated approximately 5 miles east of Birmingham City Centre.
The location benefits from good access to the regional road network, with the A45 Coventry Road located nearby providing direct access to Birmingham City Centre to the west and Birmingham Airport and the NEC to the east, both situated approximately 2 miles away.
The M42 motorway is readily accessible at Junction 6, located approximately 2.5 miles to the east, providing access to the wider national motorway network.
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We understand that the building benefits from all mains services.
The agent has not tested the suitability of the connections and recommends that interested parties carry out their own investigations.
The property will be subject to a restriction, limiting the use of the premises to community purposes only. The building must be occupied and used solely for community, charitable or similar non-commercial uses.
If the property continues to operate as a community centre following disposal, it is likely that the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Registrations 2006 (TUPE) will apply. Interested parties should make their own enquiries in this regard.
The property is designated as an Asset of Community Value, which is showing via the following hyper-link - https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/downloads/file/640/assets_of_community_value_register
Any organisation looking to put forward a proposal need to meet the definition of a “community-group” under the Localism Act 2011.
The Purchaser is responsible for the Vendor's legal and professional fees.
Offers are to be invited for the Long Leasehold purchase.