Granada Buildings, East Prescot Road, Liverpool L14 9PW

Situated

The property occupies a prominent site with a frontage to East Prescot Road the main A57 and to the corners of Back Dovecot Place and Somerford Road. Local amenities nearby include shops, schools and bus routes to the city centre.

Ground Floor

The ground floor incorporates a former community centre
sq m (sq ft)
Bar/Games Room/Function Room 298.10 3,208.82
Kitchen 44.10 474.70
Family Room 196.00 2,109.79
Childrens Play Area 202.00 2,174.38
Ancillary Store Rooms 46.50 500.53

First Floor

Former Gymnasium with Canadian Maple Floor 367.53 3,956.18
Three Store Rooms plus Large Ancillary Room 204.14 2,197.41

Second Floor

Former Boxing Gym & Cinema seating section 464.00 4,994.61

Third Floor

Mezzanine Store Area
Former Children's Gymnasium 179.54 1,932.61
Total 2,001.91 21,549.03

Roof

Part let to O2 from 2013
Subject to 12 months notice to terminate by the tenant.
Current rent passing of £8,000 per annum

Outside

Forecourt to the front, ample car parking area to the side, additional lawned section to the side.

Please Note

The property offers potential for a variety of uses subject to the usual planning and building regulation consents.
Prospective bidders must make their own enquiries to Liverpool City Council.
The vendor has carried out many repairs and improvements throughout.
Many of the fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale.
Rateable value: £14,750
Description: Community centre and premises ground floor only.

GUIDE PRICES & RESERVE PRICES

Guide Price
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Reserve Price
The seller’s minimum acceptable price at auction and the figure below which the auctioneer cannot sell. The reserve price is not disclosed and remains confidential between the seller and the auctioneer.

Both the guide price and the reserve price can be subject to change up to and including the day of the auction.