A truly exceptional freehold office building of singular character

Key Points

• Rarely available freehold opportunity
• Charactor building with interesting history
• Interesting mix of open plan and cellular offices, capable of adaptation
• Secure fenced site
• Generous car parking

Description

Beaumont House was formerly known as the Beaumont Riding School, constructed between 1856 and 1859, for the purpose of the cavalry Riding School in Aldershot. The building is Grade II* listed.

The property featured in the classic 1968 film "The Charge of the Light Brigade " and also in the 1972 film "Young Winston".

The building has been expensively and extensively refurbished in recent years to create a wholly individual and exciting interior, matched with a classic architectural exterior. Internally, the floorspace provides a mainly open plan floorplate, incorporating an attractive and modern mezzanine, which incorporates some cellular offices / meeting rooms, male / female / disabled WC's, fitted kitchen and plant room (with PMS).

The building also incorporates the front "officers area" which includes a viewing balcony, 2 directors offices, boardroom and entrance lobby / reception, together with further ladies and gents WC's and disabled WC.

This property offers an unrivalled opportunity to acquire character, but modern office floorspace, within an exceptional building of architectural and historical importance.

It is located in a quiet, fully secure site, yet within short distance of the A325, and close to Aldershot town centre.

Available area

The accommodation comprises the following areas:

price

£2,500,000 for the freehold interest (plus VAT).

RATEABLE VALUE

Rateable value - £164,000 per annum
Rates payable - £89,544 per annum

EPC

Upon application.

legal fees

Each party to meet its own legal costs incurred in the transaction.