FORMER SOCIAL CLUB

This substantial period property occupies a prominent corner position in Station Road in the heart of the densely populated residential and commercial area of Plymouth. Keyham is a residential suburb for the city, mainly built during the Victorian period and is characterised with high density residential terraced properties. The area has its own railway station, and substantial employers Devonport Dockyard and Babcock Marine are located on the River Tamar just to the east. Consequently, it is felt that it would lend itself to a variety of trades and uses, with genuine potential for redevelopment subject to any necessary consents.

Plymouth, with a population of over 250,000 is the largest city in the West Country.  Largely rebuilt since World War II it is now a thriving industrial and commercial centre and is still one of the Royal Navy's principal base and warship repair dockyards.  The city has excellent educational, recreational and entertainment facilities and access to the rest of the country is gained by road via the A38/M5 motorway and by rail.  Europe is also accessible by the car/passenger ferry which is operated from its terminal at Millbay Docks.

The premises is end-of-terrace and believed to date back to the late 1800s. It appears to be constructed of brick with rendered and painted elevations under a mainly pitched slate roof with some additional flat roof areas. In brief, it comprises a large traditional bar and function room, cellar and storage areas to the ground floor, snooker and pool rooms to the first floor and a spacious two bedroom flat to the second floor. The first and second floors are serviced by a rear fire escape. The property is in need of some refurbishment but offers spacious and versatile accommodation over three floors (approx. 200sqm total). A viewing appointment is strongly recommended.