Description
The property comprises a landmark Grade II listed building, designed by renowned architect T C Hine, dating from 1858. The property is of traditional red brick construction with yellow brick and painted ashlar dressings. The property is of 3 storey construction plus lower ground floor/basement with attractive bay windows. The property benefits from dual frontage to both Oxford Street and Regent Street with two separate entrances and staircases.

The property is currently used as barrister’s chambers providing a series of offices which are centrally heated by means of a gas fired central heating system. The accommodation includes a large ground floor reception area together with welfare facilities to all floors.

Externally, the property benefits from car parking to the front with up to 8 spaces.

Situation
The property is situated within Nottingham’s traditional professional office district on the western edge of the city centre within walking distance of the Old Market Square. The property occupies a prominent corner position at the junction of Oxford Street and Regent Street. The immediate vicinity is predominantly categorised by professionals and administrative businesses including solicitors, surveyors, financial institutions, and medical practices.

Planning
The premises are situated within the Wellington Circus Conservation Area and are Grade II listed. The current use of the property as offices falls within Class E. The property may therefore lend itself to alternative uses including medical, clinic, consulting rooms, and residential (STTP).