The property comprises a former Army Reserves Centre (ARC) occupying a 1.04 acre (0.42 ha) site in Bury town centre.
The property is Grade II Listed and within a conservation area. Further planning and heritage information is included on the data room and within this brochure.
The existing building extends to a total of 46,317 sq. ft. (4,303 sq. m.)
GIA and comprises three principal parts:
Frontage block - 10,537 sq. ft. (979 sq. m.)
Drill hall - 24,369 sq. ft. (2,264 sq. m.)
Rear block - 11,410 sq. ft. (1,060 sq. m.)
The frontage block has a stone façade the oldest elements of which date back to 1867, with the drill hall in the middle of the building dating to 1907 and the rear block dating to 1951. The site is L-shaped and fronts Castle Street. To the northeast of the Property, accessed from The Wylde, is a secure parking area of 28 car parking spaces to serve the property.
Existing floorplans, topographic and measured survey is available within the secure data room alongside ground and drone imagery.
Access to the data room is available upon request.
