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Features and description
- Grade II listed property, constructed c.1850
- Three-storey building surrounded by lawned areas and with car park to the front
- Planning consent for demolition of side extension and erection of two semi-detached dwellings with parking and landscaping
- Within walking distance of Worcester city centre
- Close proximity to Gheluvelt Park, Worcester Racecourse and the River Severn.
Lindisfarne House is located on Barbourne Terrace, just off Barbourne road on the northern outskirts of Worcester City Centre.
Worcester City Centre is within walking distance, and the property is within close proximity to Gheluvelt Park, Worcester Racecourse and the River Severn.
Barbourne itself is a popular residential area and home to a number of local independent shops, convenience stores and public houses.
The property is readily accessible being just off the A38 Barbourne Road which leads north to the A449 and subsequently the M5 motorway, Junction 6.
Lindisfarne House is a Grade II listed property, constructed c.1850. It is currently occupied by City Church as an office and meeting facility.
The imposing three-storey building is set back from the road and is surrounded by lawned areas to the side and rear, and a car park to the front.
An impressive stone entrance leads to the main house, whilst the lower ground floor can be separately accessed via a rear entrance, thus offering potential as a self-contained unit.
Grade II listed property, constructed c.1850
Three-storey building surrounded by lawned areas and with car park to the front
Planning consent for demolition of side extension and erection of two semi-detached dwellings with parking and landscaping
Within walking distance of Worcester city centre
Exciting development opportunity - Lindisfarne House, Worcester
Worcester City Centre is within walking distance, and the property is within close proximity to Gheluvelt Park, Worcester Racecourse and the River Severn.
Barbourne itself is a popular residential area and home to a number of local independent shops, convenience stores and public houses.
The property is readily accessible being just off the A38 Barbourne Road which leads north to the A449 and subsequently the M5 motorway, Junction 6.
Lindisfarne House is a Grade II listed property, constructed c.1850. It is currently occupied by City Church as an office and meeting facility.
The imposing three-storey building is set back from the road and is surrounded by lawned areas to the side and rear, and a car park to the front.
An impressive stone entrance leads to the main house, whilst the lower ground floor can be separately accessed via a rear entrance, thus offering potential as a self-contained unit.
Grade II listed property, constructed c.1850
Three-storey building surrounded by lawned areas and with car park to the front
Planning consent for demolition of side extension and erection of two semi-detached dwellings with parking and landscaping
Within walking distance of Worcester city centre
Exciting development opportunity - Lindisfarne House, Worcester
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