A RARE opportunity to purchase a former Holy Trinity Church less than a mile from the beach has emerged.
Built in the 1800s, the property in Gratwicke Road, Worthing, comprises of a former church with accommodation extending to a gross internal area of approximately 5,326 sq. ft.
The Grade II listed property is on the market for £500,000.
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The main church has an approximate area of 3693 sq. ft, while the foyer and vestry are 770 and 186 sq. ft respectively.
The property also features a 484 sq. ft office and a 114 sq. ft storeroom.
Externally, the property has grounds on three sides - mature lawned grounds on two sides and hard standing providing off-road car parking.
The vendors reserve the right to remove any of the stained-glass windows, pews, pulpit, font and other furnishings, subject to Listed Building Consent.
The vendors also reserve the right to remove any memorials prior to completion.
The church occupies a prime location near to Worthing’s main shopping areas and one mile from Worthing Station and West Worthing Station.
Offers are invited for the freehold with a guide price of £500,000, with prospective buyers needing to submit offers in writing to the Spratt and Son offices.
Offers must also include sketch plans and written details of the proposed use of the property.
According to Spratt and Son, the property is suitable for a variety of commercial uses.
More information about the church can be found through agents Spratt and Son.
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