CM2 57-63 Moulsham Street, Chelmsford

The property is known as Godfreyyys Mews after the historic company called Godfreys, who in the 180000s were located on the site and were rope and tent makers. The premises, of concrete frame with brick cavity walls construction under a slate roof, was built circa 1990 as part of a larger development of shops, offices and flats which are located at the rear. The retail tenants each have a rear door and have a pedestrian right of access from the rear car parking area adjacent to the site. Car parking spaces are available for the tenants use under separate licenses. There are 22 ground rents from the residential properties at the rear. The upper floors over the retail premises, once office accommodation, has recently undergone conversion to apartments, all sold, with access from number 63 which forms part of the service charge on a peppercorn rent. Planning Application 22/00229/FUL sought for 2 apartments in the car park indicated in red on location plan. The full demise is outlined in blue. EPCCCs are being carried out on all the commercial properties.

The property is located on the eastern side of Moulsham Street close to its junction with Grove Road, opposite the Black Horse Pub, walking distance of the City Centre and railway station (35mins to London).