DE1 The Friary, Friar Gate, Derby

City Centre Grade II Listed mixed use property

The Property comprises a detached three storey Grade II Listed building, originally constructed in 1730. The Property has been extended a number of times over the years.

The elevations are of brick construction with a covered entry and sash windows. To the rear there is a large single storey extension beneath a flat roof. A 'T' shaped three storey former hotel block, most likely constructed in the mid to late 20 Century, adjoins the extension and original building.

Overall, the property extends to 0.64 acres.

The present trading accommodation is as follows:

FRIARY PUBLIC HOUSE - located predominantly to the ground floor of the original building. Open plan L shaped public bar, with casual dining, to a central bar servery. To the rear there is a games room. Customer WC's. The interior is described by Historic England as having 'good panelled rooms and plaster ornament of mid C18 and late C18, and a late C18 dining room with good ornament and tactful modern treatment'.

POPWORLD - located within the original building, ground floor of the hotel block and single storey extension. Separate entrance to the front with reception and ticket area, leading into an open plan club room with bar servery. Catering kitchen, ground floor beer cellar and customer WC's.

THE HUB - located to part of the first and second floor of the original building, accessed via a central staircase to the rear of the Friary bar servery, is office accommodation. The office is configured to provide five offices, conference room, kitchen and staff WC's.

LIVING ACCOMMODATION - to the first floor of the original building there is a kitchen, one ensuite bedroom, and five bedrooms.

STORAGE - to the second floor of the original building there are four former hotel bedrooms presently used for storage.

FORMER HOTEL BLOCK -the first floor of the former hotel block provides a lounge and 11 ensuite bedrooms, all of which are in a poor semi derelict condition. The rooms have mostly been stripped of fixtures and fittings, with signs of water ingress and repairs throughout. We could not gain access to the second floor of the hotel accommodation but assume a similar configuration of the first.

EXTERNAL - to the rear of the Friary, there is an enclosed beer patio for approximately 80 covers. To the side there is an enclosed service yard. To the rear of the hotel extension there is car parking for approximately 10 vehicles and bins stores.

The Property is located fronting the A52 Friar Gate in Derby city centre. Derby is a city on the River Derwent in Derbyshire, 15 miles west of Nottingham and 30 miles north of Leicester.

The immediate locality is generally commercial in nature, on the edge of the main retail area, with a mixture of local businesses and offices fronting the A road. The location is close to Derby University and nearby student accommodation.