ME12 Sheerness Dockyard Church, Garrison Road, Sheerness

After being badly damaged by a fire in 2001, the £9.5m restoration of this historic landmark was completed in 2023, transforming it into a vibrant community facility. This building has since collected multiple accolades, including several RIBA awards, as well as being named as the 2024 UK Project of the Year by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

The completely refurbished former church premises are currently used as co-working space, cafe and meeting rooms but could be ideal for a number of different social activities or wedding/events venue subject to the usual permissions.

The premises comprise an entrance foyer leading to a main area with a fitted cafe (store and servery) and various meeting rooms. The first floor mezzanine is currently utilized for co-working space.

The furniture and cafe equipment will remain in situ. A full inventory is awaited.

The property benefits from male and female public WC facilities, gas fired central heating and security systems. Parking for numerous vehicles is to the rear including EV charging points. Further parking could be made available for events to the front as well as grassed/landscaped areas potentially for outdoor events.

Sheerness Dockyard Church occupies a prominent position on Garrison Road within the historic former Royal Dockyard at Sheerness, on the Isle of Sheppey in North Kent. The property lies adjacent to the former Royal Naval Dockyard and close to Garrison Point, where the River Medway meets the Thames Estuary.

Road connectivity is centred on the A249, located approximately 3 miles to the south, providing direct access to the M2 (Junction 5) and onward links to the M20

Rail services are available from Sheerness-on-Sea station, situated approximately 0.5 miles to the south east, offering regular services to Sittingbourne where direct connections are available to London St Pancras International and London in under 90 minutes.

Local bus routes provide connections across the Isle of Sheppey, including Queenborough, Minster and Sittingbourne.