HP1 The Bury, Queensway, Hemel Hempstesd

Grade II* listed building and land vacant and unused for a number of years, for sale in a prominent Hemel Hempstead location with potential for a range of alternative uses.

The Bury comprises a prominent Grade II* listed Georgian building dating from circa 1790, characterful accommodation, retaining a number of period features and arranged over two principal floors. The building is set within attractive grounds adjoining Gadebridge Park and offers a combination of office, meeting and ancillary accommodation, together with associated external areas. Having previously served as a civic and administrative building, the property offers considerable character and flexibility for a range of potential alternative uses, subject to the necessary planning and listed building consents.

The property has been vacant and unused for a number of years, and prospective parties are advised to undertake their own investigations as to the condition and suitability of the property for their intended use.

The Bury and the adjoining land are divided into five separate parcels, each of which is shown individually within the following marketing brochure. Should any further information be required, please contact the vendor's sole agent, Brasier Freeth.

A dedicated data room has been established containing further information relating to the property, including available title information, plans and other supporting documentation.

Access will be made available to interested parties upon request through Brasier Freeth.

The property is being openly marketed on behalf of Dacorum Borough Council.

Interested parties are invited to register their interest with Brasier Freeth. Following an initial marketing period, the Council intends to invite offers through an informal tender/best bids process, with the timing and requirements to be confirmed.

Offers may be submitted for the whole opportunity or for individual plots. The Council reserves the right to consider the commercial merits of each proposal and is not obliged to accept the highest or any offer received.

Further information regarding the bidding process, including the information required as part of any offer, will be issued to registered parties in due course.

The property is to be sold freehold, subject to any occupational interests, rights, covenants and other matters affecting the relevant titles.

Bury Lodge is currently occupied and further details of the occupational arrangements are available within the data room. The Council garages and stores are expected to remain in operational use until completion of any sale.

The vendor reserves the right to consider all offers received on their individual merits and is not obliged to accept the highest or any offer received. Any decision will be subject to the vendor's own assessment and relevant internal approvals.

Price on Application (POA)

(The vendor will consider selling the plots either individually or as a combined offering.)

Adjacent to Gadebridge Park and the Old Town

Grade II* listed Georgian Building dating from c.1790*

Five individual property/land opportunities available as a whole or in individual lots

Potential for a range of alternative uses, subject to planning/listed building consent

The Bury occupies a prominent and historic position on Queensway, immediately adjoining Gadebridge Park and within close proximity to Hemel Hempstead Old Town. The property is situated within an attractive established setting, with the surrounding area comprising a mix of historic residential, civic, leisure and community uses.

The property benefits from its proximity to Hemel Hempstead town centre, with the Marlowes shopping and commercial area located a short distance to the south. Gadebridge Park provides an attractive landscaped setting immediately adjoining the property, while the wider Old Town offers a range of independent retailers, restaurants, professional services and other amenities.

The location therefore provides a distinctive combination of accessibility, town centre connectivity and an attractive historic setting, with good access to the wider Hemel Hempstead area and the strategic road network.