Location

This property, formerly trading as Royal Bank Scotland is located at the junction of New Rents and Drum Lane a few hundred yards north east of Ashford town centre. Whilst this is a prominent trading location on a busy thoroughfare it is in a secondary position, however it will be adjacent to a development site proposed to be a hotel in the near future. Other nearby traders include Café Nero, Halifax Building Society, The British Heart Foundation and Bet Fred. Ashford, one of Kent's designated growth centres, currently has a population of approximately 75,000 inhabitants and is set to grow substantially in the next 20 years. The town is centrally located within the county, benefitting from a fine communications network via the A20/M20 and five mainline railways. Ashford International Passenger station gives direct access to northern continental Europe via Eurostar and London is some 38 minutes distant via HS-1.

Description

This mid-terraced building provides approximately 2,250 sq.ft. accommodation on the ground floor, formed of units 3 and 4 and accordingly could be sub-divided once again to provide 2 separate units but is currently open plan having been the former banking hall for Royal Bank of Scotland. It is currently configured over 3 separate levels. The first floor offices currently run some 1,325 sq.ft. and are capable of being made self-contained and split if so required, potentially to create 2 self-contained flats subject to planning permission. Externally there are 2 car parking spaces to the rear of the premises.