The Street, Takeley, Bishop's Stortford, Essex

Situated within a prominent position in Takeley Street, this versatile Grade II listed commercial property offers flexible accommodation, suitable for a variety of business uses.

The premises is entered via a welcoming reception lobby, leading through to three main rooms which provide ample space for workstations, client consultations or displays. To the rear, there is a distinct back office/staff room, offering practical storage or a private break area, alongside WC facilities.

The property benefits from large original display windows, and plenty of traditional charm with exposed timbers and brickwork throughout.

Conveniently located with excellent access to Stansted Airport, this unit represents a fantastic opportunity for a local business looking to establish or expand their presence in the area.

Entrance Lobby/Third Room - 3.9m x 2.5m (12'9" x 8'2") - Original door to front aspect, single glazed windows to front & side aspects, timber panel flooring, brick wall, various power points. Opening to: Central Area.

Principal Room - 6.0m x 4.9m (19'8" x 16'0") - Double original doors to front, single glazed bay windows to front aspect, exposed timbers, exposed brickwork, timber panel flooring, inbuilt matted area, ceiling mounted spotlight array, various power points. Opening to: Second Room.

Second Room - 6.0m x 3.4m (19'8" x 11'1") - Single glazed bay window to front aspect, single glazed window to front aspect, access to utility board, exposed timbers, timber panel flooring, inset spotlights, various power points. Opening to: Third Room.

Forth Room - Single glazed window to rear aspect, exposed timbers, timber panel flooring, inset spotlights, ceiling mounted spotlight array, various power points.

Back Office/Fifth Room - Single glazed window to side aspect, timber panel flooring, inset spotlights, various power points. Access to: WC

Wc - Low level WC, wall mounted wash hand basin, vinyl flooring, ceiling mounted light fixture.

Shop Usage - Class E usage.

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