Masonic Hall, 33 King Street, Duffield, Belper, Derbyshire DE56 4EU

A rare opportunity to acquire a former Masonic Hall, located within the desirable location of King Street. The property is believed to have originally been a Methodist Church, likely to have been constructed in the late 18th Century, and then was acquired and converted into a Masonic Hall in the early 1900s. The ground floor of the building accommodates reception, lobby, WC, and kitchen, with access to a hall/former bar area and cellar. The first floor provides a lobby area with storage off, and access through to the Masonic Hall, which has carpeted floor, picture rail, ceiling fans, and suspended lighting. There are uPVC-framed double glazed windows to the front and rear gables. Externally, the building is edge-of-pavement, and is close to 100% site coverage. There is a path adjacent to the northern boundary for maintenance. The property is situated off King Street within the popular Village of Duffield, lying approx. 7-miles to the north of the City of Derby. The position is convenient for the village centre with a range of local amenities, and is directly opposite the former Methodist Chapel, recently acquired by Duffield Parish Council. Accommodation Floor AreasThe property is believed to have a GIA of 2,000 sq. ft./185.9 sqm or thereabouts.PlanningThe current use is likely to fall within use Class F1, as defined by the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987, (A…

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