The Imperial Hotel, a grade II listed building on Stanley Front Street, includes a “full on-licence” and spans over three floors, is being offered by agents, Naylors Gavin Black.
Stanley Front Street is a street which has hit the headlines in the last year after the town was labelled one of the ‘ugliest’ in the country by a national newspaper, prompting a mixed response from locals.
Estate agents Naylors Gavin Black note the town has “easy links to Newcastle upon Tyne and Durham”.
(Image: Naylors Gavin Black) Nearby traders include Greggs, Specsavers, and several other estate agents.
The property is also close to Asda and Iceland supermarkets and is generally open plan in nature.
The building’s top floor was previously used as residential accommodation.
Ground floor measurements are 2,645 sq ft, the first floor 1,597 sq ft, and second floor measurements are 148.5 sq ft.
(Image: Naylors Gavin Black) The total area of the property is 4,242 sq ft.
The building also includes a redundant four-bedroom manager’s flat.
Free parking is available close to the property.
The property has an EPC rating of C.
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The agents have not specified a price for the building, but a spokesperson for Naylors Gavin Black said: “We want it to go to a good home.”
Each party involved in the transaction will be responsible for their own legal costs, and all offers will be deemed net of VAT unless otherwise specified.
Naylors Gavin Black are looking for ‘sensible’ offers on the property.
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