A former office building of North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue has been put up for sale, hitting the market for £795,000.
The Northallerton property, listed by Brackenridge Hanson Tate, is an expansive three-storey, purpose-built office unit.
Located at Thurston Road, the building offers between 3,163 to 9,930 square feet of space and can be fully refurbished to meet the needs of a leaseholder.
Estate agents said the interior of the building offers "a mixture of open plan and cellular space".
One of the standout features of the property is its 46 car parking spaces, which the agent says reflects "an excellent car parking ratio of 1:216 sq.ft".
The former fire and rescue property is available to let as a whole or as individual floors, with a new full repairing and insuring lease offered for a term of years to be agreed at a commencing rental based on £10.50 per sq.ft per annum.
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Brackenridge Hanson Tate is also seeking offers in the region of £795,000 for the freehold interest with vacant possession.
The office also boasts full access raised floors, suspended tiled ceilings, Cat 3 lighting, comfort cooling, and male and female WCs on each floor with shower facilities available.
The site, which totals 0.6 acres, offers potential for residential redevelopment, subject to planning.
The building is situated at the gateway to Northallerton Business Park, an established business community located just off the A167 Darlington Road.
The location is approximately one mile north of Northallerton town centre and about 1.5 miles from Northallerton Railway Station.
North Yorkshire market town Northallerton lies between the North Yorkshire Moors and The Yorkshire Dales.
It is approximately 18 miles south of Darlington and 30 miles north of Harrogate.
The town is on the main east coast line between Edinburgh and London and serves as the administrative centre of Hambleton District and North Yorkshire County Council.
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