BA7 former Ambulance Station, Victoria Park, Castle Cary

The building comprises a detached 2 storey former house which has been reconfigured for use as an ambulance station with a garage annexed to the rear. The building is of traditional brick construction with a tiled, pitched roof. The ground floor accommodation, which has been utilised as an ambulance station is currently configured as an office, staff room, kitchenette, male and female WC's, shower facilities and store. To the rear of the building is a single storey 3 vehicle garage. The ground and first floors are self contained with access to the first floor via an internal staircase accessed by an external door in the east elevation. Externally there is a hard standing yard and garden to the side and rear of the building.

The site itself is located approximately 0.4 miles to the north west of the town centre and 0.9 miles to the south of Castle Cary Railway Station. It is in a residential area neighbouring the former police station which has been converted in to residential dwellings.

Castle Cary is a market town in Somerset with a population of approximately 2,300 people, circa 6 miles to the north of the A303 which links London to the South West. The mainline train station offers direct services to London and the South/South West. The main high street has a number of independent shops, a market hall, hair dressers and local convenience stores. The town is of historical significance, dating back to the 110000s with evidence seen through the numerous surrounding historical landmarks.