HP2 Ebenezer Chapel Bradden Lane, Gaddesden Row, Hemel Hempstead

The property comprises a former Chapel building dating from 1845 which has been converted for office use within the last 10 years. The height of the original Chapel building has enabled a first floor office structure to be constructed, the first floor extends across approximately three quarters of the original building with a full height reception area retained to the front section. The building benefits from ground floor stores and kitchen facilities together with male and female WCs. The car parking spaces are provided to the forecourt and 8 car parking spaces can clearly be demised with this being extended to approximately 12 spaces, subject to double parking. Partial air-conditioning is provided through the main office areas and there is oil-fired heating to radiators. The ground floor offices are, in the main, cellular with the first floor being arranged as an open plan layout.

Ebenezer chapel occupies a rural location within the Gaddesden Estate and is close to the village of Gaddesden Row, approximately 1.5 miles to the south of the village of Studham and 2 miles west of Flamstead. The main commercial centre of Hemel Hempstead lies approximately 3 miles to the south.

Detached.Character property.

Up to 12 car parking spaces.

Countryside location.