CO1 54 Head Street, Colchester

The property is an attractive, Grade II* listed building, prominently positioned along the east side of Head Street on a rectangular plot of approx. 0.09 acre (0.037 ha). Originally built in C17 as a Georgian residence with an attractive red brick front elevation added in 1774. The property served as a branch of Martins Bank from 1958 to 1998, establishing itself as an iconic landmark in Colchester during that period.

The property is provided over basement, ground, first and second floors constructed of a oak frame and plastered, roof tiled with brick single storey rear addition. The roof behind the front has 2 pairs of small hipped gables. The west front has an attractive parapet, modillioned red brick cornice, 5-window range of double hung sashes, some benefitting from secondary glazing and an attractive central entrance door to front elevation.

Internally the premises has gas central heating and lighting throughout along with multiple WC and kitchenette facilities on the ground and second floors.

Externally to the rear is parking for up to four to five cars.

Colchester City Centre