SW10 1 The Boltons, Chelsea, London

The hall premises are of traditional construction under a pitched slate roof. The premises have been built adjoining the stone-built church and have been designed in such a way as to blend in with the older church building.

The accommodation provides an entrance lobby, main hall, kitchen and WC facilities at ground floor level. The WCs provide a single disabled toilet and a small block of 4 unisex toilets. There is a single

large room and two stores at first floor level accessed by a single staircase from the entrance lobby.

The property benefits from central heating. Currently the windows are single glazed windows. However, the parish is looking at installing secondary glazing at their cost. There is a small secure garden area to the south side of the hall, which can be accessed by three glass doors out of the hall.

There is a small car park area to the north side of the hall. We understand a prospective occupier could use this for dropping off and picking up but would not be able to park vehicles other than on an occasional basis by agreement. Any such agreement would be at the sole discretion of the PCC.

The parish will be upgrading the existing kitchen in August this year.

The current use of the church will fall under Classes F1 of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended). This allows for a number of community uses, the most common of which are as places of worship, education use and public halls but also as libraries, museums, law courts or the display or works of art (other than for sale or hire). The property is Grade II Listed and located within The Boltons Conservation Area.

The property is located in a leafy suburb of the wealthy London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

The property is located on an island site in the centre of The Boltons, immediately adjacent the northeast end of the main church building. Fulham Road (A304) is a short distance to the south and

Old Brompton Road (A3218) a short distance to the north. Gloucester Road Underground station (Circle, District and Piccadilly Lines) is just over half a mile to the north and Earls Court Underground station (District and Piccadilly Lines) a similar distance to the northeast. There are a good number of bus routes running along nearby roads.

Although the property is located on a residential road it is well located for local shopping, restaurants and other amenities.

The heart of Chelsea is to the east and Kensington to the north. Central London is just over 3 miles to the east.