IP3 Former St Clements Congregational Church, Back Hamlet, Ipswich

The premises comprises a period Grade II Listed former church, renowned for its well-designed and thoughtfully-detailed Gothic style exterior, offering a main congregational area, a meeting room and kitchen / WC, as well as a large car park. The main space between the gallery and dais contains pews arranged in nine rows in a central block, facing the pulpit, and rows of pews either side, angled to better see the pulpit. The church is complete with high-quality bespoke fixtures and fittings, including the dais and screen, gallery, pews, internal glazed doors and painted Biblical text on the east wall. The premises would suit a variety of community uses, STPP.

Ipswich is the administrative and county town of Suffolk with a resident population of 130,000 and a retail catchment population of approximately 300,000. The town lies on the River Orwell, approximately 70 miles north-east of central London, 55 miles south-east of Cambridge, 43 miles south of Norwich, and 18 miles north-east of Colchester. Major roads in the area include the A12, which provides dual carriageway access to the A14, providing a principal link from the Port of Felixstowe (9 miles to the south-east) to the East Midlands.

The property is situated in Back Hamlet, next to the University of Suffolk Campus, and within walking distance of the town centre and Waterfront, close to public car parks.