NG34 Former Lincolnshire County Council Offices, Eastgate, Sleaford

The property comprises a range of disused former office buildings and tarmac surfaced car parking area, sat on an irregular shaped generally level site, situated adjacent to the North Kesteven District Council (NKDC) Offices and a short walk from Sleaford Town Centre.

The predominantly two storey building, which forms the majority of the accommodation on the site, is a prefabricated two storey System-Build, 'Vic Hallam' style building with a flat felted roof, erected in 1960. There are also two single-storey buildings found to the rear of the site, which are built in the same style. The tarmac surfaced parking area found to the front of the site remains in use, whilst the buildings on site have not been used for some years.

In our opinion, in view of the convenient location close to the town centre and attractive setting overlooking the River Slea, which runs along the southern boundary of the site, the property offers potential for a variety of both residential and commercial development, subject to the receipt of

The site is situated on the eastern side of Sleaford Town Centre, a short walk from Southgate, the main shopping street in the town. The town bypass/A17 trunk road is situated about 1.5 miles to the north east. The main commercial areas within Sleaford are found further east along Eastgate, with Sleaford Leisure Centre and Indoor Bowls Club immediately to the south, on the opposite side of the River Slea.

The site is bordered to its western side by existing residential development, to the north by the NKDC offices and car park, to the east by an attractive area of public open space and finally by the River Slea to the south.