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The Old Wesleyan Chapel on Church Road is a beautiful Grade II listed building which could suit a variety of end uses subject to the necessary permissions and regulations be passed. Any planning applications made in conservation areas and/or listed buildings will be required to "pay special attention" to the desirability of preserving or enhancing the character or appearance of the area and the special interest of the building. As a result, we would suggest consulting with an architect and/or planning consultant with a background of working in the area successfully. The building is VAT registered and so VAT will be payable at the prevailing rate on top of the purchase price. In total there is over 4,500 sq ft of space arranged over two main floors with a split level between. On the ground floor there is an entrance hall with original Maws Tiles leading to the first and smaller of the two halls. There is also a rear entrance with access to an office space and kitchen. The hall also has access to the corridor for these rooms plus a w/c and store room. The second and larger hall is found on the first floor and offers exceptional open plan space up in to the roof voice. The building is likely to suit a wide variety of residential, commercial or mixed uses thanks to its vast amount of space and open plan layout. This second hall also has access to a kitchen, office space and store. The property is registered with the land registry under Title Number SL165807. Please note that the driveway area to the left hand side of the Chapel is not under our client's ownership and is unregistered. Our client is prepared to provide a statutory declaration regarding their regular maintenance and use of this area over a long period of time. The building is situated in the conservation area of Coalbrookdale and Ironbridge with woodlands nearby and many countryside walks. Approximately 500 metres to children's play area and only 400 metres to the local doctor's surgery and well sought after Coalbrookdale primary school. There is easy access on to the Ironbridge/Coalbrookdale bypass road which links on to the Queensway dual carriageway to Telford Town Centre, offering major departmental stores, leisure facilities, railway station and connection on to the M54, M6 and M1 respectively. Approximately 800 metres away is the Ironbridge town centre where there are shops, chemist, post office and array of restaurants and public houses. The area is famous for the World's first iron bridge erected in 1779 and is designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.