Derbyshire House, Sherwin Street, Darley Abbey, Derby, Derbyshire

Description

The subject property was formerly the regional headquarters of the Derbyshire Federation of Womens Institutes and is of traditional masonry construction, with facing brick elevations inclusive of timber framed windows and doors, surmounted by hipped (to the front) and pitched (to the rear) tiled roofs.
To the front, there is a two-storey section which comprises an entrance hallway with reception office and kitchen on the ground floor, together with a further three offices and a meeting room on the first floor. The basement provides basic storage accommodation and is accessed externally.
To the rear, there is an adjoined single storey section which incorporates a large open plan function room with w/c facilities towards the front and a stage with additional storage space and a w/c to the rear.
Externally, accessed via a small driveway off Sherwin Street, there is an enclosed yard area which wraps around the side and rear of the building, providing off-street parking for approximately 7/8 vehicles.

Key features

• Well-presented Headquarters and Assembly premises.
• Total Net Internal Area: 273.27sq.m. / 2,940sq.ft.
• Comprises offices with large function room and stage.
• On site parking within an enclosed yard.
• Attractive residential location.
• Considered suitable for a variety of uses (STP).