Description
Constructed between 1842 and 1844, the property comprises two brick-built buildings with an ashlar façade and characteristic period features including stepped lights, substantial buttressing and a slate roof. The front building, accessed from Chapel Walk, is currently used as an auction house and provides predominantly ground-floor accommodation with a first-floor gallery, together with kitchen and WC facilities. The rear building, accessed from Royal Well Lane, is in use for religious worship and offers a main meeting hall, kitchen and WC facilities at ground floor level, with an additional meeting room and office above. The two buildings were previously interconnected, although this link has since been closed off.
Location
Cheltenham benefits from good local and regional road communications via the M5 (Junctions 10 and 11) in addition to a mainline railway station forming a link to London Paddington with journey time of just under two hours. The property is located to the rear of the Municipal Buildings close to Royal Crescent, one of the most well-known terraces of Georgian properties in the town, which is located approximately 150m from the Promenade and approximately 300m from the High Street. It sits on the corner of the junction with Chapel Walk and Royal Well Lane.
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