East Port House 67 King Street

FORMER HOSTEL & OFFICES WITH PLANNING PERMISSION FOR FLATTED DEVELOPMENT (18 UNITS) The subjects comprise a two storey and attic former mill building of stone wall construction under a pitched and slated roof with dormer windows to the front. We understand the premises were originally built in 1830, but later converted to offices in circa 1913. As such, it includes a number of ornate features both internally and externally including three arched entrances from King Street and stone parapets. The building is currently Category B Listed, as being of special architectural and historical merit. Internally, the premises provide former office accommodation at ground floor level, and secure residential / hostel accommodation and first and attic floor level. Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of existing building into flatted development (18 units) and associated works. Further information is available on request.