The property comprises a mid-terrace building of traditional masonry construction. The property is Grade II Listed Building dating from the late 18th Century. The external walls are covered in a painted render and the roof is a pitched design which is covered in slates. The property has accommodation spread over three levels, with the ground floor providing retail accommodation and the first and second given over to ancillary space.
The market town of Penrith is located in Cumbria, close to the Lake District National Park. The town is connected to the rest of the country by Junction 40 of the M6 motorway and the A6, A66 and A686 trunk routes. Public transport links are provided via the town’s railway station, which is on the West Coast Mainline and national coach services, as well as local bus routes.
The property is located on the pedestrianised Little Dockray, which is located in the town centre of Penrith. The street can be accessed from either Middlegate, part of the A6 trunk route and Corn Market, which is part of the A592 trunk road. The surrounding area is predominantly comprised of retail premises, which are occupied by a mixture of locate businesses and national chains.
