Lavenham itself is widely regarded as Suffolk’s finest preserved medieval villages, with a wealth of listed period properties. It has an excellent variety of local shops including two Cooperative supermarkets, a traditional grocers, fine butcher, pharmacy and many interesting specialist shops, galleries and eateries. Ther is a doctor’s surgery, highly regarded primary school and a large modern village hall which sees many activities and events. Lavenham has a vibrant population and is a major tourist centre for Suffolk. 24 Church Street is located on the outskirts of the main thoroughfare through the village and is conveniently place near the church and village hall with its adjoining carpark.
The property comprises a ground floor retail unit within a detached Victorian residence of red brick construction under a slate roof. The premises has been utilised for three years as a café/book shop and fixtures and fittings are available, if required, by separate negotiation. The premises would ideally lend itself to a variety of other uses such as office, counselling or retail, within Use Class E.
