Known as ‘The Old Chapel’, the property comprises a traditional detached brick building to two-storey height under a pitched slate clad roof with two separate units to the ground floor front, the left side of which (as viewed from the street) forms the entrance to a ground floor reception/showroom with stairs leading to the entire first floor. The property benefits from gas heating by way of individual balanced flue heaters as well as radiators serviced from a gas fired comb-boiler. The first floor ceiling follows the roof pitch in part with exposed trusses creating ‘quirky’ accommodation.
The property is situated within The Avenues area of Hull, a high status Victorian housing location primarily formed along 4 main, tree lined avenues which are crossed at their mid-point by Salisbury Street. The subject property is situated on the west side of Salisbury Street towards its junction with Ella Street approximately 2 miles to the north-west of Hull city centre.
