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City centre church opens its doors to the property market

Aberdeen, UK – A church building located in Aberdeen’s busy west end commercial business district has just come on the market through international property consultancy, Knight Frank.

The two-storey building on Thistle Street, whose current occupiers Hebron Evangelical Church are relocating to larger premises close by, extends to 5,472 sq ft and is built of granite construction. The subjects offer the potential for a variety of uses subject to planning permission and benefits from being in close proximity to retail and business units.

Hebron Church, extends to 3,724 and 1,375 sq ft on ground and first floor respectively, with a useful additional attic space of 373 sq ft. The ground floor comprises an open-plan area with a raised platform to the rear. There is a panelled ceiling and feature church windows are incorporated to the north and east elevations. There is also a fully-fitted kitchen and toilet facilities. In addition there is a first floor area to the front of the property, which comprises three large rooms, together with toilet facilities and a small kitchen area.

Hebron Church is on the market at offers in excess of £350,000.

Katherine Monro, partner, Knight Frank said: “The successful transformation of former church buildings to accommodate businesses or charitable organisations has re-energised older properties in Aberdeen’s city centre and enabled their use to be attractive to alternative markets.

“Hebron Church is an example of a wonderful building in the city centre, in the heart of the City Centre Business Zone, that could be adapted to fulfil a number of commercial needs, subject to planning. This building would suit a number of occupiers, including the office market and retail.“

Viewings can be privately arranged via Katherine Monro at Knight Frank by calling 01224 415962.

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