Former St Marks Church, Wellwood Street, Amble, Morpeth , NE65 0EL
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Read more Read moreThe property is a former church located in a town center, constructed in natural stone and slate with leaded windows. It has full planning permission for the conversion into three duplex apartments, including two three-bedroom and one two-bedroom unit. Each apartment will have separate entrances and parking with EV charging points. The building is vacant and has access to mains gas, electricity, and water. The proposed development includes the insertion of an upper floor, rooflights, and modifications to the windows and boundary wall. The total area for the apartments is approximately 2,248 sq ft, 1,520 sq ft, and 1,620 sq ft. The energy performance rating of the building is currently C, with a predicted rate of B after conversion.
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