The property was last used as a chiropractic clinic and comprises a substantial late Victorian/early Edwardian villa dating from the first decade of the twentieth century and which is constructed of Suffolk white brick under a slate roof.
The property comprises a former supermarket car park developed in the 1970s and which borders the river Lark on the eastern boundary. The car park is fully surfaced and fenced on two sides and extends in total to approximately 0.77 acres.
The property comprises a detached single storey industrial building constructed of concrete blockwork walls under a pitched roof to the front and a flat concrete roof to the rear. The premises were formerly occupied for many years by ATS, as a tyre and exhaust service centre.
The site extends to just under 0.7 acres (subject to a measured survey) and is mostly level and hard surfaced. There is a right of way adjacent to the southwestern boundary in favour of the adjoining former railway workshops, but an easement has been reserved to lay services from the main road through land adjacent to the former telephone exchange.
