1 New Row, Kilrea BT51 5QS

Features

• Former Bank Premises
• 3,540 sq ft (328.88 sq m)

Additional Information

The subject comprises a landmark bank building situated on the edge of Kilrea town centre. The imposing sandstone building was designed by renowned architect Thomas Turner and was constructed in c.1885. The building features a distinctive curved façade with sandstone parapets and copings capped with stone urns on 3 corners. To the rear a more modern flat roof extension provides additional accommodation with access to a small gardens/parking area to the rear.

Internally the ground floor comprises the former banking hall with a range of ancillary offices, strong rooms and staff facilities. Windows throughout are single glazed in the timber sash casting with heating provided via an oil fired system supplemented by ceiling mounted air conditioning unit in the main banking hall.

The upper floors comprise the former managers dwelling which is in shell specification and in need of refurbishment.

Historic Building Reference No: HB03/01/012 - B1.

EPC - E119

Total Net Internal Area - 3,540 square feet

Directions

Kilrea is located approximately 41 miles north west of Belfast and 15 miles North East of Coleraine and serves a mainly rural community. The subject premises are located on the periphery of the established town centre at the junction of New Row and Garvagh Road. Neighboring occupiers to the subject include SVP, Kilrea Presbyterian Church, Kilrea Farmers Mart and Fold Housing.