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Kimblesworth Carehome Elm Cresent, DH2 Kimblesworth Carehome Elm Cresent, DH2 3QJ The Elms, Kimblesworth Carehome, Elm Cresent, Chester Le Street, DH2 3QJ J W Wood seek all levels of interest for both outright purchase, and joint venture development of the The Elms, a care home in Kimblesworth County Durham. Currently a 16 bedroom care home with communal facilities such as dining, washing and lounge rooms, this imposing, stone build property could potentially be suitable for conversion, subject to planning permission. The property has previously benefited from planning permission, granted in 2012 - which has subsequently lapsed, to extend the ground floor to provide a further 6 bedrooms - please go to Durham Council's planning website and use the reference number 2/11/00330/FUL. The site has ample parking provided in two areas of hard standing, and has pleasant and mature gardens to front and rear. It is located in the village of Kimblesworth, which whilst quiet, is a very short drive to the Arnison retail centre which boasts many facilities and shops. Chester Le Street and Durham city are a short drive away. Kimblesworth is on a bus route which itself is connected to the A167 highway, which in turn connects to the A1 Motorway. Agents note 1: All matters relating to this property are to be handled in a confidential manner. Interested parties should not visit the property with out prior arrangements through J W Wood. Agents note 2: J W Wood are to be retained as the selling agents for any units that are built and sold on this site. For further information, please contact the Land and New Homes department on 0191 3791060 Agents note 3: There are restrictive covenants registered on the title. For more information, please contact the land and new homes department jww.co.u k Directions From our Chester-le-Street office turn left onto Front Street then turn right at the traffic lights. Continue straight ahead at the mini roundabout then turn right at the next main roundabout joining the southbound A167. Continue along the A167 until reaching the roundabout junction at Plawsworth. Turn right towards Nettlesworth and Kimblesworth. At the brow of the bank take the first left hand turning into Kimblesworth. Continue along this road and the property can be seen on the right. Details prepared by: MARTYN HUNTER Every care has been taken with the preparation of these particulars, but they are for general guidance only and complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. If there is any point, which is of particular importance please ask or professional verification should be sought. All dimensions are approximate. The mention of fixtures, fittings &/or appliances does not imply they are in full efficient working order. Photographs are provided for general information and it cannot be inferred that any item shown is included in the sale. These particulars do not constitute a contract or part of a contract. 0191 388 7245 [email protected] jww.co.uk 3 Front Street, Chester-Le-Street, DH3 3BQ .
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