Claremont House is an early C18th building with later alterations, which was originally constructed as a vicarage for the adjacent St. Chad's Church. Comprising three storeys with attic and basement the premises have now been converted to offer office accommodation arranged on four floors and basement level. The main building is of brick under a slate roof and has attractive coped Dutch gables with moulded stone cornice and parapet to eaves. Many of the original period features have been retained including fireplaces, cornices and joinery detail. The property enjoys an elevated position with fine views over the town and is only metres away from the Quarry Park. The building also benefits from having onsite car parking 32 vehicles. There is an attractive entrance hall with shared toilet and kitchen facilities.
Floor number: 1st Floor, Ste 1,2 & 3
Imposing Grade II Georgian Building, Residential area close to Quarry Park, Offices Town Centre, Originally constructed as a vicarage Claremont House is an early C18th building with later alterations over four floor
