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Key Features
- Existing Place of Worship
- Offering F1 (formerly D1) use class – Ideal for Religious and Educational Occupiers
- Approximately 2,423 sq. ft
- Main hall space capable of seating a congregation of approximately 150 people
- Enclosed forecourt demised
- Arranged as a large main hall with stage, kitchen, storage, WCs and ground-floor office, with three further offices and attic space at first floor
Description
Elim Christian Centre is a detached brick-built property arranged over ground and first floors, occupying a self-contained plot on a quiet residential turning moments from Romford town centre. The accommodation is centred on a substantial main hall at ground floor, with a raised stage at one end and good natural light on both sides. Ancillary space is well provided: a fitted kitchen, storage, an office and WC facilities all sit off the hall, with separate fire exits front and side. A staircase from the entrance lobby rises to three further offices and attic storage at first floor.
The building has been in use as a Place of Worship and is fitted out accordingly, with an estimated seating capacity of around 150. It is therefore immediately suitable for continued Religious or Educational occupation. Externally, an enclosed forecourt sits to the front, part lawned, with additional on-street parking available nearby.
Location
The property occupies a quiet turning off Brentwood Road on the north-eastern edge of the town centre, five minutes’ walk from Romford station. The station is served by both the Elizabeth line and Greater Anglia, placing Liverpool Street within 18 minutes, Canary Wharf within 28 and Paddington within 38, with a direct service through to Heathrow. By road, the A12 Eastern Avenue runs immediately north of the town, while Gallows Corner, a mile and a half north- east, gives access to the A127 and to M25 Junction 28 at Brentwood. Three shopping schemes lie within walking distance. The Brewery, half a mile south-west, is anchored by a Sainsbury’s superstore, a 16- screen Vue cinema, The Range, Boots, TK Maxx, PureGym and Nuffield Health, while The Liberty and the adjoining Mercury Mall are anchored by Next, H&M, JD Sports and Flannels. Tesco Extra at Gallows Corner is two miles north-east, and Queen’s Hospital.
