Barrett Browning Institute Bye St 635–2 128 pi² d'espace disponible • Bureau • Ledbury HR8 2AA

The property is situated on the corner of Bye Street and The Homend; a prominent position situated in the centre of Ledbury's retail area, which comprises The Homend and the High Street. The building, a grade II listed building, commands a prominent position and is highly visible with the clock tower forming an important focal point for the town. Surrounding immediate uses include retail premises, offices and residential. The property is a semi-detached building known as the Barrett Browning Institute, and it is understood the property was built between 1892 and 1896, with a mixed style of Tudor revival and many Arts and Crafts influences. The construction is mixed stone, concrete, brick and timber under a predominantly pitched tile roof, and clock tower. The property is located in the picturesque county town of Ledbury, situated to the east of Herefordshire, which shares borders with Worcestershire and Gloucestershire. Ledbury is a busy and expanding town with two well publicised housing developments underway. Ledbury and surrounds has a population of approximately 10,000. The town has been featured in a number of newspapers as one of the best places to live and visit in UK, and benefits from a wide rural catchment. Ledbury is a popular tourist destination with many local attractions and events, including Eastnor Castle, The Malvern Hills, and the world renown Ledbury Poetry Festival. The Town Centre includes a number of national businesses including: Boots, Spar, Coffee No1, Specsavers, One Stop, and Day Lewis, alongside many local retailers and businesses creating a busy high street. Ledbury benefits from from good transport communications, with the M50 motorway located approximately 4 miles south of the town providing access to the M5 and the wider motorway network. The town also benefits from a mainline railway station with direct trains to Hereford, Malvern, Worcester, Birmingham, Oxford, Reading and London.