St Barnabas Hall , Old Mill Lane, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S71 1PN

The property comprises of two separate but connected buildings originally built as a church and church hall and last used as a Women's Freemason lodge. Building number one is currently used as a masonic temple and building number two comprises of a meeting hall and function room with ancillary kitchen, offices and toilets.

All mains services are connected to the property including a gas fired central heating system.

Barnsley has an urban population of approximately 230,000 people and is situated in South Yorkshire approximately 23 miles south of Leeds and 16 miles north of Sheffield City Centre. The town is well located for access to the motorway network with Junction 37 of the M1 situated approximately 1.5 miles to the west via A628 Dodworth Road.
The property is located on Old Mill Lane at the junction with Honeywell Street on the north eastern fringe of Barnsley Town Centre. Properties within the immediate locality are predominatley terraced residential dwellings with local convenience shops and services.

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The property has a Rateable Value of £8,600 but will need reassessing upon change of use.

An EPC is in the process of being prepared.

Former masonic hall suitable for a variety of uses, subject to planning

Available for Immediate Occupation

644.79 SQM (6,941 SQFT) GIA

Excellent location on the outskirts of Barnsley Town Centre and within easy reach to Junction 37 of the M1 Motorway