High Street Ripley
Features
Office space of 725 sq ft/67.4 sq m set in beautiful courtyard location in Ripley Village overlooking the church. Available January 2024.
Unit 5 is part of the modern buildings fronting the courtyard. Net floor area is approx.725 sq ft/67.4 sq m. The unit comprises of one open office area with a separate glass partitioned private meeting space. Shared use of the recently refurbished adjacent kitchen and toilet facilities. The security of tenure provisions of the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954 are excluded. The Lessee is responsible for an proportion of the costs of maintaining the common parts ( Service charge per quarter £1165 + vat for this unit ). The rateable value of unit 5 is £12,500 rates are charged thereon at 49.9p in the pound calculating business rates payable of £6237.50. Internally the offices are finished to a high standard and feature: high level of insulation, double glazing in new buildings, ring main and telephone wiring throughout, low energy lighting, full fire alarm system, separate metering for 5 units, electric panel heaters with time controls, disabled access and toilets. EPC rating D79.
The buildings fronting the High Street are thought to date from the early to mid 18th century and are listed Grade II of architectural and historical interest. They have been totally refurbished to provide office accommodation with character yet enjoying the benefits of current standards of insulation and services.. Behind the main frontage architect-designed office accommodation displaying considerable style was constructed some 20 years ago. It comprises 2 buildings linked by a central lobby area with a feature conical roof. Both buildings are flanked by glazed canopies overlooking the brick-paved courtyards. The offices adjoin St Mary's Churchyard and hence enjoy a peaceful location.
Rio House fronts the High Street in the centre of this charming village with its period buildings and historical associations. There are nearby local shops as well as a variety of pubs and restaurants. Easy access to the A3 trunk road, which by passes the village, and intersects with the M25 at Junction 10 some 2 miles to the north. Guildford town centre with its regional recreation and shopping facilities lies some 6 miles to the south with access via the A3: Woking town centre and railway station with a 25 minute train service to Waterloo is about 5 miles to the west.
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