136 Shaftesbury Avenue, & 83 Charing Cross Road, London, W1D

The property comprises two interconnected freehold buildings, together with an additional basement held long leasehold. 83 Charing Cross Road, the James Cubitt designed Grade II listed Romanesque Revival Chapel was built in 1888 for the Welsh community in London. The last service was held in 1982, when it latterly became the site of the Limelight nightclub. It is currently used as a performing arts space bar and nightclub. This building comprises a basement bar/ nightclub, ground floor auditorium with first floor viewing gallery and storage areas. The second floor has a viewing gallery, with the third & fourth floors comprising the impressive dome to the auditorium. 136 Shaftesbury Avenue, formerly the Ministers house, was the official entrance to the chapel and is directly opposite the Palace Theatre. The building housed the chapels library, designed to be reminiscent of the medieval domestic architecture of Bruges. This building comprises basement storage with customer WC`s, ground floor entrance with office. The first & second floors provide bar, entertainment space & storage. The third & fourth floors provide further office accommodation. *There is additional accommodation in the basement of 79 Charing Cross Road which is held Leasehold. **The property is due to be offered for sale via Auction on 29th November, unless sold prior or withdrawn. A deposit will need to be lodged in order to bid. For further details