A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A BEAUTIFUL GRADE II LISTED BUILDING IN THE CENTRE OF THE HISTORIC TOWN OF SCARBOROUGH, WITH PLANNING PERMISSION FOR APARTMENTS.
The property comprises a former educational building, which was most recently used as part of Yorkshire Coast College before closing in 2017. The building originally opened in 1902 as a municipal school and includes many designs and architectural features from the architect Edwin Cooper. The property has also been Scarborough High School for Boys from 1922 to 1959, the Westwood County Modern School and later became part of the College.
The site is ideally located in the centre of Scarborough, a popular and historic seaside town around 43 miles to the north east of York, 18 miles north of Bridlington and 19 miles south of Whitby. Scarborough has long been considered a popular tourist destination and has a number of hotels, B&Bs, Guest Houses and Airbnb’s in and around the town. The town also provides a range of shops, bars, restaurants, pubs and cafes and there are beaches and tourist spots around the town.
