Former Place of Worship in Telford Offered for Potential Redevelopment

A former place of worship in Bank Road, Dawley, Telford, is being offered for sale by Bond Wolfe, presenting an excellent redevelopment opportunity.

The freehold, two-storey property spans approximately 3,000 sq ft and includes offices, meeting rooms, and ancillary areas, along with a generous rear car park.

James Mattin, Managing Director – Agency at Bond Wolfe, commented:

“We’re pleased to bring this unique opportunity to market in Telford. This former place of worship offers significant potential for a range of uses. Its excellent location near local road networks, combined with the large car park to the rear, makes it an attractive proposition for a variety of buyers.”

The property is set on a 0.31-acre site with Class F1 planning permission, making it suitable for community use, such as education or religious purposes. However, it also holds potential for repurposing into other uses, subject to planning consent.

A key feature of the site is its private gated driveway, which leads to a spacious rear car park. This additional access and parking enhance the property’s appeal for prospective buyers.

Situated towards the end of Bank Road, the property benefits from its proximity to Concorde, providing direct access to the Dawley Bank Roundabout. Dawley itself is just 1.8 miles south of Telford town centre and enjoys excellent connectivity to the M54 motorway, linking the area to the wider national motorway network.

Telford has seen extensive investment and regeneration in recent years, cementing its status as the fastest-growing town in the West Midlands.

Bond Wolfe is seeking offers in the region of £450,000 for the freehold. Interested parties can find more information here or contact James Mattin directly at [email protected].

For further details on this and other properties, visit Bond Wolfe or contact 0121 525 0600.