Alder King appointed to sell climbing centre property

Property consultancy Alder King has been appointed by Warehouse Climbing Centre to market its Gloucester Docks property, ahead of a planned relocation to a new facility in the city.The climbing centre revealed earlier this month that it is close to finalising its plans to create one of the largest climbing centres in the UK on a new site. It is currently based in one of Gloucester’s distinctive 19th century warehouse buildings inside the Docks Conservation Area. The five-storey depositary warehouse on Parliament Street could provide up to 28,000 sq ft of accommodation once the floors are reinstated and is being offered for sale with vacant possession from early 2019 off a guide price of £1m. The property is suitable for continued leisure use and could also be converted for residential use, subject to planning.Indicative layout plans for a residential conversion prepared by Roberts Limbrick Architects show the property could provide five one bedroom units and 15 two bedroom units, together with ground floor car parking.