A historic Shrewsbury town centre property, named after the founder of Morris Company, is on the market.
The Grade II listed property was constructed in the early 20th century and now includes a mix of commercial and residential spaces.
Morris Hall and 1 Bellstone Court, situated in a courtyard setting, have an asking price of £780,000.
Morris Hall offers 3,766 sq ft of vacant internal space, including a hall, office, and flat.
1 Bellstone Court, a two-storey office building, provides 1,006 sq ft of floor space.
Current annual tenancies bring in £13,000.
Head of Halls Commercial, James Evans, said the sale of the property presents a 'fantastic commercial opportunity' with 'unique income-generating capabilities'.
“Set within a historic courtyard, the property holds significant potential for redevelopment, whether for continued commercial use or alternative schemes, subject to planning permission," he said.
Morris Hall, originally known as Bellstone Hall, was built in 1933 by James Kent Morris and renamed in his honour after his death.
The property is rich in period details, including intricate wood panelling and a stone fireplace.
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