Schedule of Condition - Star Pubs & Bars · Property Address: Hope and Anchor, Greatham, High Street, Hartlepool, TS25 2EN A.Document Control Sheet. This document was initially prepared

Schedule of Condition

Property Address: Hope and Anchor

Greatham

High Street

Hartlepool

TS25 2EN

Property Reference

Number:

2302256101

Document Reference:

LS/mb Rev.

Survey Date: 9 April 2019

Property Address: Hope and Anchor, Greatham, High Street, Hartlepool,

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A. Document Control Sheet.

This document was initially prepared by Brownill Vickers Limited on behalf of Star Pubs & Bars and, subsequent to the release of the initial document, revisions

are made at regular intervals to reflect the requirements of Star Pubs and Bars’ property inspection programme.

This section of the report provides details of the document status and details of whom and which company has carried out amendments to the document and

ensures that all previous versions of the report are suitably superseded.

Revision Revision Date

Details of revision Reviewers Company Report Authors Name.

B. Contents

A. Document Control Sheet.

B. Contents

C. Preliminaries

D. Property Details

E. Survey Methodology

F. Executive Summary

G. Schedule of Condition

H. Supplementary Photographs

I. Declaration of document publication


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C. Preliminaries

Name of company completing the schedule of condition

Brownill Vickers Chartered Surveyors, Valuers & Property Agents

82 Queen Street, Sheffield, S1 2DW. Tel: 0114 290 3306

www.brownillvickers.com

Name of Surveyor who completed the schedule

Mr Lee Sidebottom BSc (Hons) MRICS

RICS Registered Valuer Director

Tel: 0114 290 3306

Mob: 07775 792 371 e: [email protected]

Date of site visit

9 April 2019

Date of issue

10th April 2019


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D. Property Details

Summary of Construction:

Of traditional construction with painted render finish to front facing elevation and brick facing rear and gable elevations set

beneath a pitched roof overlaid in interlocking concrete tiles. To the rear left is a pebbledash rendered two storey projection

with pitched roof covering overlaid in clay pantiles. Beyond this is a mono-pitched single storey extension forming the ground

floor beer cellar with a felt roof covering. A further single storey extension beneath a modern felt-equivalent flat roof forms

the right hand back of bar areas, the kitchen and the second ladies’ toilet facility. Rainwater goods are a mixture of cast iron

and PVC. Windows are a mixture of timber and uPVC and all doors are of timber specification.

Accommodation:

Front entrance lobby to open plan bar areas around central servery. Two rear entrance lobbies, two sets of ladies’ toilets and

one set of gent’s toilets. The kitchen is located off the right hand bar areas or via the back of house inner corridor area which

gives access to the staircase to the first floor private living accommodation.

Cellar areas are within the rear part of the left hand two storey projection and extend into the rear left hand mono-pitched

single storey extension. These are accessible via external doors only.


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E. Survey Methodology

1. Description

In accordance with instructions received from Messer Star Pubs and Bars, Brownill Vickers Limited have carried out an

inspection of the subject premises to provide a Schedule of Condition.

At the time of inspection the weather was overcast but dry.

The premises were closed, having been secured by VPS Estates.

2. Orientation

All references to front, left, rear and right are as standing in the road looking at the front elevation with access to the car park

to the right. Our inspection was limited to those parts, which could be seen from ground level within the boundaries of the

property and from the public highway or rights of way.

3. Limitations

Brownill Vickers Limited undertake a non-destructive visual inspection, this means we do not take up carpets, floor coverings

or floorboards, move furniture or, remove the contents of cupboards. Additionally, we do not remove secured panels or undo

electrical fittings etc. We inspect roofs, chimneys and other surfaces on the outside of the building from ground level and, if

necessary, from neighbouring public property and with the help of binoculars, close examination may reveal defects not visible

from a ground level vantage point.

We do not inspect the roof structure from inside the roof space. We are not able to assess the condition of the inside of any

chimney, boiler or other flues. We do not report on the cost of any work to put right defects or make recommendations on

how these repairs should be carried out. Some maintenance and repairs we suggest may be expensive. The property was fully

furnished at the time of our inspection and no removal of furniture or floor coverings was undertaken. In particular floor

coverings were not removed or lifted at the edges and no inspection of any sub-floor voids was undertaken. We therefore

cannot confirm the condition of underlying floor timbers.


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Fixtures and fittings, including all floor coverings, do not form part of the freehold. We assume that fixtures and fittings will be

valued as part of a fixtures and fittings inventory and separately assessed independent of this report.

It was not possible to inspect those parts of the property which were covered or unexposed at the time of the inspection and

therefore, we are unable to guarantee that some parts are free from defect.

No tests were carried out to any of the service installations, plant or beneath ground drainage neither was an asbestos survey

/ management plan carried out as part of this instruction. Due to the weather conditions being dry on the day of inspection

the guttering systems could not be checked fully due to the dry conditions.

This survey does not constitute an asbestos survey and therefore enquiries should be made with to ascertain if a Type 2 or

type 3 asbestos survey has been conducted and the findings thereof. Neither the whole nor any part of the Report or any

reference thereto may be included in any published document, circular or statement, or published in any way without written

approval from Brownill Vickers Limited of the form and context in which it may appear.

No access was gained to ground floor beer cellars.

Limited access was only available to the various boundaries around the site due to the premises being located adjacent to

private property.


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4. Condition

Condition Rating

Definition

3 - Good Condition

Reported elements had no apparent defects, being clean and well maintained, element

is likely to offer a long serviceable life.

2 - Satisfactory Condition Reported element presented in a serviceable condition with some of wear and tear or

minor damage but not requiring immediate attention.

1 - Poor Condition Reported element in a deteriorated condition or with disrepair evident, likely to require

substantial repair or replacement.


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F. Executive Summary

Internal Cellars – no access gained.

Public accommodation – generally dated throughout. A complete decorative overhaul is recommended. This should include to public toilet

areas and throughout the commercial kitchen to bring up to modern standards. Within the bar areas the quarry tiled floor surfaces require

complete renewal.

Private accommodation – in very poor condition requiring complete overhaul. Damp penetration is affecting surfaces, particularly to the left

hand side of the accommodation. All fittings are dated, damaged and non-matching and all decorations are extremely dated and damaged.

External

Main buildings – the building is of a significant age and requires ongoing maintenance to ensure it is maintained in a wind and watertight

condition. Repairs are required to roofs and projecting chimney stacks within roofs. Rainwater goods require some overhaul and damage

was noted to sections of external joinery forming doors and windows. To the rear left hand single storey building forming the main beer

cellar the felt covering is beyond its economic lifespan and requires complete replacement.

Site – comprising rear car park and decked areas. Heavily worn to car park surfaces requiring complete re-surfacing. Decked surfaces also

weathered requiring repairs prior to redecoration.



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1 INTERNAL

1.0 GROUND FLOOR Photos 26-70

1.1 Ground floor accommodation; front entrance lobby

1.1.1 Ceiling Boarded ceiling with papered finish and timber coving surround.

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1.1.2 Walls Solid outer wall with patterned

paper.

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1.1.3 Floor Solid floor overlaid in cord carpet. 2

1.1.4 Doors External timber panelled and glazed door with side screens.

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1.1.5 Doors (2) Internal doors x 2 to match outer door and with adjacent panelled and glazed screens.

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1.2 Ground floor accommodation; open plan bar areas

1.2.1 Ceilings Painted Artex finishes around decorative timber beams to left hand side of room with patterned paper finishes to plasterboard to remaining areas incorporating boxed beams where room has been opened up in the past.

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1.2.2 Walls Solid walls with finishes in patterned paper, painted anaglypta, timber panelling and with fixed seating covering large sections of wall surfaces at low level.

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Generally appear in reasonable condition although some high moisture readings recorded to front wall and discolouration to patterned paper to same areas.

1.2.3 Floor Solid floor to right hand side of room overlaid in patterned carpet. Quarry tiled bar apron to the right hand side of the room extends to the front left hand side of the room where the floor is of suspended timber specification. Further patterned carpeted area to rear left hand side of room where the floor is solid again.

1

Quarry tiled surfaces badly damaged and lifting. Carpet coverings worn but surfaces underneath generally level.

1.2.4 Windows Front facing timber framed casement windows x 3 with secondary aluminium glazing.

2

Condensation affecting surfaces.

1.2.5 Windows (2) 2 x rear facing windows as per front but with no secondary glazing.

2

Condensation affecting windows.

1.2.6 Fireplace Front right hand fireplace with timber surround and quarry tiled hearth. Gas fitting within.

2

Flue untested. Grouting discoloured to hearth.

1.2.7 Fireplace (2) Front left hand hearth with cast 2



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iron surround and quarry tiled hearth. No fitting within.

1.3 Ground floor accommodation; central servery

1.3.1 Counter Timber bar counter with panelled front, tubular brass footrest affixed to floor in front of servery and with varnished timber top incorporating glazed screen to central area. Half door and flap to rear left and rear right.

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Finishes worn and half doors loose to hinges.

1.3.2 Inner shelving Timber framing housing formica topped and timber edged shelving. Stainless steel wash basin with hot and cold taps adjacent beneath front counter.

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Discolouration. Taps untested.

1.3.3 Back bar fittings

Timber framed back bar fittings with panelled and mirrored backs and open shelving beneath with some sections of cupboarding to match front bar counter.

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Surfaces scuffed and damaged as per main bar counter.

1.3.4 Floor Solid floor overlaid in Altro. 1-2

Generally level but Altro damaged and discoloured.

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ladies’ toilets

1.4.1 Ceiling Skimmed plasterboard. 1

Damage to main area over sink.

1.4.2 Walls Solid and partition with tiled finish up to dado height and painted anaglypta above.

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Fittings dated and isolated damage. No deterioration as a result of damp.

1.4.3 Floor Solid overlaid in carpet and Altro to cubicle.

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Floor level. Coverings worn and damaged.

1.4.4 Window Timber framed casement window within cubicle.

2

Condensation affected. Window untested.

1.4.5 Sanitaryware 1 x low-flush WC and 1 x wash basin.

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Untested. Dated.

1.4.6 Radiator Steel panelled radiator affixed to wall.

2

Secure. Untested.

1.4.7 Doors Timber panelled cubicle door. 1

Panelling loose.

1.4.8 Doors (2) Intermediate flush faced door incorporating closer and with decorative beading to outer face.

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1.4.9 Doors (3) Outer door incorporating closer and glazing.

2

1.5 Ground floor accommodation; rear left hand gent’s toilets

1.5.1 Ceiling Plasterboard finished in painted anaglypta.

2

1.5.2 Walls Tiled from floor to ceiling height. 1-2

Generally secure but some impact damage to isolated tiles. Tiles dated and unlikely that like for like replacements could be found.

1.5.3 Floor Solid overlaid in carpet, Altro and quarry tiles.

1-2

Floor coverings discoloured and Altro opening up to welded joints.

1.5.4 Doors Outer and intermediate doors as per aforementioned ladies’.

2

1.5.5 Doors 2 x cubicle doors as per ladies’. 1

Impact damaged and furniture stiff and difficult to operate.

1.5.6 Sanitaryware L-shaped ceramic urinal with PVC cistern over, 3 x wall mounted wash basins and 2 x low-flush WCs.

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Dated, poorly sealed to perimeter, poorly grouted to urinal channel and untested.

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framed casement windows. Furniture missing to opening light within front cubicle. Condensation affected to all windows.

1.5.8 Radiator Steel panelled radiator affixed to walls.

1-2

Corrosion beginning to develop.

1.6 Ground floor accommodation; rear public entrance lobby

1.6.1 Ceiling Plasterboard papered as per right hand bar areas.

2

1.6.2 Walls Solid with painted anaglypta at low level and patterned paper above dado height.

1

Damp affecting surfaces at low level around external doors.

1.6.3 Floor Solid overlaid in quarry tiles with inset cord carpet covering adjacent rear doors.

1-2

Isolated missing detail to upstands adjacent internal door and tiles worn.

1.6.4 Doors External double timber panelled and glazed doors with glazed screen surrounding.

2

1.6.5 Doors (2) Internal door to public accommodation as per outer doors to public toilets.

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Damaged glazing to door.

Doors (3) Timber framed fire door with closer

and intumescent strip giving

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access to private accommodation.

1.6.6 Window Internal timber framed and glazed window overlooking left hand bar areas.

2

1.7 Ground floor accommodation; rear right hand public entrance lobby

1.7.1 Ceiling Plasterboard ceiling with paint finish.

2

1.7.2 Walls Solid walls with painted anagylpta at low level and patterned paper above dado height.

1-2

Isolated high readings around door reveals to external door.

1.7.3 Floor Solid a continuation of the right hand bar areas overlaid in carpet and with cord carpet to inset adjacent external door.

2

1.7.4 Doors External timber framed and glazed door.

2

1.7.5 Doors (2) Internal timber framed and glazed door with matching screens surrounding.

2

1.7.6 Radiator Steel panelled radiator affixed to wall.

2

Secure. Untested.

1.8 Ground floor accommodation; rear right hand ladies’ toilets



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Isolated hairline cracks.

1.8.2 Walls Painted anaglypta throughout lobby area with tiles up to dado height within main toilet area and painted anaglypta above.

2

Dated to finishes.

1.8.3 Floor Solid overlaid in patterned carpet and with Altro to cubicle areas.

2

Fittings worn.

1.8.4 Windows Rear facing timber framed casement window with opaque glazing.

2

Untested.

1.8.5 Doors Outer and intermediate doors in timber incorporating closers and with decorative beading to outer faces.

2

1.8.6 Doors (2) 3 x cubicle doors with two separating panels and surrounds.

1-2

Latches ill-fitting.

1.8.7 Sanitaryware 3 x low-flush WCs and 3 x wash basins set in vanity unit.

2

Lids to low-flush WCs are non-matching. Fittings dated but appear serviceable. Untested.

1.9 Ground floor accommodation; commercial kitchen




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Damage to rear central section and discolouration to all areas.

1.9.2 Walls Tiled from floor to ceiling height within main wash area with stainless steel from floor to ceiling height within cooking area and painted skimmed plasterboard in the right hand entrance.

1-2

Tiles damaged where previous fixtures and fittings have been removed and heavily discoloured, as are plastered surfaces.

1.9.3 Floor Solid overlaid in Altro in two differing colours.

1-2

Discolouration and dated.

1.9.4 Doors Right hand flush faced timber swing door.

2

1.9.5 Doors (2) Left hand timber framed door incorporating closer.

2

1.9.6 Fittings Extractor hood and canopy and all sinks including wash basins and sinks and drainers are assumed to form part of the freehold. All other fittings within the kitchen are assumed to form part of the fixtures and fittings inventory and valued according to condition within that.

2

1.10 Ground floor accommodation; back of house inner lobby to private accommodation and kitchen



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1.10.1 General Skimmed plasterboard ceiling and wall surfaces with solid floor overlaid in Altro. Front flush faced door to servery area.

1-2

Altro floor covering damaged. Surfaces generally discoloured.

2.1 GROUND FLOOR CELLARS

2.1.1 General No inspection. The premises were secured. Some keys were on site and these were used to try and get access to the ground floor cellar areas, which are beyond the left hand public toilet block and extend into the attached shallow pitched single storey building which extends into the rear car park.

Assumed 1-2

Access should be made available at any reinspection and the report should be updated at that time.

3.0 FIRST FLOOR Photos 1-25

3.1 First floor accommodation

3.1.1 Ceilings Skimmed plasterboard ceilings with paint finish applied. Woodchip to some areas and Styrofoam tiles within bathroom.

1

Styrofoam tiles forming fire hazard. Isolated hairline cracks to numerous sections. Some damp penetration affecting surfaces particularly within the left hand rooms.

3.1.2 Walls Solid and partition walls largely with patterned paper finishes. Tiles within the bathroom.

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Dated and damaged with damp penetration affecting surfaces



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particularly within left hand areas.

3.1.3 Floor Suspended timber floors overlaid in vinyl carpet with steps between levels. Timber staircase to rear part of accommodation.

1-2

Some uneven boards beneath carpets. Carpet coverings heavily worn and poorly fitted.

3.1.4 Windows uPVC double glazed replacement windows.

2

Untested.

3.1.5 Void Void accessible from rear left hand room with exposed timber roof frame overlaid in felt equivalent.

1-2

Evident that this room has previously been used for some workshop facility. Suitable for limited storage purposes. Fittings within untested.

3.1.6 Fittings Basic and dated kitchen fittings within rear left hand room.

1

Dated and deteriorated.

3.1.7 Radiators Steel panelled radiators affixed to walls throughout accommodation.

2

Secure. Untested.

3.1.8 Doors Flush faced timber doors with brushed metal handles and closers to most door fittings.

1-2

Original door frames. Isolated damage to doors where furniture has been removed or replaced.

3.1.9 Windows Front facing timber framed casement windows.

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No significant rot evident. Decorations deteriorating and condensation affected.



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3.1.10 Fireplace Incomplete fireplace fitting within front right hand room.

1

Poorly detailed. No fittings within.

3.1.11 Kitchen fittings

Domestic style fittings including base and wall units incorporating stainless steel sink.

1

Dated, poorly detailed and non-matching fittings

3.1.12 Sanitaryware Low-flush WC and wash basin within separate WC, panelled bath with electric shower fitting over and wash basin set within vanity unit within bathroom.

1

Dated and non-matching. Fittings untested.

4. EXTERNAL

4.1 Main building Photos 71-96, 104

4.1.1 Roofs Flat roof over rear single storey extension in modern felt equivalent.

2

Appears suitably detailed. Some isolated staining indicating standing water may occur following rainfall

4.1.2 Roofs (2) Pitched roof over front two storey building overlaid in interlocking concrete tiles.

1-2

Roof covering intact. Moss growth to surfaces and isolated damage to edges.

4.1.3 Roofs (3) Pitched roof over rear left hand two storey projection overlaid in clay pantiles.

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differing tiles and forming detail to rear projecting parapet. Ridge pointing also weathered.

4.1.4 Roofs (4) Shallow mono-pitched felt covered roof over rear left hand single storey extension forming beer cellar.

1

Poorly detailed and lifting to edges with cracked and incomplete sections dispensing into adjacent gutters.

4.1.5 Chimneys Brick and rendered stack incorporating single clay pot within rear slope of main roof to left hand side. Lead flashing to the base.

1-2

Cracked render noted.

4.1.6 Chimneys (2) 2 x projecting stacks as seen from front with pebbledash rendered finishes and incorporating clay pots.

1

Cracked surfaces and incomplete sections of render to both stacks.

4.1.7 Walls Brick facing elevations to rear single storey extension incorporating bitumen DPC.

2

Previous ivy growth to right hand elevation has discoloured surfaces.

4.1.8 Walls (2) Rear part of main beer cellar in brick.

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garage doors.

4.1.9 Walls (3) Pebbledash rendered finish to right and rear elevations to left hand two storey projection. No inspection made of left hand elevation.

1

Damaged and previously repaired in non-matching materials. Loose and crumbling sections at low level to skirt.

4.1.10 Walls (4) Brick facing rear and gable elevations to main front two storey building with pebbledash render at high level to right hand gable.

1-2

Rendered surfaces damaged including extending to right hand projecting chimney breast.

4.1.11 Walls (5) Painted render finish to front elevation with drip edge at low level above smooth skirt which extends to ground level.

2

Isolated hairline cracking around ground floor window openings.

4.1.12 Rainwater goods

Cast iron gutters to cast iron downpipe; right hand elevation to rear left hand two storey offshot.

1-2

Some misalignment noted.

4.1.13 Rainwater goods (2)

PVC gutters to single downpipe to rear cellar projection.

2


PVC gutters to right hand downpipe to rear elevation of single storey flat roofed building.


Cast iron rainwater goods to front elevation.

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Evidence of leakage to joints.

4.1.16 Rainwater PVC gutters in two sections to rear elevation of main building

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goods (5) dispensing to two pipes, with left hand pipe incorporating hopper.

Evidence of previous leakage to joints.

4.1.17 Doors Three flush faced timber doors to cellars.

1

Damaged outer surfaces particularly to rear door. Damage to frame in particular at low level.

4.1.18 Doors (2) Rear double public entrance doors with adjacent screens.

2

4.1.19 Doors (3) Timber framed and glazed single rear public entrance door.

1-2

Isolated damage to weather bar at low level.

Doors (4) Rear double public entrance doors with adjacent screens.

2

4.1.20 Doors (5) Timber framed and glazed single rear public entrance door.

1-2

Isolated damage to weather bar at low level.

4.1.21 Doors (6) Rear double garage doors to single storey cellar extension.

1-2

Damage to framing over. Untested.

4.1.22 Doors (7) Front entrance door and side screen.

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Rot developing to surrounds and weather bar. Decorations weathered.

4.1.23 Windows Timber framed casement windows 1-2



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to rear left hand toilet block. Weathered to decorations and rot beginning to develop particularly to sill sections.

4.1.24 Windows (2) Timber framed casement windows to rear single storey flat roofed extension.

2

4.1.25 Windows (3) Front facing timber framed windows.

1-2

Rot beginning to develop to sections of windows where tested with pressure.

4.1.26 Steps Quarry tiled step up to front entrance door.

1

Steps damaged and incomplete.

5. SITE AREAS Photos 97-103

5.1 Car park

5.2.1 Tarmac Tarmac surfaced car park. 1

Heavily worn and breaking up to large areas. Perimeter heavily overgrown.

5.2.2 Decking Raised timber decked area to front left hand corner of car park incorporating fence surrounds and timber framed smoking shelter overlaid in felt tiles and incorporating PVC rainwater goods.

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5.2.1 Path Concrete path between the decked area and the ground floor beer cellars.

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I1. Original Document Issue

Signature

“I hereby certify that the preceding Schedule is a true record of the condition of premises at the date of inspection.

Lee Sidebottom MRICS For and on behalf of Brownill Vickers Limited

Company Brownill Vickers Limited

Address 82 Queen Street

Town Sheffield County South Yorkshire

Postcode S1 2DW

Phone number 0114290 3306

Website www.brownillvickers.com Fax number 0114 275 4971

Email [email protected]

Property

address Hope and Anchor, Greatham, High Street, Hartlepool, TS25 2EN

Client’s name Star Pubs & Bars Date this report

Was produced 10 April 2019



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I2. Amended document Publication declaration

Document

Revision Declaration

“I hereby certify that the preceding

Schedule is a true record of the condition of

premises at the date of inspection.

Signed:

Publication Date Signatories company

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Schedule of Condition - Star Pubs & Bars · Property Address: Hope and Anchor, Greatham, High Street, Hartlepool, TS25 2EN A.Document Control Sheet. This document was initially prepared