The Denton Centre, Acre Street, Denton, Manchester, M34

The former late Victorian school is not listed, nor is it in a conservation area. However, it could be considered to have local historic interest. It was opened in 1911 as Duke Street Elementary school and used as an Auxiliary Hospital during WW1. The architect also designed Denton Police Station.

The site which extends to approximately 0.90 acres (0.36 hectares), is situated on the southern boundary of the town centre and offers an excellent opportunity for refurbishment or redevelopment.

The property is suitable for a conversion/redevelopment for residential, community, education or health uses (subject to planning consent) and is situated in a convenient, easily accessible town centre setting.

The site is level and regular in shape. The former Denton Central Primary School, a typical Victorian school building measuring approximately 10,000 sqft is situated on the site.

Further information is available within the associated Development Brief made available in a dedicated dataroom.

The property is situated on the southern boundary of Denton Town Centre within a predominantly residential setting overlooking Victoria Park. The main commercial centre and Crownpoint Shopping Park are both a short walk away.
The M67 motorway is less than ½ mile away, providing access to the regional motorway network.