Description
Clock Tower Works comprises a collection of industrial buildings dating from the mid 1900’s grouped around a surfaced yard.
They are of varying forms of construction, including a two-storey office of brick construction, hung tile to the first-floor front, beneath a pitched tiled roof, a detached modern steel frame building, block & render store shed with profile steel roof.
The principal building is a two-storey industrial building of brick construction clad with profile steel sheeting at first floor level. The roof is of various type including asbestos sheeting, profile steel and asphalt.
Location
Warsash is an affluent coastal village on the eastern bank of the River Hamble, renowned for its sailing and marine heritage.
The village provides a range of local amenities, with further retail, leisure and everyday services available nearby in Locks Heath, Park Gate and Whiteley.
Clock Tower Works is accessed from Shore Road and is situated within the village centre, close to the River Hamble waterfront.
The surrounding area comprises a mix of residential, commercial, retail and marine-related uses.
Junction 9 of the M27 is approximately 2 miles away, providing convenient access to Southampton, Portsmouth and the wider South Coast.
Rail services are available from Swanwick and Fareham stations.