The property compromises a five-storey building of traditional stone construction, beneath a pitched slate roof with timber-framed windows. The premises are in an attractive location on St George’s Quay, overlooking the River Lune and adjacent to the Maritime Museum. They are situated within the Quay Conservation Area, preserving the historic character of the surroundings. The property is situated on the northeastern outskirts of Lancaster city centre, within a mile of both Lancaster train and bus stations. Access to the A6 northbound is provided via a short drive to Caton Road, ultimately connecting to the M6, approximately three miles to the north. The M6 offers routes north to the Lake District and south to Preston, the M65 motorway network, and beyond.