The property is located on Tower Street, Dudley which provides direct access onto the A459 and leading onto the Castlegate Roundabout.

The site is within close proximity to the pedestrianised market place at the centre of Dudley as well as the nearby Metro extension link which provides direct access to Wolverhampton, Wednesbury and Birmingham. The property is located opposite the Dudley College of Technology and nearby attractions such as Dudley Zoo and Castle.

Baylies Hall is of architectural and historical significance and was listed in 1949. The building is a single storey building in a simple classical style with the facade comprising of 3 windows in moulded architraves. There are projecting rectangular porches at either side, with statues in the niches above. The building has a rendered facade and was restored in 2012 with funding from a National Lottery Heritage Fund through the Dudley Townscape Heritage Initiative.

The building itself is a unique property and is of masonry construction and internally provides a mixture of private and open plan office/sales areas. At the front of the building is a large open plan exgymnasium area of full height brick elevations. The building also provides further storage at first floor level and has been configured to provide office/ training areas including a safe room, ground floor office and kitchenette.

An EPC has been commissioned and will be available shortly.

Externally the building benefits from a private car parking area at the front of the site which has the benefit of gated access directly onto Tower Street. There is a further secure compound at the rear of the building.