Pentecostal church lists Malvern estate for £12m valuation
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
The Pentecostal church Elim has put its Malvern Hills International Centre on the market for £12 million.
The Pentecostal church Elim has listed its Malvern Hills International Centre in West Malvern for £12 million. The church emphasised that listing the property is a fact-finding step to understand the site's current market value and does not constitute a final decision to sell.
The 30-acre estate, purchased by Elim in 2009, houses the Elim International Office, Regents Theological College and Elim Conference Centre. Facilities on the site include a chapel, theatre, swimming pool, cafe and playing fields. The centre has been used for the church's national and international administrative and ministry work.
An Elim spokesperson said the decision reflected 'good stewardship' and that 'the Trustees want to understand what the site is worth in today's market and see what interest it attracts'. The church said the information gathered would 'shape whatever comes next'. No decision has been made about a replacement site, though Elim said options are being explored alongside the marketing process, taking practical, financial and mission-related issues into consideration. The site will continue to operate as normal.
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- Church puts £12m Malvern estate with swimming pool up for saleElim puts its Malvern Hills International Centre on the market, seeking a valuation while exploring future sitesWorcester News · 18 Oct, 05:05
- Church puts £12m Malvern estate with swimming pool up for saleElim puts its Malvern Hills International Centre on the market, seeking a valuation while exploring future sitesMalvern Gazette · 18 Oct, 05:05
In this story: Elim · Malvern Hills · Regents Theological College · Strutt and Parker · West Malvern
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