The historic building at 43 Spital Street in Dartford, Kent, has undergone multiple transformations since its construction in 1850 as part of the Spital Street Methodist Church. It was later converted into a Crown Court, and after its relocation, it became The Courthouse Pub around 15 years before 2010. Recognized as a Grade II listed structure, the building retains significant architectural and historical value. Situated near Kent Road and Dartford Station, this 6,000-square-foot property offers immense potential for future development, surrounded by local shops and a thriving community, making it a unique opportunity for various uses.