Commercial Properties For Sale in Cotswolds
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An attractive Grade II listed, commercial property representing an exciting and rarely available investment property which would be suitable for redevelopment to residential, subject to obtaining the relevant consents. The building is situated in the historic town of Cirencester and c...
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The Rose Inn is a substantial part three, part two storey building with rendered elevations beneath pitched slated, and tiled roofs. There is a forecourt beer patio area and a further external trading area, a Skittle Alley and beer garden/patio to the rear. The public house is served by a surfaced car park on the opposite side of Paganhill Lane, providing 14 car park spaces. The site area is 0.366 acres and the pub has a footprint of 4158 sf (Source Nimbus Maps).
- Substantial freehold Community pub.
- Immediate well populated residential catchment.
- Open plan trading area and spacious living accommodation on upper floors.
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Approximately 10.94 acres (4.42ha) of permanent pasture land, with lapsed planning for an Organic Farm under planning reference P19/17557/F.
- 10.94 acres (4.42ha) of agricultural land with lapsed planning consent granted for an Organic Farm and Business with associated buildings and infrastructure (P19/17557/F)
- Located between Bath, Bristol and South Gloucestershire - Adjacent to The Cotswold Way
- Roadside access at three points off Wick Lane
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A building that has suffered abuse in recent years but with a prominent position next to Lidl, in the expanding town of Melksham, Wiltshire. Preference will be given to a charity that can use the property, made available at a greatly reduced price, for providing shelter, education and training for released homeless ex prisoners. The initial concept is that much of the renovation work will by done the ex inmates with rooms made good for training and educational purposes. Some parts of the property could be used as craft workshops. Following this it is envisaged that there would be an income stream from commercial uses such as a mocktail bar, games café, or other form of catering Presented in a shell state for recovery. Cleared site with parking. Wiltshire Council Listed Building and Building Control consents required Plans and assistance from a well respected heritage buildings architect, Possibility of free trade inventory from the vendor
- Full or partial change of use from long closed public house.
- The plan offers at least 2 income streams.
- Retain a small easily managed pub
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Bath Hotel/Pub with Six Letting Rooms With separate Cottage which is also let Bar, Restaurant & Commercial Kitchen Private Garden and Car Park
- Bath Hotel/Pub with Six Letting Rooms
- Free of Tie Lease
- With separate Cottage which is also let
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Lake Pochard is a unique lakeside leisure complex situated in the centre of the Cotswold Lakes. An established holiday lodge accommodation with planning permission for additional units. The property comprises 15 Scandinavian-style holiday lodges, mature lakes, and café with flat above.
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71 Great Pulteney Street is one of a portfolio of four freehold Georgian townhouses available in the heart of Bath. Offers invited for the whole at £6,150,000, or for individual buildings. A significant Stamp Duty Land Tax saving may be available to a purchaser acquiring the portfolio as a whole. Based on the current assumed tax treatment, SDLT would be approximately £297,000 for the portfolio as a whole, compared with approximately £704,500 if the four properties were acquired individually by four separate purchasers, representing a potential saving of £407,500. 71 Great Pulteney Street is a five storey Grade I Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations, extending to approximately 520 sq m (5,602 sq ft) gross internal, together with vaults of 50 sq m (535 sq ft). Great Pulteney Street is one of the finest set pieces of Georgian neo-classical architecture in England. Four hotels stand on the street, with the remaining buildings largely in private hands as houses, maisonettes and flats. Laura Place, Pulteney Bridge and the city centre lie a short walk to the west, and the Holburne Museum closes the vista to the east. The building is entered from Great Pulteney Street to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained one and two bedroom flats. The basement flat is reached either by stone steps from the pavement or through the ground floor hallway. Below it is a sub-basement of vaults, used for st
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Oakfield Farm provides an exceptional opportunity to purchase a detached five-bedroom property set in a large, well-maintained garden, which benefits from a substantial range of agricultural buildings, concrete yard and permanent pasture fields. The property extends to approximately 14.03 acres.
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19 Portland Place is one of a portfolio of four freehold Georgian townhouses available in the heart of Bath. Offers invited for the whole at £6,150,000, or for individual buildings. A significant Stamp Duty Land Tax saving may be available to a purchaser acquiring the portfolio as a whole. Based on the current assumed tax treatment, SDLT would be approximately £297,000 for the portfolio as a whole, compared with approximately £704,500 if the four properties were acquired individually by four separate purchasers, representing a potential saving of £407,500. 19 Portland Place is a five storey Grade II Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations. At approximately 677 sq m (7,287 sq ft) gross internal it is substantially the largest building in the portfolio. Portland Place lies on the northern slope above the city centre, within a few minutes' walk of The Circus, the Royal Crescent and the Assembly Rooms. It is a no-through road of elegant Georgian townhouses and is correspondingly quiet, whilst remaining close to central amenities. The building is entered from Portland Place to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained flats of one, two and three bedrooms, the largest of them extending to over 1,000 sq ft. A store room lies to the left of the front door. Below the basement flat is a sub-basement of vaults used for storage and forming part of that demise. The flats are finished to varying spe
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18 Burlington Street is one of a portfolio of four freehold Georgian townhouses available in the heart of Bath. Offers invited for the whole at £6,150,000, or for individual buildings. A significant Stamp Duty Land Tax saving may be available to a purchaser acquiring the portfolio as a whole. Based on the current assumed tax treatment, SDLT would be approximately £297,000 for the portfolio as a whole, compared with approximately £704,500 if the four properties were acquired individually by four separate purchasers, representing a potential saving of £407,500. 18 Burlington Street is a five storey Grade II Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations, extending to approximately 541 sq m (5,823 sq ft) gross internal across two measured plans, together with vaults of 26 sq m (280 sq ft). Burlington Street runs up from Julian Road and links through to Portland Place, placing the building within a few minutes' walk of the Royal Crescent, The Circus and the museums of the upper town, and a little further to Milsom Street and the city centre. The building is entered from Burlington Street to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained one and two bedroom flats. Accommodation runs from a cellar and lower ground floor through to a top floor flat with views south across the city. Below the basement flat is a sub-basement of vaults, forming part of that demise. The flats are finished to varying specific
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Stunning Country Pub & Restaurant with Letting Rooms in the Heart of the Cotswolds. Would Suit a Multi-Generational Family Operation. Luckington is a popular, thriving village in the southern Cotswolds in north-west Wiltshire. The village is approximately 6.5 miles west of Malmesbury and 8.5 ...
