Commercial Properties For Sale by Vickery Holman, Truro, including sold STC

A detached commercial property comprising warehouse and offices potentially suitable for a wide variety of uses. The building has most recently been used as offices and design studio but has suffered from the roof failing. The flat roof needs replacing and the interior cleared and refurbished. The property benefits from a tarmac surfaced car parking area and outside space accessed directly off Newham Road. The site is unopposed, overlooking Newham Road and over the Truro River beyond.

22 East Street comprises of a well situated ground floor retail property. The property benefits from having a separate store which can be assessed from a second entrance. The property is situated within East Street, an established retail and business location within the town and is within walking distance of the many town beaches and shops.

The land is bound to the north by the principal highway into the village, to the east by residential properties, to the south by agricultural land and to the west by one residential dwelling. The land benefits from two access points from the highway. The westernmost access leads onto a private track serving the land.

The subject land is made up of one field (outlined in red) extending to approximately 3.3 acres. It is bordered by Loggans Road (West), farmland with part subject to an application for solar development (North), the A30 (East) and residential dwellings, Lidl supermarket and Loggans Mill (South). Access is provided via an agricultural gateway off Loggans Road, the adopted public highway.

The property is located on the seaward side of Marine Drive. It consists of numerous residential and commercial aspects. Vehicular access is provided off Marine Drive and pedestrian access is provided directly from Widemouth Bay. The original three-storey property is located in the centre of the site, which has had various elements added over the years. This building accommodates the restaurant with the B&B/Guest House rooms above. The surf shop lies adjacent to this. Car parking for both guests and customers is currently located on site. The 2-bedroom chalet is located to the rear of the site behind the farm shop, with its own access from the car park. The chalet has an open plan kitchen and dining area with two double bedrooms, both with their own shower room. The farm shop is accessible separately and consists of a generous retail space, a toilet and a walk-in fridge. The ice cream parlour is located on the path down to the beach.

An exceptional property opportunity that includes a substantial Grade II Listed former chapel, converted but still featuring original architectural details and character. The property currently comprises three commercial units alongside 13 residential apartments, all of which combine to provide a significant income. In addition to the main chapel building is land which has residential development potential.

Quayside House (outlined BLUE on front page) comprises ground floor retail premises that are owned on a long leasehold basis. This unit is currently on the market to let as two attractive self-contained shop units. Eddystone House (outlined RED on front page) comprises ground floor restaurant, separate detached coffee shop, upper parts with Permitted Development confirmed for conversion to 4 residential flats. In addition to the main buildings and also included are a series of shops and an office which are let on long leases at peppercorn rentals. There is car parking to the rear of the premises.

A rare opportunity to acquire the freehold of a large section of prime Padstow real estate. The property currently benefits from having four shops, used separately with a former cinema on the first floor, which now provides a large open space. The property is flexible and could suit a range of occupiers and developers. Close by occupiers include Rick Stein's, Paul Ainsworth, Whitestuff and Joules.

This site is former brownfield land - common in this area, which has seen significant redevelopment in recent years. Topographical and other information is available on request to interested parties.

The property (outlined in red) comprises a large commercial building, which extends to 8,668 sq ft (805 sq m). This was last used as a retail furniture warehouse with extensive customer parking area. View the site here: A data pack including plans and other supporting information is available on request to serious applicants, please enquire OR please see the plans and associated documentation on the Cornwall Council planning website.

The subject land is made up of one field (outlined in red) extending to approximately 3.3 acres. It is bordered by Loggans Road (West), farmland with part subject to an application for solar development (North), the A30 (East) and residential dwellings, Lidl supermarket and Loggans Mill (South). Access is provided via an agricultural gateway off Loggans Road, the adopted public highway.

A large retail premises located in the centre of St Ives. This property is set over four floors with a ground floor retail, basement and two upper floors. At ground floor level, the premises offers an extensive retail sales area with strong frontage and clear branding opportunities. The extensive basement provides valuable ancillary storage or operational space. The first and second floors have been previously used as artist studios and office accommodation. These upper levels offer flexibility for continued creative use and office occupation, or alternative use subject to the necessary consents.

This opportunity is made up of a relatively level, green field with residential development at Park Rosmoren to the south east and other housing to the west. The consented scheme brings access in from the main road to the southern boundary.

These units are comprised within a single commercial building that has been subdivided by the vendors for a mix of their own occupation and letting purposes. It has blockwork elevations under a mix of a pitched roof on steel trusses and a flat roof which was renewed in 2022. There is parking to the front of the building and a good sized yard to the rear which offers scope for more parking or storage. Units 3, 3A, 3B and 3C are all occupied. The plot is approximately 0.68 acres.

A mixed-use investment, multi let and including light industrial (Units 1 - 7), healthcare/ veterinary (Unit 8) and a former retail element now occupied by a science educational museum and resource centre operating as "Discovering 42" or D42.

Talgarrek House is a modern, well appointed, detached office building set over two floors. The property is well suited to occupation in whole or in part with the property naturally subdividing to two floors, each with their own independent access. The generous plot provides car parking and scope for extension to the property subject to consents.

This opportunity is made up of land lying to the rear of terraced traditional houses and offices fronting Berkeley Vale. It slopes upwards from the front to the rear and is currently overgrown.

The site is situated at the upper end of St Ives, opposite St Ives Junior School, and is accessed from The Burrows (an adopted public highway). It is bound by residential properties, the Co-operative food store, the public highway, and additional amenity land. The site has been partially cleared and levelled, with part overgrown as seen from the drone photographs. It is currently being used as a storage compound.

A substantial commercial property currently configured as three units, the largest of which is occupied by the vendors while the other two units are let to third party tenants. The property is being offered for sale for the first time for many years. The owners are willing to consider leasing back the part of the which they currently occupy if that is attractive to a potential purchaser.

The land is situated off Chapel Hill (an adopted public highway). It is bound by a mix of nearby residential properties, the public highway and adjoining land currently used as a sports facility and clubhouse.

White's Warehouse is a notable landmark in Hayle, known for its prominent architectural style. It has been a successful base for creative businesses for over 20 years as well as home to Salt on the ground floor, a long established tenant trading as a popular café / bar. The Grade II Listed building retains many historic features and has a grand stone façade with fine brickwork creating openings including a notable arched window and old warehouse loading doors on the first and second floors. As well as a host of period features the property was significantly refurbished around 20 years ago; there is a lift to the upper floors and first and second floors have a kitchen and wc facilities so are suitable for separate lettings if required. There is a useful yard/ parking area to the rear of the building.

Derelict 1970's industrial premises c1,350 sqm with car parking, sitting in a level plot of 0.37 hectares (0.91 acres).

Land surplus following the development of a neighbouring Lidl foodstore. The site is irregular in shape and largely level. It neighbours residential development to most boundaries with the foodstore to the western boundary.

In June 2023, the land received a positive Pre-Application response regarding potential development under Policy 9 (Rural Exception Sites). Since then, updates to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and Cornwall Council's focus on bringing forward development in sustainable village centres have shifted the approach. Development is no longer required to be led primarily by affordable housing, although such schemes may still be prioritised. We believe this creates a timely opportunity to advance the site under Policy 8.

A unique opportunity to purchase a freehold property, currently part tenanted with the remainder being vacated due to the owner closing their business after many years trading. Of particular note is the fact that the buildings are set in a ring fenced site of over one acre which offers great scope for parking and/ or external storage.

A level parcel of potential commercial development land well positioned on the popular St. Columb Major Business Park, close to Newquay Airport and the A30. The land includes mature landscaping to the northern and eastern boundaries. See for an aerial video of the land. A plan, Phase 1 Environmental Assessment and a copy of the Pre- app advice can be made available on request.

The property comprises a freehold residential investment consisting of four self-contained one bedroom apartments arranged over three floors. each providing a living area, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. At the time of marketing, three apartments are let, with the remaining apartment occupied by the vendor. Vacant possession of the vendor's apartment will be available upon completion, presenting an opportunity for an incoming purchaser to secure an additional rental income or occupy the property, subject to their requirements. Externally, the property benefits from four parking spaces to the rear, which form part of the freehold and are accessed via Hillside Park. A communal pathway provides access to the main entrance, with pedestrian access also available to Higher Bore Street via a shared pathway with the neighbouring property. Virtual Tour Links: Flat 1: Flat 3: Flat 4:

An attractive 3 storey property with double fronted ground floor retail accommodation, further potential retail space on the first floor and storage on the second floor. There are additional storage areas on all floors and there are staff welfare facilities on the first floor. The unit had been occupied as a footwear retailer for many years but is now vacant.