Commercial Properties For Sale in Cornwall
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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.
- Potential development land with recently expired planning permission for up to 99 dwellings - all matters reserved apart from full planning permission for access road
- Most recent approval reference PA20/00178
- Land comprising a total of 2.10 hectares (5.19 acres)
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Highly rated holiday park set in over seven acres and offers 80 spacious pitches, all with electric hook-ups Average turnover in the region of £400,000, producing an EBITDA of in excess of £300,000 from seasonal trade Site reception/shop, equipped play area, games room, laundry room, quality shower and toilet block, caravan storage and a sizeable recreational field which could provide further pitches, subject to planning consent A superb 3-bedroom owners' residence with a large enclosed garden and parking area NOTE: Confidential sales are not necessarily in Truro. Address shown is for our office. EPC C
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Most southerly inn in Britain; Cornish village pub with 8 en-suite letting rooms; Seats 100 inside & 70 outside; Located on iconic south west coastal path; Very well presented; Takings circa £1,000,000 p.a (unwarranted); Very well presented 5 bedroom owner's home with bathroom, kitchen & second WC..
- The most southerly inn in Britain
- Cornish village pub with 8 en-suite letting bedrooms
- Seats over 100 inside and 70 outside
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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.
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A surprisingly spacious and well appointed 4* Rated guest house in the South Cornwall town of Helston Up to seven en-suite guest bedrooms A separate attached owners' residence with a spacious lounge, fitted kitchen diner and two en-suite bedrooms Reception hall, dining room, kitchen, office, a former lounge and laundry room Car park and a sizeable stocked, lawned garden with space for guests and owners to enjoy With over 4,000 sq ft of accommodation, the property has residential development potential, subject to planning consent, which could appeal to developers EPC C
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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.
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A thoroughly refurbished guest house currently offering self-catering, serviced accommodation in the bustling harbour resort of Falmouth Reception hall, communal kitchen, dining and lounge area's Seven en-suite guest bedrooms (with potential for 8) A self-contained owners'/letting apartment with sitting room, fitted kitchen breakfast room, double bedroom with en-suite and study area Pleasant gardens, driveway and parking area Turnover in the region of £130,000 on a room only basis EPC D
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IMPRESSIVE TOWN CENTRE FREEHOUSE. Enviable Fore Street location S.E. Cornwall riverside town. Large period premises. Two impressive bar areas, servery, kitchens, cellar, stores and spacious 3-4 bedroom private accommodation. Popular and well established business. Turnover approx. £6,500 to ...
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The farmyard at Bosleake Farm comprises a number of mid to late 1800's, stone built buildings that forms a courtyard to the original farmhouse. The buildings, some of which are two storey, have been converted into a number of commercial and live/work units. All units are currently vacant.
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''PRICE REDUCTION'' The property has a long association with food production and is currently laid out to provide a goods-in area, preparation and cooking area through to packaging, cold storage and goods-out. Offices, staff facilities, changing areas and the building‘s plant and M&E are al...
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The farmyard at Bosleake Farm comprises a number of mid to late 1800's, stone built buildings that forms a courtyard to the original farmhouse. The buildings, some of which are two storey, have been converted into a number of commercial and live/work units. All units are currently vacant.
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The Falmouth Arms is a well presented roadside Inn, in a busy inland position between Truro and St Austell. A stone detached public house, with parts understood to date from the 17th century, with ground floor bar, restaurant and break out dining areas, there are 4 letting bedrooms and self contained owner's flat. In addition there is a level car park and land with water frontage, stone barn and portacabin (previously used as the village post office). The business has been run as a food focussed venue by a husband and wife team and at a level that suits them as they look toward a well earned retirement.
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KLP are delighted to offer for sale a superb building plot just c. 100m from the harbour at Charlestown, one of Cornwall's most sought after coastal locations. Detailed planning approval has been attained for the construction of a striking Georgian style villa, set in a private gated community.
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This is far more than a property - it's a ready-made lifestyle opportunity, offering the perfect balance between home, income, and flexibility. Set in a lively and popular location, the property welcomes guests through an attractive, enclosed courtyard. A real sun trap in the warmer months, this inviting space seats up to 42 and naturally draws passing trade, creating a relaxed and sociable atmosphere for customers to enjoy.
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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.
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An impressive, character guest house enjoying a wooded valley situation in mid-Cornwall, convenient for the Eden Project & Lost Gardens Of Heligan High quality accommodation throughout including a welcoming reception hall, dining room, fitted kitchen, utility and five immaculate en-suite guest bedrooms Private owners' lounge, double bedroom and en-suite shower room/wc Many features including pointed stone elevations, some arched windows and some part exposed roof trusses Superb decked garden area adjacent to the ample car park for six vehicles Deliberately trading under the VAT threshold, opening Easter to October This turn key business represents a wonderful home and income opportunity No Onward Chain EPC C
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The Bullers Arms is a popular village inn that has been subject to much investment by the current owner's who reopened the premises in 2023. It is a substantial public house of mainly stone construction over two levels with a pitched tile roof, which includes a former barn store that now provides for additional, 2 bedroom accommodation. The property is L 'shaped and attached on the South elevation. The trade areas includes a welcoming lounge bar, restaurant and separate public bar with pool room. The private accommodation includes the self contained aforementioned cottage in addition to a 3 bedroom flat with it's own kitchen and lounge. The grounds include a customer car park (which has been suitable for marque events), private garden and patio, plus trade area to the front looking over the village square. Sold as a trading concern the Bullers will appeal to publicans keen to be a part of village life and offers scope for either continued three generation family accommodation or to create lettings rooms (which are much sought after in this location).
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A detached three storey property dating to the late 1900‘s, trading as a Gifts & Stationery shop. The property has 6 bedrooms (with additional attic rooms), the former commercial PO space and a large detached garage. Genuine retirement sale
