Commercial Properties For Sale in Cotswolds
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An excellent opportunity to acquire a freehold building plot, with views over open countryside to Bredon Hill, in the rural village of Westmancote.Full planning permission was granted on appeal on 20 September 2024 for the construction of an individual detached three-bedroom dwelling with a detac...
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Prior Approval Approved (Class Q) Agricultural Barn Conversion to Provide 4 Dwellings - Southam, Cheltenham A modern agricultural barn forming part of an established farm holding at Cuckoo Farm, Southam Lane, offering excellent potential for residential conversion with the benefit of Prior Approval under Class Q. The building is of steel portal frame construction with profile metal cladding, providing a large clear-span structure ideally suited for conversion. Prior Approval has been granted under Class Q of the General Permitted Development Order (reference 26/00039/PDAD) for the conversion of the barn into four residential dwellings (Use Class C3). To access all of the relevant documentation, including proposed site plans, floor plans, and the structural report, please click the link provided in the attached letter. Mains service connections are to be discussed on site with the vendor and agreed prior to the preparation of the draft Heads of Terms. For sale by Private Treaty, offers invited. To arrange a viewing, please contact Archie Stray.
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The Black Horse is a charming Cotswold public house comprising of a two-storey end of terrace building of stone construction. To the rear of the plot is a single-storey detached cottage of stone construction which sits under a pitched tiled roof.
- Charming and attractive, quintessential Cotswold village public house set within an AONB
- Situated in Salford, a peaceful west Oxfordshire village, circa two miles from Chipping Norton
- Characterful interiors with exposed stonework, timber beams, and a feature fireplace
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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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Cheltenham town centre public house; With seating for 72 and vertical drinking space for 30 plus; Well fitted commercial catering kitchen and refurbished WC's; Currently trading with limited hours; Three-bedroom owner's home with private kitchen..
- Cheltenham town centre public house
- With seating for 72 and vertical drinking space for 30 plus
- Well fitted commercial catering kitchen and refurbished WC's
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The Pub stands at the heart of the village of Selsley and also benefits from the stunning views. It is a character 16th Century property which is Grade II listed, built of Cotswold stone and hosts wealth of period charm and character, particularly with its four interconnecting trade areas.
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Kelso Villa is Listed Grade II being the former house of the Gas Lighting and Light Coke Company manager. It has been used as offices for many years and sits within a development of other offices within a courtyard setting. Six parking spaces are with the building and one space is available per floor on any letting. Gas CH / Security Alarm / Fibre Available
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This property benefits from Residential C3 and Commercial E use, making it an ideal home or buy to let, lock-up and leave, or commercial property with impressive income potential. The property is made up of two units (9B and 9C) to offer genuine flexibility in terms of occupation, configuration and suitability for a variety of uses. The property is currently split into two separate demises, each with its own access, providing two self-contained units. The two units could be occupied as one larger unit by reinstating the internal door, if required.
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66 Market Place comprises a mid-terrace ground floor and basement retail. The property has a large glazed frontage and is accessible from a recessed glazed door and an external rear exit. Internally the property offers open-plan retail at the ground floor level comprising largely of Zone A retail space. Storage space is located at basement level. A large recessed staircase and lift leads to two large office suites on the first and second floor. The first and second floors are configured with meeting rooms and open-plan office space. The property also provides ampule staff facilities across both the first and second floors. Additionally, the property benefits from multiple W. C's, changing rooms and kitchens. The property benefits from mains gas, electric, water and drainage. Due the confidential nature of this disposal, the location has been set to our Glasgow Office address. For further information regarding the hotel please contact the agent.
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An attractive and versatile block of grassland available as a whole or in up to three lots. The land enjoys mature hedgerow and tree-lined boundaries with fencing in part and excellent potential for agricultural, equestrian or amenity use (subject to any necessary consents).
