Commercial Properties For Sale in Devon
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The property was most recently occupied as a trade counter premises and provides a combination of retail, office and warehouse accommodation. To the front of the property is a trade counter/showroom area together with a separate store room. Beyond this is a central corridor providing access to a number of partitioned offices, kitchen and WC facilities. The warehouse can be accessed from both the corridor and the trade counter area, providing open storage/workspace with an eaves height of approximately 3.8m. The warehouse benefits from two roller shutter loading doors. One provides access to the rear service road, whilst the second opens onto a secure palisade-fenced yard. Externally, the property benefits from a generous forecourt providing parking and loading together with a secure palisade-fenced area. The open parking area could readily be enclosed by a purchaser to create an additional secure external storage or operational yard, subject to any necessary consents.
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To be sold at an online auction. For further information, viewing times and legal documentation, please visit bidx1.com.
- Freehold residential development opportunity
- Former office building totalling approximately 2,880 sq m (30,995 sq ft)
- Planning permission for 49 residential units
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56,711 SQ.FT (5,268 SQ.M) WAREHOUSE AND WORKSHOP FACILITY WITH ADJOINING 2 STOREY OFFICE BLOCK – TOTAL SITE SIZE 2.85 ACRES
- Warehouse / factory space of 46,954 sq.ft (4,362 sq.m), plus 3 mezzanine floors
- Office space of 9,757 sq.ft (906 sq.m), majority within modern detached two storey office building
- Site size of 2.85 acres
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IMPRESSIVE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY. Thriving shopping parade serving popular residential/commercial area Plymouth. Substantial period premises, well presented throughout with self-contained licensed restaurant and four self-contained flats to upper floors. Total rental income
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Gotham House was built in circa 1739 for George Davey, a prominent local woollen-cloth merchant who also served as Mayor of Tiverton. The house remained in the Davey family until the late 1880's, maintaining its status as a leading merchant residence. In the 20th century, the building transitioned from private residence to professional offices. From 1960, it was occupied by solicitors, first as penny & Harwood and later as part of Ashfords Llp, which closed its Tiverton base in 2021. It was later acquired by Devonshire Homes for use as its headquarters. Gotham House comprises an impressive Grade II listed former townhouse dating from the early 18th century. Constructed principally of traditional brick beneath a slate roof, the building has a symmetrical and formal Georgian elevation characterised by large timber sash windows with brick arches and a deep moulded cornice at parapet level. The property was originally constructed as a residential townhouse and is now used as office accommodation. It provides approximately 6,050 sq ft (562 sqm) of accommodation arranged over basement, ground, first and second floors. A more modern single-storey wing extends to the rear and provides additional open plan office accommodation. The principal entrance for the current use is approached through the rear car park and opens into an impressive reception hall with waiting area. The hall retains an original open-string timber staircase rising to the first floor, while a secondary...
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The property comprises a part brick built 3 storey public house/night club fronting Mary Arches street with older two storey building to the rear, fronting St Olaves Close. A rare city centre freehold of just over 0.1 acres. Trading as a bar and late night leisure venue over three trading areas the with enclosed rooftop beer garden the property suits its existing use or may lend itself to alternative use, subject to planning approval.
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Former Educational Premises with Community Use Potential - Approx. 4,730 sq ft Over Three Floors. Kingswear is a highly desirable South Devon waterside village situated on the eastern bank of the River Dart, directly opposite Dartmouth and connected via the Higher and Lower Ferries. The prop...
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Gotham House was built in circa 1739 for George Davey, a prominent local woollen-cloth merchant who also served as Mayor of Tiverton. The house remained in the Davey family until the late 1880's, maintaining its status as a leading merchant residence. In the 20th century, the building transitioned from private residence to professional offices. From 1960, it was occupied by solicitors, first as penny & Harwood and later as part of Ashfords Llp, which closed its Tiverton base in 2021. It was later acquired by Devonshire Homes for use as its headquarters. Gotham House comprises an impressive Grade II listed former townhouse dating from the early 18th century. Constructed principally of traditional brick beneath a slate roof, the building has a symmetrical and formal Georgian elevation characterised by large timber sash windows with brick arches and a deep moulded cornice at parapet level. The property was originally constructed as a residential townhouse and is now used as office accommodation. It provides approximately 6,050 sq ft (562 sq m) of accommodation arranged over basement, ground, first and second floors. A more modern single-storey wing extends to the rear and provides additional open-plan office accommodation. The principal entrance for the current use is approached through the rear car park and opens into an impressive reception hall with waiting area. The hall retains an original open-string timber staircase rising to the first floor, while a secondary...
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Unique Freehold Lifestyle Business in this Lovely Devon Village. Village Stores with Adjoining 4 Bed Family Home & Totally Refuurbished 'Airbnb' Studio Flat. Whimple is a quintessential East Devon village known for its strong sense of community and welcoming atmosphere. It is home to an...
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The Baytree Guest House is a charming and elegant Guest House located in the picturesque town of Torquay, set within the English Riviera. This Victorian property has been lovingly restored over the years to its former glory, combining an array of original, period features with modern home comfor...
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The property occupies a site of approximately 0.362 acres and comprises a detached single storey industrial building constructed of rendered block cavity elevations with a flat steel framed felt roof which has been extended to provide further accommodation and of blockwork and timber. The building is currently trading as a gym and provides various gym areas as well as reception, offices, shower facilities and WC's. In the yard there is a mobile office pod used as a treatment and office room. There are 12 parking spaces to include 1 disabled to the front of the site with a further 8 spaces to the rear.
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An attractive traditional public house where charm abounds. Dating from the 18th century (possibly earlier) and Grade II Listed, the building has been subject to considerable improvement under the current owners, who have also re-established a well-regarded business with a busy bar trade, good reputation for food, and home to many events that supports village life. Predominately of cob construction under a thatched roof (renewed in 2018) the trading floor provides for a mix of lively public bar and break out dining areas suitable for private dining and romantic meals. On the first floor there is a 4 bedroom flat, which may provide for two independent flats (subject to planning) and suits extended family use as required. In addition, there Is a useful trade garden adjacent to the village square.
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Eggesford Station Yard occupy a prominent and highly accessible position immediately adjacent to Eggesford Railway Station and the A377. The A377 provides direct connections to Exeter, approximately 21 miles to the south-east, and Barnstaple, approximately 19 miles to the north-west. Eggesford R...
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Attractive Grade II Listed 17th Century Devon Village Inn with Strong Trading History. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a highly regarded and beautifully presented detached village inn and country hotel situated in the heart of the popular Devon village of Dolton. The Rams Head Inn is a...
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Former Post Office & Café with Pretty Owner's Cottage & 2 Further Boutique Letting Rooms. Prime Village Location & Exceptional Property in Sought-After Area. Nestled in the heart of Kennford Village, the property enjoys a superb setting just a short drive south of Exeter. The pr...
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Elegant & Substantial Freehold Pub in Desirable Town on the Edge of Dartmoor National Park. The Kings Arms enjoys a prime position on Fore Street, the main thoroughfare in Buckfastleigh, a historic market town situated on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. This charming town is a hub for tou...
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The Dragon Inn represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial freehold former public house and restaurant situated on an extensive site of approx. 1.68 acres, in one of East Devon's principal growth locations. The property occupies a prominent position in Rockbeare, immediately adjacent ...
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Devonshire Meadows is a modern industrial and mixed-use development, within a landscaped environment benefitting from a range of occupiers. The building is a steel portal frame construction with part block and part steel panel elevations under a profile roof with translucent light panels. The unit benefits from a high eaves height with minimum eaves height of 5m. The floor is concrete. Externally, there is allocated parking and circulation space within the landscaped grounds.
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Freehold town centre pub in Devon town; Prime position on High Street; Bar and split level seating circa 100 plus conservatory; Commercial kitchen, prep room and WCs; Two-bedroom managers flat with private kitchen, parking; Newly refurbished beer garden for 75; Great opportunity to develop further..
