Commercial Properties For Sale in Droitwich, Worcestershire
3 Hanbury Street presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a fully self-contained two-storey commercial property, suitable for a variety of uses including office, retail, or professional services. The property has been recently refurbished to a high specification, blending period character with mo
3 Hanbury Street presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a fully self-contained two-storey commercial property, suitable for a variety of uses including office, retail, or professional services. The property has been recently refurbished to a high specification, blending period character with mo
This Grade II listed building is on the main High Street, in Droitwich close to Waitrose and many independent retailers' and coffee shops. This highly desirable property comprises a ground floor shop having toilet facilities, together with separate living accommodation at first and second level.
56 Friar Street is a Grade II listed end terrace building arranged over the ground, first and second floors. The property also benefits from a good-sized basement, which is useable and dry. The building is of brick construction surmounted by a pitched tiled roof. The property was previous used...
New build industrial warehouse unit with ancillary office accommodation Copcut Business Park is a proposed mixed use scheme including Sainsbury's Local store, Costa Coffee Drive-Thru, 8 vehicle ultra-rapid charging centre and two industrial units including a self-storage facility and office / m...
Location: The property is situated on the Berry Hill Industrial Estate, with a frontage to the A442 Droitwich to Kidderminster Road. Droitwich Town Centre is approximately 1 ½ miles to the South of the property. Communication links are good with Junction 5 of the M5 Motorway being approximately ...
64 Friar Street comprises a Grade II listed mid-terrace office building arranged over the ground, first and second floors. The property was built in the late 16th Century and then rebuilt early 19th century, it is assumed to be of timber frame construction with brick elevations. The building cu...