Commercial Properties For Sale in Norfolk
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FREEHOLD FISH & CHIP SHOP > Well-established dual-operation takeaway trading as a fish & chip shop and chicken shop. Two linked units with customer areas, commercial kitchens, and prep rooms. Popular with locals and tourists. Includes parking, forecourt, and scope to expand hours or add delivery.
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A block of land extending to 9.52 Hectares (23.52 Acres) Subject to Measured Survey and located adjacent to the village centre. The land has potential for a number of amenity or environmental uses, Subject to Planning, and is offered For Sale as a Whole upon the instructions of the Ely Diocesan B...
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NICHE SECTOR RETAIL STORES > Leasehold sale of two Norfolk-based niche retail stores. Strong profits, loyal customer base, limited competition, and growth potential via online sales. Includes goodwill, fixtures, fittings, and equipment. Stock (~£125K) to be purchased separately on completion.
- 2 X RETAIL STORES IN PRIME LOCATIONS: The business operates two well-located retail stores in busy, high-footfall areas.
- OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL EXTENSIVELY: A unique chance to travel regularly to source products and explore new markets.
- LIMITED COMPETITION: Operating in a niche sector with few competitors, ensuring a strong market presence.
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PUB, RESTAURANT & TAKEAWAY > Well-established Thai pub and restaurant located in Norwich city centre, trading since 2008 and offering a balanced 50/50 food and drink split. Freehouse with no brewery ties, CAMRA Good Beer Guide listing, takeaway income via Just Eat & Deliveroo, pavement seating ...
- Established Since 2008 – Long established and well regarded city centre business.
- Freehouse With No Ties – Freedom to choose beers, suppliers and product range.
- CAMRA Good Beer Guide Listed – Included in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide for many years.
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This is a spacious, self-contained business premises; we are advised that historically, an element of the property formed part of the former military gym however more recently the property has been used by an engineering and fabrication business. The premises are currently vacant, following the c...
- Self-contained business premises
- Outline Planning permission
- Freehold with vacant possession
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A dedicated business park for those in the energy and port industries. Ideally located for companies to take advantage of the business opportunities set to be generated by the East Anglia Array Windfarm. The Energy Park offers a range of sites for design and build opportunities on a freehold or l...
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Premium Car Showroom - King's Lynn Asking Price £2500000 The property comprises a modern, high-quality car dealership, formerly trading under the Jaguar Land Rover franchise. The property underwent a comprehensive refurbishment in 2024, ensuring alignment with the bran...
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The property comprises a well-established boat yard facility with extensive water frontage, slipway, moorings, and multiple buildings, together with two residential properties, planning for three additional properties and paddock area currently used for camping and overflow parking.
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The land being offered for sale, extending in all to 0.72 hectares (1.77 acres) or thereabouts, presents an exciting opportunity to purchase a residential development site located on the edge of the village of Sedgeford, with the benefit of Full Planning Permission for the construction of eight r...
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Riverside Road, Great Yarmouth Prime Development Opportunity – Land at Riverside Road, Gorleston An exceptional opportunity to acquire a substantial and prominently positioned development site on Riverside Road in the heart of Gorleston-on-Sea. Extending across a significant area within...
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Originally constructed in 1895 of Elizabethan/Jacobean revival in style, of red brick with mullioned windows, crow stepped and Dutch gables, and ornate chimney stacks. The property is a striking and elegant office building situated in a prime location with remarkable views of Pulls Ferry and Norwich Cathedral. It boasts impressive features, including oak panelling with ceramic Dutch tiles. It offers a mix of private offices and modern, largely, open plan offices in a two-storey extension at the. The offices are spread across the ground, first, and second floors, benefiting from partial air conditioning and central heating. The building is set on a spacious plot that includes a large car park with 26 spaces
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Harleston is a market town situated in south Norfolk, close to the Suffolk border, approximately 10 miles to the east of Diss and 18 miles to the south of Norwich via the A143. The A140 is approximately 10 miles to the west and provides road connection to Norwich and Ipswich via the A14. The property is positioned on the established Harleston Industrial Estate to the south of the town and within close proximity to the A143. DESCRIPTION The property comprises a detached, two-bay warehouse building with ancillary office accommodation, situated on a large, surfaced site. It is of steel portal frame construction with elevations featuring a combination of insulated profile sheet cladding and part block/brickwork, beneath a pitched roof incorporating translucent roof panels. The warehouse is currently divided into two bays, connected by roller shutter doors understood to have been installed by the tenant. The office accommodation wraps around the front elevation and includes a number of cellular offices and meeting rooms, along with a reception area, staff canteen, and WC facilities. The warehouse is served by roller shutter doors on either side of the building, providing access to the adjoining service yards. The specification includes fluorescent strip lighting, gas-fired hot air blowers and three-phase power. The offices are fitted with suspended ceilings incorporating fluorescent lighting, air-conditioning, perimeter power & data points, and carpet floor coverings...
