Commercial properties for sale in Westbury, Wiltshire, Land, this area only

A former ford dealership comprising a purpose built vehicle showroom and workshops. The buildings are of portal frame structure with part glazed frontage to the showroom steel clad elevations under a steel clad roof. The showroom presents well with tiled floors, lighting, kitchen area, W/Cs and Offices. A mezzanine provides a storage area. To work shop areas have eaves heights of 4.6M to 4.75M. They light and fully equipped with access via loading doors to the side and front of welfare areas. To the side there is an additional ground floor showroom area with offices and W/Cs above, storage with loading to the front and side. Externally there are good forecourt areas to the front and yard areas to the rear.

New portal flame buildings of steel frame construction with insulated profile steel cladding. The units to be finished in accordance with the following basic shell specification to the latest building regulation requirements. - Internal eaves are 6M - Electrically operated loading doors - Translucent roof lights - Disabled W/C per building - LED lighting - Three phase power - 7 allocated parking spaces per building - Common areas managed by Maddern Developments - EV charging points for each building

Discover this substantial and characterful period property presents a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a beautiful building set within approximately two acres with approved planning for three dwellings.

Situated in this superb location, close to open countryside yet within walking distance of the railway station and the town centre, a fantastic development opportunity, with permission obtained for the erection of five residential properties.

4.58 acres of free draining pasture land

An exciting opportunity to acquire an attractive paddock extending to approximately 0.3 acres in a desirable location. The land forms part of a wider development site and offers excellent future potential, subject to the necessary planning permissions and statutory consents. A rare opportunity fo...