Commercial Properties For Sale in Wiltshire
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Auction date - 29/07/2026 & 30/07/2026. Planning Permission granted for Forty-Five Residential Units, Site Area approximately 0.623 Hectares (1.539 Acres), Approved Consent provides for 38 Apartments, 7 Cottages and 45 Parking Spaces, Total GIA of approved scheme approximately 2,822.3 sq m (3...
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Intended to be a micro pub or Games Café at the heart of the historic market town of Highworth lying at edge of the Cotswolds. Includes a Patio Garden with views of the Church. A Double Cellar below the ground floor. 2 Bedroom Flat above. 2 rooms, former Repair Workshop on 2nd floor.
- Quality catchment area: Cirencester 15.9 Miles; Faringdon 6.3 miles; Swindon 6.4 miles
- Available as a micro pub subject to planning consent or a games café which does not require planning consent
- Alterations possible subject to Listed Building consent. Grade II listed in a Conservatio nArea.
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Freehold Investment Sale - Wiltshire pub with 2 x one-bed en-suite cottages; Fronts A road near towns & villages, close Bath, Salisbury & Stonehenge; Character bar; Dining areas; Large commercial kitchen; Panoramic views from beer garden; Car park; 4 bedroom self-contained home..
- Wiltshire pub with two superb letting cottages
- Fronts "A" road near towns and villages, close Bath, Salisbury & Stonehenge
- Two x one-bed cottages with en-suite, lounge & kitchen
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An exceptional chance to acquire a 478.23 acres (193.54 hectares) ring-fenced block of productive arable land located in the Wylye Valley. The land is classified as grade 3, with some areas of grade 2, producing high yielding, high quality crops. The land is interspersed with woodlands and featur...
- Set within the Wylye Valley
- High yielding, Grade 3 commercial farmland
- Lime-rich loamy soils over chalk or limestone
1/8Freehold Investment Sale - Wiltshire pub with 2 x one-bed en-suite cottages; Fronts A road near towns & villages, close Bath, Salisbury & Stonehenge; Character bar; Dining areas; Large commercial kitchen; Panoramic views from beer garden; Car park; 4 bedroom self-contained home..
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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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M4 corridor village, close to a world heritage site in the North Wessex Downs. This public house has 2 bar areas and a private dining room. There is scope to add letting rooms. Three bedrooms owners accomodation. Trade garden and car park. This pub is closed, with no historic accounts.
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FOR SALE / TO LET Business Unit with production/ picking & packing facility. The property consists of an extensively refurbished mid terraced industrial unit within a self contained yard area. It is of portal framed construction with part clad and park brick elevations under a steel clad roof. There are good loading areas and car parking accommodation. The downstairs accommodation includes a pick and pack warehouse facility able to accommodate two pallet high storage together with clean rooms kitchen and WCs plus warehouse offices which can easily be removed to increase the size of the ground floor warehouse space. Additional first floor storage can be accessed from the warehouse via pallet gate. The first floor has a structural concrete floor allowing for two- three pallet storage.
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A Grade II listed building in Marlborough with a ground-floor restaurant and living accommodation above, benefiting from consent for residential use, off-road parking, and a rear courtyard with a timber-framed barn offering flexible potential. Sold with vacant possession.
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Well-presented character detached pub located in a popular Wiltshire village just off the A36. Currently Closed. Attractive Open Plan Main Bar & Dining Area (40+), well equipped Commercial Catering Kitchen with Ancillary Facilities, impressive family sized 3 Double Bedroom Owner's Accommodation
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Biss Farm Yard comprises a former agricultural yard extending to approximately 1.43 acres across two titles known as WT112673 and WT464835. The site historically accommodated agricultural buildings, hardstanding and access areas, including two principal structures referred to as Barn A and Barn B. Barn A benefits from Prior Approval consent under Class Q for conversion into three residential dwellings together with associated parking and amenity space. Regulation 77 / Habitats Regulations approval has also been secured. Barn B does not currently benefit from planning consent but may offer future redevelopment or conversion potential, subject to the necessary consents. Given the low-density nature of the existing scheme and the site's strategic position adjoining the Ashton Park Urban Extension, there may also be scope for a more comprehensive residential development, subject to planning. PLANNING The original proposal comprised the conversion of two barns (Barn A and Barn B) to deliver five dwellings. While both buildings were confirmed as structurally sound, the Local Planning Authority advised that Barn B did not meet the requirements of Class Q due to the extent of works required, which were considered to go beyond a conversion and amount to a rebuild. The scheme was therefore amended to exclude Barn B, and the application proceeded on the basis of Barn A only. Barn A, a more traditional masonry structure, was accepted as capable of conversion with limited...
