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The property is arranged as two distinct elements: the commercial premises facing Bruton High Street and the townhouse positioned to the rear on Higher Backway. The vendor is prepared to remain in residence at the townhouse as a tenant or, if preferred, to sell with vacant possession and no onward chain, giving strong flexibility for both investors and those seeking to occupy the home themselves. A sheltered courtyard at the back provides outdoor space together with pedestrian access to the allocated parking area.
- Lovely mixed use opportunity in the village of Bruton
- Grade II Listed
- Allocated Car Parking to the rear
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Description The property comprises a Grade II Listed ground floor takeaway premises and ground floor two-bedroom flat. The retail premises has traded as a fish and chip shop since 1929 with the latest owners trading for over 20 years, only ceasing trading due to circumstances unrelated to the business. The flat is self-contained and is let providing an income of £8,400 per annum. The takeaway premises comprises a primary sales area with an office and kitchen. The takeaway is served by single phase power, mains water and drainage. The flat comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen, living room and bathroom. The flat has single glazed windows that have been internally secondary glazed and has gas central heating.
- Well located hot food takeaway just outside Minehead's town centre.
- Takeaway totalling a NIA of 536 sq ft to include sales, office and kitchen.
- Equipment available via separate negotiation.
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The property comprises a former inn currently operating as a successful bed and breakfast. The accommodation includes 7 letting rooms, bar, dining room, and commercial kitchen as well as a large self-contained owners flat on the first floor, with 4 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge and bathroom.
- Freehold property
- Business Lifestyle Opportunity
- Car Parking available
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Bradon Nursery, Isle Abbotts, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6RY Approximately 113.89 acres (46.09 hectares) Chilton Farm, Chilton Cantelo, Yeovil, Somerset, BA22 8BE Approximately 19.15 acres (7.75 hectares) In all approximately 133.04 acres (53.84 hectares) For Sale by Private Treaty as a Whole
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FREEHOLD FOR SALE Highly Reversionary, Multi-Let Industrial Outdoor Storage Investment Investment Summary 26.24 acre site of mainly Class 1 IOS land along with associated ancillary buildings and non-commercial land. Strong location 1.5 miles west of the M5 at Junction 25 and 3 miles west of Taunton city centre. Significant reversionary potential. Low initial passing rent of £587,650 per annum with ERV in excess of £1,000,000 per annum. Current rents equate to £0.65 per sq ft overall on the IOS leased areas. Freehold.
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Established and profitable holiday letting business set within the Mendip Hills on the edge of Frome and close to the Roman spa city of Bath. Comprising a 4-bedroom barn conversion plus four stone-built holiday cottages and three lodges with nature ponds.
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Industrial unit for sale or to let. GIA of: 3,346.62 sqm (36,010 sqft). 1 mile from Chard town centre. Warehousing, offices and concrete yard. 4.5 miles from the A303 and 12.9 miles from J 25 of the M5. Minimum eaves height within the warehouse of 7.02m.
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An excellent opportunity to acquire an iconic and prominent mixed use investment property within the centre of Glastonbury generating a gross income of approximately £169,279 excl. VAT rent and further service charge income £13,765 excl. VAT. The property would be well suited to a hands-on proactive investor or management could equally be handed to an agent. The rear courtyard may also offer future potential alternative uses such
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71 Great Pulteney Street is one of a portfolio of four freehold Georgian townhouses available in the heart of Bath. Offers invited for the whole at £6,150,000, or for individual buildings. A significant Stamp Duty Land Tax saving may be available to a purchaser acquiring the portfolio as a whole. Based on the current assumed tax treatment, SDLT would be approximately £297,000 for the portfolio as a whole, compared with approximately £704,500 if the four properties were acquired individually by four separate purchasers, representing a potential saving of £407,500. 71 Great Pulteney Street is a five storey Grade I Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations, extending to approximately 520 sq m (5,602 sq ft) gross internal, together with vaults of 50 sq m (535 sq ft). Great Pulteney Street is one of the finest set pieces of Georgian neo-classical architecture in England. Four hotels stand on the street, with the remaining buildings largely in private hands as houses, maisonettes and flats. Laura Place, Pulteney Bridge and the city centre lie a short walk to the west, and the Holburne Museum closes the vista to the east. The building is entered from Great Pulteney Street to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained one and two bedroom flats. The basement flat is reached either by stone steps from the pavement or through the ground floor hallway. Below it is a sub-basement of vaults, used for st
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Old Kelways was set up in 1851 by James Kelway who became one of the best known nurseryman of the Victorian era, providing an 18th Century Manor House and Warehouse which have subsequently been extended and converted to provide the current predominantly Grade ii Listed Old Kelways Estate. The Old Manor House , Showroom and Offices Mostly dating from the Victorian Era with stone elevations under pitched tile roofs, in mixed use providing showroom and office accommodation Blocks A & B Ground Floor Café with three flats at first floor and the seed loft above providing vacant accommodation suitable for residential conversion. The first floor of Block A and the four storey Block B provide office accommodation part let, part vacant. Blocks C, D & E Constructed in the last 30 years of brick and stone elevations single and two storey buildings providing office suites of between 700 and 1,500 sqft The Potting Shed A part single and part two storey building constructed in the last 30 years and previously occupied by Thai Mango as a restaurant, currently vacant. Sales Office Single Storey detached building occupied as a Barber Shop The property benefits from a large car park for some 55 cars at the front of the site, a further car parking area to the rear of Block B and a good sized overflow car park behind the Estate.
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19 Portland Place is one of a portfolio of four freehold Georgian townhouses available in the heart of Bath. Offers invited for the whole at £6,150,000, or for individual buildings. A significant Stamp Duty Land Tax saving may be available to a purchaser acquiring the portfolio as a whole. Based on the current assumed tax treatment, SDLT would be approximately £297,000 for the portfolio as a whole, compared with approximately £704,500 if the four properties were acquired individually by four separate purchasers, representing a potential saving of £407,500. 19 Portland Place is a five storey Grade II Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations. At approximately 677 sq m (7,287 sq ft) gross internal it is substantially the largest building in the portfolio. Portland Place lies on the northern slope above the city centre, within a few minutes' walk of The Circus, the Royal Crescent and the Assembly Rooms. It is a no-through road of elegant Georgian townhouses and is correspondingly quiet, whilst remaining close to central amenities. The building is entered from Portland Place to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained flats of one, two and three bedrooms, the largest of them extending to over 1,000 sq ft. A store room lies to the left of the front door. Below the basement flat is a sub-basement of vaults used for storage and forming part of that demise. The flats are finished to varying spe