Commercial Properties For Sale by CSquared, Bath

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

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

Currently used for agriculture land accessed from Pear Tree Farm located to the south, planning consent has been secured for 24 new build dwellings. The proposed development would be accessed from the adjoining approved residential scheme to the north and west of the site, which has a road junction onto the northern section of Old Wells Road. The indicative scheme includes the provision of an internal access road to serve the proposal extending from an existing residential development (currently under construction), on-plot parking, an attenuation pond, and a pumping station. The construction and specification are to be dealt with along with all other matters (layout, scale, appearance and landscaping) reserved for the subsequent approval. PLANNING The plot was granted planning permission at appeal on 13 January 2025 for the erection of 24 dwellings (Application no.2024/1051/OUT). The construction and specification are to be dealt with along with all other matters (layout, scale, appearance and landscaping) reserved for the subsequent approval.

18 Burlington 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. 18 Burlington Street is a five storey Grade II Listed mid terrace townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations, extending to approximately 541 sq m (5,823 sq ft) gross internal across two measured plans, together with vaults of 26 sq m (280 sq ft). Burlington Street runs up from Julian Road and links through to Portland Place, placing the building within a few minutes' walk of the Royal Crescent, The Circus and the museums of the upper town, and a little further to Milsom Street and the city centre. The building is entered from Burlington Street to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained one and two bedroom flats. Accommodation runs from a cellar and lower ground floor through to a top floor flat with views south across the city. Below the basement flat is a sub-basement of vaults, forming part of that demise. The flats are finished to varying specific

12 Darlington 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. 12 Darlington Street is a five storey Grade II Listed terraced townhouse of traditional construction with Bath stone elevations, extending to approximately 380 sq m (4,090 sq ft) gross internal. Darlington Street lies in Bathwick, east of Pulteney Bridge, in a quiet and settled residential quarter away from the busier tourist streets, with shops, parks and transport links close at hand and the city centre within a few minutes' walk. The building is entered from Darlington Street to a communal hall and staircase serving five self-contained two bedroom flats of consistent size, each of approximately 60 sq m (650 sq ft). The flats retain original period features and are presented in average to good decorative order. A fire escape serves the basement by way of an external metal staircase from the pavement. To the rear is a small enclosed courtyard. There is no allocated parking; permit parking

The land is rectangular, broadly level and has been cleared. The site extends to approximately 0.8 acres. The site is surrounded by residential development on its eastern, western and southern boundaries. The land to the north is also consented for residential development. PLANNING Detailed planning permission was granted on 9th December 2022 for: "Construction of a 48 place early years nursery facility and outdoor play area (Class E); public open space village green; residential development of 8no. dwellings (Class C3); vehicular and pedestrian accesses from Paper Lane and Oxleaze Way; landscaping and other associated ancillary works" (reference 22/01348/FUL) The nursery has now been constructed to the south of the property (on land between Hallatrow Road and Paper Lane) and whilst the various conditions associated with that part of the development have been discharged, there are still some pre-commencement conditions that need to be discharged in connection with the subject land before work can begin on site. We are advised that the CIL contribution for the development is: £164,662

The property comprises a single-storey retail building, originally constructed as a roadside restaurant and subsequently converted to retail use, currently trading as a Co-op convenience store. The premises benefit from an associated car park providing customer parking, together with forecourt frontage onto the A37. The property is let in its entirety, providing a purchaser with an income-producing freehold investment opportunity

The property comprises first-floor studio / office accommodation situated at the northern end of a two-storey development. The premises were most recently occupied as a photography studio. Internally, the accommodation is predominantly open-plan and benefits from high ceilings, good natural light via roof lights and a circular feature window, together with kitchenette and WC facilities. A mezzanine level provides additional storage and office space. Externally, the property is rendered and painted beneath a pitched tiled roof. The property includes one allocated parking space opposite the premises.

The premises comprise a Grade II Listed mid-terrace period retail unit with a double frontage on Trim Street and Upper Borough Walls. The premises benefit from open plan retail accommodation on ground floor with a single WC, kitchenette facilities and ancillary storage at lower ground floor level. PLANNING The property is considered to have planning consent under Use Class E (Commercial, Business & Service) of the Town & Country Planning Act (Use Classes Order) 2020. Interested parties are advised to make their own planning enquiries with the local planning authority, Bath and North East Somerset Council.

The property has been granted planning permission for 155 open market dwellings and commercial accommodation, with potential for a further 18 dwellings with the inclusion of the additional land mentioned below. The property comprises 19.98 acres of land registered under three titles. There are also additional discussions ongoing with Devon County Council regarding the potential acquisition of a further 1.33 acres of land adjacent to the site. The property is held freehold under three title numbers: DN338862, DN400282, DN313129. The additional 1.33 acres is held under title number DN358082. The key planning applications include the following: Northern Site - 1/0039/2016/OUTM South West Water Site - 1/1231/2018/OUTM Devon County Council Site - 1/0524/2020/FULM Torridge Vale - 1/0526/2020/FULM Former Creamery - 1/0528/2020/REMM Please enquire with the agents for further details.