Commercial Properties For Sale by Carter Jonas, Oxford, including sold STC

Substantial town centre investment with future redevelopment potential. The property is prominently located in the heart of Newbury town. The property comprises of a substantial corner building arranged over basement, ground and three upper floors, let to Lloyds Bank PLC until October 2028. Pricing shows a net initial yield of 9.06%, assuming normal purchaser costs.

Fully let mixed use investment within Bicester town centre - REVISED PRICING Comprising a prominent town centre retail holding with associated storage and rear loading together with three self-contained flats above. INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Longstanding residential and retail occupiers Prominent location opposite access to Sainsburys and B&M Flexibility to create two retail units, if required Reversionary potential to circa 9.58% VAT not applicable

Rare mixed-use investment with residential development potential at rear. Located within the market town of Bicester which is between Oxford, Banbury and Milton Keynes. The property forms part of a self-contained terrace building which is located in the heart of Bicester's most historically significant street. The demise is arranged over ground, first and second floors and has been multi let to two retail tenant and two residential tenants. * £57,400 pa current rent income * Initial Yield of 8.83% * Residential development potential at rear unit

An exciting opportunity to acquire an attractive period property set within the charming historic heart of Ludlow with planning consent for two apartments. No. 6 & 7 The Bull Ring lies at the end of the medieval market area of Ludlow which stretches eastward from the entrance of Ludlow Castle. The property sits within the main shopping area as well as one of the primary vehicular through routes off Corve Street. Heber Richards established Rickards at no. 6&7 The Bull Ring in 1864. It has been a hardware shop for over 150 years. The property is of nineteenth century construction and extends to three storeys with a cellar. The Courtyard Building is located to the rear of No.6 &7 and is connected by way of an open courtyard.

Good quality office/50:50 unit suitable for office, mid-tech and light industrial uses situated within Abingdon Science Park. Available on either a freehold or leasehold basis. The property comprises a mid-terrace building of steel frame construction with a metal cladding and pitched roof. Currently presented as offices over the ground and first floors, however could be remodelled to provide a split between workshop/tech/lab use at ground floor and offices at first floor. Access through the front reception or double doors at the rear. The property benefits from energy produced from the photovoltaic panels mounted on the roof.

Detached office building for sale in Newbury in a quiet location, close to all amenities. The property comprises a modern detached office building arranged over ground, first and second floors. It is situated within its own self-contained site with dedicated car park. Newbury is an attractive market town which serves as the principal commercial and retail centre for West Berkshire. Potential for alternative uses, subject to planning.

AVAILABLE ON EITHER A LEASEHOLD OR FREEHOLD BASIS BP68 is a modern high bay warehouse comprehensively refurbished to 'as new' condition, set in its own 3.37 acre landscaped and self-contained site, with parking and yard areas. Key Features: - * 10m to eaves and maximum height of 15 m * 2 level access and 4 dock level doors * 44m self-contained yard * 3,311 sq. ft loading canopy * 62 car spaces

AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE WITH FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR THREE DETACHED DWELLINGS NEAR THE POPULAR VILLAGE OF BRINKWORTH, WILTSHIRE LOCATION The property is situated to the west of Brinkworth, a village and civil parish within the local authority of Wiltshire Council, with direct road frontage onto the B4042. Brinkworth is strategically to the north of the M4 Motorway joining London to Bristol and located approximately 10-miles west of Swindon and approximately 10-miles northeast of Chippenham. The historic market town of Malmesbury lies approximately 5.3 miles to the north-west and provides a comprehensive range of everyday amenities. The town is well served by national retailers including Waitrose and Co-op, complemented by an excellent selection of independent shops. Its vibrant high street offers an attractive mix of cafés, public houses, restaurants and local services. Malmesbury benefits from a strong educational provision, with a number of well-regarded primary schools and the highly rated Malmesbury School secondary academy. Leisure and recreational facilities are centred around The Activity Zone, which includes a swimming pool, gym and sports facilities, together with extensive open spaces, riverside walks and a variety of sporting clubs. The town is renowned for its rich historic character, focused on the landmark Malmesbury Abbey, and supports a thriving community with regular markets and events. Malmesbury also serves as

AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE WITH OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION FOR UP TO 65 DWELLINGS ON THE EDGE OF THE POPULAR VILLAGE OF STOKENCHURCH, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE LOCATION The property is located to the south-eastern built edge of the settlement of Stokenchurch, a village and civil parish within the unitary authority of Buckinghamshire Council. Stokenchurch is strategically positioned adjacent to the M40, joining Oxford to London and located approximately 7-miles west of High Wycombe and approximately 17-miles southeast of Oxford. Oxford is a regional city hub providing an extensive range of services and facilities including shops, restaurants, banks, sports centre, retail parks and supermarkets. Facilities in Stokenchurch include a Tesco Express store, a primary school, a community centre with sporting facilities, public house, coffee shop and post office. PROPERTY The property extends to approximately 9.09 acres (3.68 hectares) of arable farmland, largely enclosed by mature hedgerows and scattered boundary trees. It adjoins residential garden boundaries to the north-west, with existing barns at Mill House, to the north projecting into the field. A wooded bank separates the property from the M40 to the north. A connection from the development scheme will provide access to the National Highways' footpath and cycle path via the existing footbridge over the M40, providing pedestrian access into the village. To the south, beyond an established hedgerow,...

LAND SITUATED IN A STRATEGIC POSITION ON THE EDGE OF THE POPULAR SETTLEMENT OF BENSON TO THE SOUTHEAST OF OXFORD EXTENDING TO APPROXIMATELY 0.61 ACRES (0.25 HECTARES) LOCATION The property is situated on the northern edge of the popular village of Benson, within the administration of South Oxfordshire District Council, with frontage onto the B4009 via 'The Meer' from which access is provided. Benson is an attractive Oxfordshire village positioned adjacent to the River Thames and located approximately 11 miles southeast of Oxford and approximately 6 miles east of Didcot. Oxford is a regional city hub providing an extensive range of services and facilities including shops, restaurants, banks, sports centre, retail parks and supermarkets. Facilities in Benson include a Co-op groceries store, Pharmacy, Vet, Community Hall, Primary School, Recreation Ground, public houses and a post office. PROPERTY The Property is a triangular shaped parcel of land, extending to approximately 0.61 acres (0.25 hectares) comprising of predominantly grassland with some scrub vegetation. The Property is bound to the north, east and western boundaries by a new residential development, known as 'Chilton Grange'. The southern boundary adjoins existing residential properties to the south and provides access to the highway via 'The Meer'. PLANNING The Local Planning Authority is South Oxfordshire District Council. The Benson Neighbourhood Development Plan Review was made (adopted) as part of the...

LAND SITUATED IN A STRATEGIC POSITION ON THE EDGE OF THE POPULAR SETTLEMENT OF FARINGDON TO THE WEST OF OXFORD EXTENDING TO APPROXIMATELY 0.73 ACRES (0.29 HECTARES) LOCATION The Property is situated on the western built edge of Faringdon, a popular and growing settlement within the Vale of White Horse District Council. The Property has direct frontage onto the Highworth Road, from which access is provided. Faringdon is a growing market town located approximately 15-miles west of Oxford and 10-miles northeast of Swindon. Oxford is a regional city hub providing an extensive range of services and facilities including shops, restaurants, banks, sports centre, retail parks and supermarkets. Swindon also provides for a wide range of services and facilities as well as being a hub for employment in the area. Swindon benefits from direct rail services into London Paddington (approximately 1-hour), as well as having good access onto the M4 motorway via junctions 15 and 16. Facilities in Faringdon include a Waitrose, Tesco Superstore, two Primary Schools, Secondary School, Leisure Centre, Cricket Club, several Public Houses and a Post Office. PROPERTY The Property comprises a former Highways Depot and Youth Centre, in all extending to approximately 0.73 acres (0.29 ha), with access taken from the northern boundary, which fronts onto Highworth Road, from which access is taken. The northern section of the site includes a yard and a number of buildings, which are brick-built under...

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS The Property forms Phase 1 of the Didcot Gateway Regeneration project and comprises three development parcels totalling approximately 0.85 hectares (2.1 acres) Prominent location addressing entrance to Didcot Parkway railway station and transport hub. Subject to an Outline Planning Application (ref: P22/S0491/O) for up to 144 Dwellings. Flexibility for a variation of the building heights and mix within the application parameter plans. The Property is offered for sale Freehold with vacant possession. The existing Licence with UKPC to operate part of the Property for car parking will be terminated ahead of Contract Completion. Homes England are seeking offers on a Conditional (Subject to Planning) basis. Communications are excellent with the A34(T) linking the M4 and M40 motorways 6 miles away, and Didcot Parkway railway station with regular main line services to London Paddington and Bristol 8 miles away. SITE LOCATION Didcot is located approximately 15 miles south of Oxford and 15 miles northwest of Reading. It is well connected to the national highway network with the A4130 connecting the town with Milton interchange of the A34 to the west (3 miles) and Henley on Thames to the east (19 miles). In turn the A34 links to M4 Junction 13 to the south and M40 Junction 9 in the north. Didcot Parkway railway station provides high frequency rail links to London, Reading, Bristol and Oxford. London Paddington is within 1hr travel time. In...

THE PROPERTY The Property comprises a serviced land parcel extending to 0.98 acres (0.4 hectares). It is identified as Lot 3 on the plans. This parcel has outline planning permission for a pub/restaurant but may be suitable for alternative uses, subject to planning. The Neighbourhood Centre sits at the heart of Kingsgrove. The wider Neighbourhood Centre development was completed earlier in 2025 and now provides a new Little Pioneers children's nursery and Co-op local store. Two other retail units are expected to provide food and beverage facilities. Other land uses in close proximity include a new community building and public square to the south and primary school to the west. Primary access to the Property will be taken from the A417 Reading Road to the south, with full vehicular and pedestrian access provided by way of new access road that have been constructed by the master developer. LOCATION Wantage is a historic market town and the birthplace of King Alfred, marked by his statue located within the town's large marketplace. Its importance as a market centre over the years has shaped the town with a number of roads converging around its centre, and it has now grown to accommodate a population of around 13,000 people. The town provides a range of facilities, which also serve a number of surrounding villages. In addition to the recently opened GEMS Wantage Primary Academy at Kingsgrove, the town currently has four primary schools, the Fitzwarren special school, King...