Commercial Properties For Sale by Green & Partners LLP, London, including sold STC

Prominently positioned on the northern section of Above Bar Street, framed by Guildhall Square and East Park, within Southampton's cultural quarter.

The subject property comprises a mid-terrace, traditional sandstone building incorporating ornate iconic columns across the front facade, with accommodation arranged over basement, ground and five upper floors.

This mixed use investment comprises a Grade II listed terrace of four shops, formerly a terrace of houses built circa 1820-30 with later additions. The properties are three storey with attic to the return, plus basement levels.

The subject property lies in a 100% prime position on the west side of High Street, adjacent to The Range and opposite Marks & Spencer. The property is a three-storey mid-terrace brick building with a modern glazed McDonald's frontage at ground floor and traditional period elevations above.

Known as 'The Bank House', the site got its name from its time as a former Cheltenham and Gloucester Bank. The site comprises two Regency buildings, built circa 1830s. The three-storey section, with statues on its facade, housed the Bank which moved out in the 1950's.

Prominent corner position with return frontage onto Park Place, directly opposite Next and in close proximity to Marks & Spencer, Sports Direct, and WHSmith.

Haymarket House occupies a prominent position in the heart of Basingstoke town centre, directly opposite one of the main entrances to Festival Place Shopping Centre.

The property is conveniently situated on the tree-lined prime Promenade in Cheltenham, a retail and leisure destination featuring an array of aspirational national multiples and upscale boutiques including Sweaty Betty, The White Company, Oliver Bonas, Hobbs and Reiss.

The property comprises a prominent corner concrete-framed building with a traditional brick façade, arranged over ground and three upper floors.

The subject property occupies a prominent spot on Wellingborough Road, an area known for high footfall and mixed retail/residential use, adjacent to Abington Park, a short walk from the town centre. The property is arranged over ground, first and second floors with a rear car park.

Externally the subject property is of steel construction with access from Hamburg Way and a large car park with sufficient space for 34 cars in front of the building as well as 35 to the left hand side of the property. The property benefits from two external entrances as well as rear fire escape.