The Grade ii Listed Baily's Building was a 19th century tannery, sheepskin, rug and glove manufactory - developed in the 20th century into the making of sporting goods; Henry Cooper, Mohammad Ali and Floyd Patterson wore Baily's gloves made in Glastonbury.
The Beckery Island Regeneration Trust have completely renovated Bailey West with its distinctive Victorian Façade.
The upper floors have recently been let to a Care Provider.
The ground floor west, Unit H, accessed via a communal reception area is available, providing a large open plan air conditioned business unit with potential for a variety of uses.
To the rear of the building a car park is provided with a minimum of four car spaces to be designated with Unit H.