10 High Street, Droitwich, Worcestershire, WR9 8EW

Description
The property comprises an attractive period property occupying a prominent position along Droitwich High Street and comprises a traditional three-storey commercial building of brick construction beneath a pitched roof.

The ground floor provides a well-presented retail space, currently configured as two interconnected areas, with a distinctive double-fronted shop façade offering excellent visibility to passing trade.

To the side and rear of the retail accommodation is a dedicated storage area, along with a kitchen and welfare facilities, all of which open out onto a substantial and enclosed rear walled garden.

The upper floors, accessed via a separate entrance to the side of the building, were most recently used for storage and administrative purposes but offer significant potential for conversion to residential or alternative uses, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

The accommodation benefits from good natural light and retains a number of attractive character features consistent with its period construction.

Location
The property is prominently situated within Droitwich Spa High Street, in the heart of this historic and thriving Worcestershire town.

Droitwich benefits from a strong local catchment and an established retail and commercial offering, with a mix of national operators, independent retailers, and service providers nearby.

The town is conveniently positioned approximately 7 miles north-east of Worcester, 18 miles south of Birmingham, and 10 miles south-west of Bromsgrove, making it well connected to key urban centres across the region.

Droitwich Spa benefits from excellent transport links, with Junction 5 of the M5 motorway located just 2 miles away, providing direct access to the wider national motorway network including the M6, M42 and M50. The A38 also runs through the town, linking it with Worcester and Bromsgrove.

Droitwich Spa railway station offers regular direct services to Birmingham New Street, Worcester, and Hereford.

Services
We understand that the premises has the benefit of all mains services connected on, or adjacent to, the subject premises.

The agent has not tested the suitability of the connections and recommends that all interested parties carry out their own investigations.