2 Drew Street, Brixham, Devon

An interesting opportunity to acquire a former commercial ground floor premises, with the benefit of a Grant of Planning Permission already in place, for 2 x 1 bedroom flats, with associated sitting rooms, kitchens, bathrooms and bicycle/bin storage areas.

Situated
Drew Street is conveniently situated for both local independent shops, St Mary's Church and park, along with the facilities and amenities of Brixham town centre being in walking distance, with a working harbour, bespoke shops, public houses, restaurants and coastal walks.

Proposed Accommodation

Flat 2B
Private entrance with bin/cycle storage area off, sitting room and kitchen area, bedroom, bathroom and storage cupboard.

Flat 2C
Private entrance with bicycle/bin storage area off, kitchen, sitting room, bedroom and bathroom.

Viewings
Strictly by prior appointment with Fulfords Paignton . General enquiries Countrywide Property Auctions .

EPC Ratings
Previous Commercial EPC Rating - D

Council Tax Band/VOA Rating
Previous VOA rating £7,400.

Planning
A Grant of Planning Permission was issued by Torbay Council under planning application P/2024/0692, on the 8th September 2025, for 'Change of use of ground floor commercial unit to 2 No. 1 bedroom flats including alterations. Interested parties must make and rely upon their own planning enquiries of Torbay Planning Department.

Note
We understand that the property will be sold with the benefit of 999 year leases and a share of the Freehold.

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