59b, Bath Road, Melksham, Wiltshire
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Tenure
Freehold
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Parking
5
- Primary use
- Pub
- Other use(s)
- Cafe, Other leisure, Commercial development, Mixed use, Residential development
Building amenities
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- Parking
- Well connected
Key features
- Full or partial change of use from long closed public house.
- Assistance of historic buildings architect, if required
- Indicative restoration of 2 former houses, (was 3). Adaption of the former brew house, latterly kitchen and beer store to an accessible house.
- Concept: Split use and restore an almost derelict pub so as not to lose an amenity, and comply with Wiltshire Planning Policy.
- All mains services have been reconnected
- In the present state VAT is applicable. Developers should seek advice regarding a change.
- Historical Building Appraisal available.
- Full building survey plans and elevations set available
- Site cleared.
- Consideration given to the sale of 59a and 59b as one property
Description
Half of the former Unicorn Bar and Restaurant offered as a doer-upper for a small sociable business. The building retains part of the classical Georgian frontage. Grade II listed.
59b is the North side, on the corner of Old Broughton Road and Bath Road, in what was The City. It comprises a 1960s building that replaced the third of a terrace of three early 18th century, three storey weavers' cottages, and the middle cottage.
The concept is to replace the early 1900s saloon bar extension that is in a poor state, with a beer garden and bespoke garden room. Existing pub toilets to be reduced in size and the freed space to be the beer cellar. The private area is on the first floor with optional use of the second floor. Buyers to make their own planning applications and obtain listed building consents,
Main services have been reconnected reconnected. All rubbish removed with the site ready for a new owners ideas.
A new party wall with 59a is required. It is expected that this would be done in co-operation with the owner of 59a so that both benefit. This is also required to correct the bulge caused by removal of the wall through 3 floors. The party wall was removed to create a pub
2 private parking spaces.
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- Listed building
- No
- Floors in building
- 3
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59b, Bath Road, Melksham, Wiltshire
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