High Street, Olney, MK46

A rare opportunity to occupy a substantial former bank premises in a prominent position on Olney High Street, within the heart of this attractive and well-regarded Buckinghamshire market town.

Extending to approximately 3,010 sq ft / 279.6 sq m, the property offers a versatile arrangement of commercial accommodation across ground, first and second floors, with a principal ground floor retail/banking hall, rear office and ancillary areas, further office accommodation above, staff facilities and a spacious outside courtyard area.

The property is currently in a stripped-back condition, providing a prospective occupier with the opportunity to refit and configure the space to suit their own operational requirements, subject to any necessary consents. With its traditional frontage, period character and central High Street setting, the building lends itself to a wide range of occupiers seeking distinctive premises in a busy and established town centre location.

The property benefits from Class E use, making it suitable for a variety of commercial uses, including retail, offices, beauty, dental, professional services, clinic, studio, restaurant or other similar uses, subject to any necessary planning, listed building or regulatory approval.

Location

Olney is a thriving and historic market town located in the north of Buckinghamshire, approximately 12 miles from Milton Keynes, Bedford and Northampton. The town is positioned on the A509 and is well known for its attractive High Street, Market Place, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and period architecture.

The town centre remains a popular destination for local residents and visitors, with a general market held on Thursdays and a farmers’ market taking place on the first Sunday of each month. The surrounding area includes a number of established residential communities, helping to support a strong local customer base for town centre businesses.

11 High Street occupies a prominent position within the town centre, close to a variety of independent retailers, professional occupiers, food and drink operators and local amenities.

Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to planning, listed building and regulatory requirements for their intended use.