26 Bailey Street, Oswestry, SY11 1PU

The property comprises a 2 storey commercial development surmounted by a flat roof.

The parade forms 4 properties, 3 retail units plus one vacant office at first floor.

Each of the retail units has been fitted out in accordance with the tenants corporate specifications with Vision Express having undergone a recent refurbishment.

26 Bailey Street

Retail property providing ground floor sales with ancillary accommodation at first floor beneath a flat roof.

28 Bailey Street

Retail property providing ground floor sales with ancillary accommodation at ground floor (rear) and first floor beneath a flat roof.

30 Bailey Street

Retail property providing ground floor sales area with ancillary accommodation to the rear, lower ground and first floors beneath a flat roof. Property benefits from rear servicing off leg street to the lower ground floor.

30a Bailey Street

First floor premises above part of no. 30 with separate access from Bailey Street. The premises are currently vacant and available to let.

The property is situated on the east side of Bailey Street, a busy arterial main road through the centre of Oswestry.

Oswestry is a historic market town located in northwest Shropshire, England, close to the Welsh border. Situated in the scenic Marches region, it lies approximately 18 miles northwest of Shrewsbury, 5 miles from the Welsh border, and benefits from its position at the junction of the A5, A483, and A495 roads. The town has a rich mixed English-Welsh heritage and serves as a natural gateway between England and North Wales.

The town has a resident population of approximately 17,500 – 18,200 (2021–2024 figures). It acts as an important retail, service, and employment hub for a wide rural catchment area across northwest Shropshire and parts of northeast Wales, with a potential catchment population of around 350,000 within a 45-minute drive. Transport links are strong by road, with excellent access to the national motorway network via the A5 and A483. The nearest mainline railway station is at Gobowen (approx. 2–3 miles away), providing services to Shrewsbury, Chester, Birmingham, and beyond, while regular bus services connect Oswestry to surrounding towns and cities.

This strategic border location and good connectivity make Oswestry a thriving and accessible market town in the Welsh Marches.

National occupiers on Bailey Street include Specsavers (adjacent), Timpson, Max Spielman, The Works, Age UK and Home Bargains who own their own property.