Barry Road, Oldland Common, BS30

Prominent Class E Commercial Development Site – Barry Road, Oldland Common

Guide Price: £500,000 plus VAT

A prominent commercial development opportunity occupying approximately 0.38 acres (0.15 hectares) with extensive frontage to the A4175 Barry Road.

The site forms Phase B of the former Chief Trading Post redevelopment and benefits from planning permission for a distinctive single-storey Class E retail/café building extending to approximately 340 sq m (3,660 sq ft). The approved courtyard-style scheme also provides 27 customer parking spaces, landscaping and associated infrastructure.

Situated within an expanding residential area, the site enjoys a highly visible position on a well-used route connecting Oldland Common, Longwell Green, Keynsham and east Bristol. Its prominent location and substantial surrounding residential catchment may suit a variety of retail, café, convenience, healthcare, nursery, veterinary, showroom or service-based operators.

Although the site already benefits from consent for a Class E retail/café scheme, purchasers may also wish to explore its potential for alternative commercial, community or other uses. Any alternative use or redevelopment would be strictly subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission and all other relevant consents.

The former private covenant restricting the property’s use and preventing occupation by certain named grocery retailers was released by deed in February 2026.

Key features

• Prominent frontage to the A4175 Barry Road

• Approximately 0.38 acres (0.15 hectares)

• Planning permission for approximately 3,660 sq ft of Class E accommodation

• Approved courtyard-style retail/café scheme

• Provision for 27 customer parking spaces

• Strong surrounding residential catchment

• Potential to explore alternative uses or redevelopment, subject to planning

• Former restrictive covenant released in February 2026

• Suitable for consideration by owner-occupiers, developers and commercial operators

• Freehold development opportunity

• Vacant possession

• Guide price: £500,000 plus VAT

Planning

The wider Chief Trading Post redevelopment was granted planning permission under reference P21/05366/F. The approved plans for the commercial element were subsequently varied under reference P23/01577/RVC.

The permission provides for a single-storey Class E retail/café building of approximately 340 sq m, together with parking, access, landscaping and associated works.

Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves that the relevant permission has been lawfully implemented and remains capable of being relied upon. All intended uses, alterations and alternative development proposals should be discussed directly with South Gloucestershire Council.

Tenure

The property is to be sold freehold with vacant possession. The precise sale boundary, site area, access arrangements, service rights and easements remain subject to confirmation from the current registered title and contract documentation.

Price

Guide price: £500,000 plus VAT.

Unconditional and appropriately structured conditional offers will be considered.

Important information

The stated site area is approximate and should be verified by a measured survey. An electricity substation and associated access and cable easements affect or adjoin the site.

Purchasers should undertake their own investigations concerning title, planning, services, drainage, utilities, ground conditions, CIL, Section 106 obligations and development viability.