This property presents a fascinating opportunity for those looking to invest in a development project with significant potential. Set within a residential neighborhood just half a mile from the bustling market town of Carmarthen, this site spans approximately 1.15 acres and is anchored by the notable Lime Grove House, a striking Victorian structure designed in the Italianate style and recognized as a Grade II Listed Building.
Originally constructed in the 1850s as a family residence, Lime Grove House transitioned to office use in the 1970s, remaining in that capacity until its last occupation in 2014. The main building offers considerable space, with a net internal area of around 668 square meters (7,190 square feet), featuring robust masonry construction and distinctive architectural elements, including prominent buff brick chimneys.
Recently granted planning permission opens up various avenues for redevelopment on this site. Specifically, plans have been approved for converting the existing office space into nine apartments while also permitting the demolition of additional structures to make way for three detached houses and two bungalows. Notably, there are no s.106 or CIL obligations attached to this property, nor is it situated within a conservation area, enhancing its development flexibility.
The potential of this site extends beyond residential use; future owners might consider alternative developments such as commercial spaces or community services like a boutique hotel or GP surgery—subject to obtaining appropriate consents. Interested parties can obtain a comprehensive planning pack and legal details upon request.
For those keen on exploring this investment further, viewings can be arranged by appointment. The site itself can also be observed from the roadside for initial assessments. This property is available with freehold title and full vacant possession—making it an inviting prospect for developers seeking to capitalize on its prime location and versatile usage options.
