This offering presents a unique opportunity to acquire two distinctive commercial properties in the heart of Fordingbridge, both featuring significant renovation and investment potential. Located on the bustling High Street, these adjacent properties benefit from high visibility and foot traffic, further enhanced by their proximity to established businesses like the Co-op supermarket and Hayes Travel.
The first property, a Grade II listed building at 24 High Street, features three stories with versatile ground and first-floor retail space complemented by ancillary areas on the second floor. Its historical character adds charm while also posing opportunities for thoughtful renovations that could enhance its appeal and functionality.
Next door, 24A High Street is a more contemporary structure from the 1980s that has served dual purposes as office space and retail. This flexibility opens doors for various business types or even conversion into alternative uses with necessary approvals. Parking is available in front of this unit, adding convenience for both clients and employees.
One of the standout features of this listing is the expansive enclosed garden courtyard at the rear of 24 High Street, spanning over 3,600 square feet. This outdoor space provides an excellent canvas for creative development—potential options could include a café with outdoor seating or even a children's nursery—subject to securing appropriate planning permissions. The area’s recent growth in residential developments indicates a rising population that may create additional demand for services and amenities.
Both properties fall under Class E use, allowing for a range of business operations such as retail, professional services, cafés, health clinics, and indoor recreation. The evolving town dynamics make this an opportune moment to invest in Fordingbridge's commercial landscape. Interested parties are encouraged to conduct further inquiries regarding planning regulations and potential business rates relief.
With its combination of prime location, characterful spaces, and considerable opportunity for enhancement or redeveloping ideas, these properties are well-positioned for those looking to invest in Fordingbridge's commercial future.
