This former industrial unit, constructed from stone and brick, presents an intriguing redevelopment opportunity situated just off the town centre. Spanning approximately 438 sqm (4,715 sqft), the property is positioned on a prominent site that is easily accessible, making it ripe for a variety of potential uses pending necessary approvals. Previously, the site had received full planning permission (granted in August 2020) for demolishing the existing structure to build seven residential apartments alongside roughly 164 sqm of ground-level space suitable for retail, café, or office use. Although this permission has lapsed, it highlights a strong indication of the site's development capabilities and local authority support for mixed-use endeavors. The building features large sliding industrial doors and a double-glazed pedestrian entrance. The ground floor consists primarily of an open-plan workshop area (previously functioning as a laundry), complemented by a lobby, two offices, and restroom facilities. An internal staircase leads to an additional storage area on the first floor measuring about 86.95 sqm (936 sqft), which benefits from its own external access. Given its advantageous location adjacent to the town centre and prior planning history, this property is ideally suited for residential conversion or alternative redevelopment strategies and offers significant potential for commercial or light industrial refurbishment.
