East Street, Faversham

A freehold, Grade II listed property in central Faversham, comprising a multi-storey former house now used as a shop, together with a detached two-storey Bothy. The main building has ground-floor showroom space with side storage, further showroom areas on the first and second floors, and a basement. The Bothy currently provides a ground-floor washroom and two storage rooms, with an open-plan room above. The upper floors of the main building are described as having potential for conversion into two two-bedroom apartments, while retaining commercial use on the lower levels. The vendor also identifies the Bothy as a possible one-bedroom dwelling. The existing flat-roof extension links the shop to the Bothy; removing it could create space for parking or private outdoor space. These proposals would require the relevant planning and listed building consents, and their feasibility has not been confirmed. The property is currently let on a rolling contract at a stated rent of £19,000 per annum, with the tenant looking to remain until redevelopment planning has been granted. The building is believed to date from the eighteenth century and is described as having brick walls and a tiled or slate roof. It is in Faversham town centre, with local shops, amenities and rail connections. Buyers should verify the tenancy, building condition, title information and consent requirements before proceeding.