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Somerset – Attractive Riverside Multi-Use Commercial Investment For Sale

Langport, Somerset, UK
Asking Price:
£600,000
Turnover:
On request
Net Profit:
Under £50K

Attractive riverside position
Historic market town location
Multi-use commercial accommodation
Established café with outside seating
Range of individual offices, meeting rooms & studio space
Freehold investment opportunity

Great Bow Wharf provides a range of multi-use commercial accommodation that is arranged over the ground and first floors. It includes individual offices, meeting rooms and studio space in addition to community meeting facilities. The accommodation is currently occupied by a variety of local businesses and professionals.

Property Information

Property:

Freehold

Location:

Great Bow Wharf occupies an attractive riverside position on Bow Street in the historic Somerset market town of Langport on the eastern bank of the River Parrett. The property is in a particularly attractive setting overlooking the river, yet within easy walking distance of the town centre and its range of independent shops, cafes and amenities.

Langport is an historic and characterful town situated at the heart of the Somerset Levels with a population of approximately 3,600. The town has a long association with the River Parrett and its historic trade which took place at Great Bow Wharf forms part of this heritage.

Langport’s town centre is particularly attractive: it has a range of historic buildings, independent businesses and open green spaces while the surrounding Somerset Levels provide a popular area for walking and other outdoor activities.

Langport has good road connections via the A378 providing access to Taunton and Yeovil, whilst the A303 is accessible via the A372. The surrounding towns and villages provide a wider catchment for the businesses operating from Great Bow Wharf, and Langport’s riverside setting and attractive town centre also draw visitors to the area.

Premises Details:

Accessed from Great Bow Yard via automatic doors leading into the entrance hallway. The accommodation retains a wealth of character including exposed timber beams, wooden floorboards, exposed brickwork, sash windows, wall panelling and vaulted ceilings. Each individual room has been named to reflect the history of the wharf and its trade on the River Parrett; the principal meeting rooms are named after the Stuckey and Bagehot families whilst the other rooms take their names from goods historically traded on the river including salt, willow and grain.

From the entrance lobby, the ground floor provides access to a variety of individual offices and meeting rooms together with separate LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and ACCESSIBLE TOILETS. Double doors open into the ‘Kitchen at The Wharf’, a café, bakery and catering space. A key coded security door leads to further office units which are arranged over two floors. A stairwell and disability lift provide access to the first floor. Both floors benefit from kitchen facilities as well as LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S TOILETS. On the first floor is a useful SHOWER ROOM.