The property comprises a retail unit with a rear kitchen area. The shop front is a traditional timber display unit and side door opening into a regular shape sales area approximately 4.82m net internal width and 7.9m shop depth. To the rear there is a lobby providing access to kitchen area (4.68m by 2.63m) with a worktop and double sink. There is a WC off the lobby area and an external door from the rear kitchen giving access to a shared service yard. There is a covered passageway from the High Street to the yard that is shared by other tenants including the flats on the upper floor. Internally, walls and ceilings are plastered and painted and the floor is solid concrete with a vinyl tiled finish. The building is a former public house and a Grade Il Listed Building that was purchased by the community and redeveloped in 2018 to provide three commercial units on the ground floor and flats on the first floor. The development was officially opened by HRH The Prince of Wales on 5 July 2018.
Crickhowell is an attractive and prosperous town close to Abergavenny and within the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. The Corn Exchange is located in the heart of the High treet. Abergavenny is about 5 miles to the east and Brecon about 14 miles to the west on the A40. The area is well served by a good road network and is within commuting distance of Bristol and Cardiff. In 2018 Crickhowell won first place in the Great British High Street award. The Property has a prominent position within the main shopping area near to successful local retailers including Nicholls, Webbs of Crickhowell, M T Cashel & Sons Buichers & Delicatessen, Bookish, Natural Weigh and F E Richards Butchers amongst others. The town enjoys a
