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More details for 15-17 South St, Bridport - Retail for Sale

15-17 South St

Bridport, DT6 3NR

  • Retail for Sale
  • £450,000
  • 1,713 sq ft

Bridport Retail for Sale

A mixed use investment property in Bridport town centre for Sale by Auction on 19th June at 1pm at The Digby Memorial Church Hall, Digby Road, Sherborne DT9 3NL. Guide Price £450,000. Tenure: Freehold. A prominent mixed use investment property, producing £39,200pa and rising to £53,600pa (on the asking terms) when fully let, in the heart of Bridport Town Centre. Comprises 4 separate parts: Unit 15 Prominent ground floor retail unit totalling approx. 500sqft Let on the balance of a 7 year lease with break at year 4 Rental £15,500pa plus pro-rata insurance contribution Business Rates: RV £9,800 Unit 17 Prominent ground floor retail unit with first floor store totalling approx. 500sqft Let on the balance of a 7 year lease Rental £13,500 plus pro-rata insurance contribution Business Rates: RV £7800 17b South Street - Arthurs Cottage 2 bed cottage let at £800pcm Council Tax Band A 15a South Street First floor offices totalling 900sqft with small ground floor meeting room. Available to let for £14,400pa plus pro-rata insurance contribution (Previous planning consent 1/D/10/000279 for 3 bedroom flat not implemented) Business Rates: RV £8,800 The property is situated on the East side of South Street just south of Bucky-Doo Square in the heart of Bridport.

Contact:

Symonds & Sampson

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Office

Date on Market:

15/05/2026
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More details for 35 South St, Bridport - Leisure for Sale

Electric Palace Theatre - 35 South St

Bridport, DT6 3NY

  • Retail for Sale
  • £190,000 - £1,100,000
  • 1,191 - 10,325 sq ft
  • 2 Units Available

Bridport Leisure for Sale

Situation: The Bridport Electric Palace provides a unique opportunity to purchase a fully restored and fully operational art-deco theatre and cinema. With its beautiful original interior, it is one of only a handful of 1920s theatres that are still operating in the UK (outside London) and was recently listed by the Financial Times as one of the “most breath-taking cinemas in the world”1. Standing proudly in the heart of Bridport, the Palace is one of Dorset’s most treasured cultural landmarks which is now offered for sale as a thriving going concern, with established goodwill and a full future programme of events, including film, comedy, live music, the spoken word and theatre. The Palace is arranged behind a two-storey street-facing frontage and, at street level, the entrance and foyer are accessed via a wide arcade walkway leading to the cinema/theatre complex beyond. Either side of the Palace entrance are two street facing retail units, with two beautifully restored residential flats above (each with their own separate street facing access), that are also offered for sale either as a whole with the Palace, or as separate lots. The properties sit in the heart of the picturesque West Dorset town of Bridport (in an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB) close to Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, Lyme Bay and the Chesil Beach, only 5 miles away. Positioned prominently on South Street, within the town centre, the properties occupy a highly desirable and accessible location surrounded by retail, leisure and hospitality amenities. Bridport is a bustling and vibrant market town, with its famous street market, arts-scene and antiques quarter, located approximately 15 miles to the west of the county-town of Dorchester with its regular rail connections to London. Bridport has a history of rope making and is now a gateway to the Jurassic World Heritage coastline at nearby West Bay. The town hosts an excellent selection of independent shops, as well as supermarkets, hotels, pubs, restaurants and cafes, and numerous arts and music events throughout the year, including the acclaimed Bridport Literary Festival and “From Page to Screen” film festival (both mainly hosted at the Palace), as well as Dorset Arts Week. There is also a thriving twice-weekly street market offering locally sourced vegetables, cheese, meats and other artisan foods, clothes, hardware and antiques. Note: 1. Published by the Financial Times on 19 March 2026 History: In 1926 a local brewing family took the courageous and enterprising step to build an opera house in Bridport. A new venture in every way, but particularly because it was powered by electricity, a rare commodity for many at the time. Because electricity didn’t arrive in the town until 1929, the building needed to generate power from its own “engine room”, allowing the people of Bridport to experience the “new age of cinema”, as well as opera and other stage and music shows. The doors first opened almost 100 years ago, on 14 June 1926, to a packed audience of over 500 people and the building was appropriately named the “New Electric Palace”. It has been operating almost continuously ever since, originally showing only silent movies until “talkies” arrived in Bridport in 1931 (only three years after they’d arrived in London). Whilst other regional theatres and cinemas have floundered, the Palace has not only survived but flourished, sitting at the heart of the community ever since. For the last century, the Palace has been a cornerstone of West Dorset’s cultural life, evolving into a vibrant multi-arts venue that draws audiences from far beyond the town. Today, it hosts a broad programme of film, comedy, live music, the spoken word and theatre, as well as special events including festivals, weddings and private parties. The Palace is the largest theatre for almost 20 miles and has, for some years, played host to film and literary festivals, and glittering premieres, developing a reputation for bringing the all-time greats in film, comedy and music to West Dorset. It also sits at the heart of local performing arts activities and local performing arts groups, serving as both a creative hub and a beloved community destination. In recent years, the Palace has benefited from a comprehensive and sensitive programme of refurbishment, ensuring that its historic charm is perfectly complemented by modern comfort and high-quality presentation. The property is now offered to the market in outstanding condition and presents an exceptional opportunity to steward one of the South West’s most atmospheric and culturally significant venues into its next century. LOT 1 - Bridport Electric Palace “One of the most breath-taking cinemas in the world” LOT 2 - Two retail units Situated at 35 and 35a South Street are two impressive and recently refurbished retail units that blend contemporary styling with the original art-deco design features to add character and distinction. Positioned on South Street, within the town centre, the properties occupy a highly desirable and accessible location surrounded by retail, leisure and hospitality amenities, either side of the entrance to the famous Bridport Electric Palace cinema. Both retail units have recently been refurbished to an exceptional standard and now provide high quality retail accommodation, with large street-facing glazed shop fronts and return frontages. Both units are currently let under standard internal repairing commercial leases with existing occupiers trading as a cafe and bar, and as an interior decorations shop. Both retail units benefit from their own individual entrances from the street, and both units have the use of an accessible WC located within common parts (shared with the Bridport Electric Palace).

Contact:

Symonds & Sampson

Property Subtype:

Theatre / Concert Hall

Date on Market:

13/05/2026
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More details for 1 Whitcombe Rd, Beaminster - Industrial for Sale

1 Whitcombe Rd

Beaminster, DT8 3NB

  • Industrial for Sale
  • £300,000
  • 1,325 sq ft

Beaminster Industrial for Sale

Freehold for sale subject to the AST residential let. Price: £300,000. Mr Motor comprises a town centre workshop over which is a self-contained residential flat , let on an assure shorthold tenancy agreement. The workshop is to rear of the property and accessed through the arch which leads into a covered central yard. There is a commercial goods loading door accessing the workshop from the covered yard There is an access way through the arch and across the yard benefitting the property adjacent. The flat is self contained with street access. Located in the heart of Beaminster, a charming village in West Dorset. The surrounding area features attractive period buildings, independent shops, cafés, and a strong sense of community. The street is close to the town square and within walking distance of local amenities, including schools, churches, and the community centre. Set in a scenic valley surrounded by rolling countryside, the area offers a peaceful, picturesque setting while remaining well-connected via the A3066. The town is located 6 miles from Bridport,13 miles from Yeovil and 20 miles from Dorchester.

Contact:

Chesters Harcourt

Property Subtype:

Service

Date on Market:

10/07/2025
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More details for Hogshill St, Beaminster - Retail for Sale

Former White Hart Hotel - Hogshill St

Beaminster, DT8 3AE

  • Retail for Sale
  • £600,000
  • 7,577 sq ft

Beaminster Retail for Sale

The property is sold freehold with the Sellers retaining a 999 year lease of the front shops. The Seller will retain responsibility for the maintenance of those shop fronts and pay a percentage of the insurance premium of the building as a whole . Sale price of £600,000, with the property comprising 7,577 sq ft of space.

Contact:

Chesters Harcourt

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

01/09/2022
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How many commercial properties are currently available for sale in DT6?
There are currently 4 commercial properties available for sale. Sizes range from to , with an average size of. Available opportunities may include offices, retail premises, industrial properties, mixed-use assets and development sites.
How much does commercial property cost in DT6?
The average asking price is approximately per sq ft, with prices ranging from to per sq ft. Property values will vary depending on location, size, condition, tenant status and market demand.
What factors influence commercial property values?
Property values can be affected by location, building quality, asset size, lease terms, tenant covenant strength, redevelopment potential and local market conditions. For investment properties, income generation and yield are also important considerations.
What types of commercial property are available to buy?
The market may include offices, retail units, industrial properties, warehouses, land, mixed-use buildings and specialist assets. Availability will vary depending on location and current market conditions.
What should I consider before buying commercial property?
Key considerations include location, accessibility, property condition, planning permissions, lease arrangements, operating costs and future growth potential. Buyers should also understand any legal, environmental or structural issues that could affect value or usability.
What is rental yield and why does it matter?
Rental yield measures the income generated by a property relative to its purchase price. Investors often use yield to compare opportunities, although it should be considered alongside factors such as tenant quality, lease length and potential for capital growth.
Can I buy commercial property for my own business?
Yes. Many buyers purchase commercial property to occupy themselves rather than as an investment. Owning premises can provide greater control over operating costs, security of tenure and the potential to benefit from future capital appreciation.
Do I need a commercial mortgage?
Many buyers use commercial finance to fund acquisitions. Deposit requirements, lending terms and borrowing costs vary depending on the property, the buyer's circumstances and the intended use of the asset.
What due diligence should I carry out before buying?
Due diligence typically includes reviewing title documents, planning permissions, leases, service charge information, environmental matters and building condition reports. Professional legal and surveying advice is strongly recommended before completing a purchase.
What are the risks of buying commercial property?
Potential risks include market fluctuations, vacancy periods, tenant default, maintenance costs, planning restrictions and changes in local demand. Thorough due diligence and effective asset management can help reduce these risks.
Can overseas buyers purchase commercial property in the UK?
Yes. International buyers can purchase commercial property in the UK, although additional legal, tax and regulatory considerations may apply. Professional advice should be obtained before proceeding with a transaction.
What additional costs should I budget for?
In addition to the purchase price, buyers should budget for Stamp Duty Land Tax, legal fees, surveys, finance costs, insurance and any refurbishment or fit-out works that may be required.

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