Commercial Properties for Sale in the South East, England

Waterlooville Retail for Sale - Havant

The building comprises a ground floor commercial unit that has previously been used as an opticians. The unit benefits from a retail section towards the front with consulting rooms, kitchen area and toilets towards the rear. The rear of the building has access to a parking area for up to four cars. Freehold is available at £175,000. The property occupies a prominent position in London Road, in the heart of Waterlooville town centre, and situated just outside the pedestrianised precinct. The subject property is located on the north side of London Road. Local occupiers in the close vicinity are Subway, Nationwide, Natwest, Asda, Chapplins Estate Agents and Large & Large Opticians. The A3(M) is approximately 1 ½ miles to the east, leading to Petersfield & Guildford to the north with the M27 motorway network to the south, with Havant railway station being approximately ten minutes drive away

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

04/06/2025

Andover Retail for Sale

Offers invited in the region of £450,000 for the freehold interest. VAT is not currently charged. Three storey retail & office premises with planning permission for conversion of the upper floors into three one-bedroomed flats. There may be the possibility of building a fourth flat at second floor level, subject to the necessary consents. Planning Permission was granted on 23/10/2024 for External alterations to include additional windows and side fire exit. 24/01912/FULLN. Notice that Prior Approval is required and that Prior Approval is granted was issued on 19/03/3025 for change of use of upper floors to 3 dwelling houses. 24/02497/PDMAN.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Office

Date on Market:

04/06/2025

Guildford Specialist for Sale

0.95-acre development opportunity in town centre location with the potential to deliver c32,000 sq ft of offices, in line with the secured outline planning consent. OFFERS ARE INVITED IN EXCESS OF £5,500,000 (FIVE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS) FOR THE FREEHOLD INTEREST, SUBJECT TO CONTRACT AND EXCLUSIVE OF VAT. A PURCHASE AT THIS LEVEL REFLECTS A LOW CAPITAL VALUE OF £167 PSF ON THE OUTLINE CONSENTED SPACE.

Property Subtype:

Railway Yard

Date on Market:

04/06/2025

Andover Retail for Sale

The freehold is offered for sale at a guide price of £425,000 subject to contract. The property is let to two tenants at a total current rental income of £34,300 pa. The shop is let on an effective FRI lease to 7 August 2029 at £25,000 pa. The lease includes a mutual break clause on 1st July 2027. The lease is granted inside the Landlord & Tenant Act 1954. The flat is let on a 2 year AST until 30th January 2027 at £775 pcm subject to a RPI rent review on 1st January 2026.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

04/06/2025

Abbotts Ann Light Industrial for Sale - Andover

The property is a commercial site of approximately 0.5 acres (0.2 ha) with former farm buildings converted for industrial/office use. Externally the property has concrete hardstanding yard areas and good car parking to the front of the buildings. The property is located in a rural situation on Abbotts Ann Road between the villages of Monxton and Abbotts Ann, with Andover the nearest town 3 miles east.

Date on Market:

03/06/2025

Reading Office for Sale - Theale, Berkshire

Brewery Court is a courtyard office development of 13 units on Theale High Street. It is within easy walking distance of local facilities. The buildings cluster around a secluded garden and part cobbled courtyard which provides a pleasant working/living environment. Theale is less than 5 miles from Reading town centre. Theale Station is an 8 minute walk with direct rail services to London Paddington. Brewery Court has excellent road communications and is only ½ mile from M4 Junction 12 (M25 29 miles; Heathrow Airport 33 miles; Central London 46 miles). 8 Brewery Court is a self-contained two storey office building situated at the heart of this attractive courtyard development. 7 private parking spaces are allocated in the barrier controlled courtyard. The freehold interest is offered for sale and offers opportunities for investors, developers or owner occupiers. Several neighbouring units within Brewery Court have already been converted to residential use, suggesting potential for alternative use (subject to planning consent). Further information on the lease can be provided upon request. Modern building in period style Attractive courtyard setting Freehold interest 7 private parking spaces Mixed use office and residential estate Short term tenant lease remaining Strictly by prior appointment with the sole agents Hicks Baker.

Date on Market:

02/06/2025

Maidenhead Office for Sale

The freehold is available For Sale. The current total rental income is £102,200 per annum, increasing to £154,000 by September 2025 from pre-agreed step rent increases. Ground-floor units 2 & 3 are charitable lettings, not generating a rental income. Baylis Media is a related business of the current ownership and therefore under-rented. Copies of the various leases are available upon request. Should VP be wanted this could be obtained March 2028.

Date on Market:

28/05/2025

Lewes Retail for Sale

Charles Wycherley Independent Estate Agents are delighted to introduce this freehold investment property to the market. The property has a two-room commercial (Class E) retail shop with access to a modernised lower ground floor. The ground floor has 188 sq.ft. of shop accommodation with a separate useable room and store rooms as well as separate access via two door access from shop and flat leading onto the private 58ft south facing garden. The first and second floor maisonette is approached via a separate access from Lewes High Street and has a sitting room, kitchen. The second floor has a double room with limited head height, but this could be vaulted into the roof slope as well as a further double and shower room. The property has gas fired central heating.<br /><br />This is a prime High Street (upper west) position, very close to Lewes Castle, with excellent footfall and an easy 5 minute walk to the mainline Railway Station (London Victoria 65 mins, London Bridge 90 mins & Brighton 15 mins), as well as close to excellent cafes, restaurants, The White Hart hotel and the Depot Cinema. Lewes is the county town of East Sussex and is a busy and vibrant town with cultural and The Arts forth coming throughout.<br /><br />ACCOMMODATION WITH APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS COMPRISES:-<br /><br />GROUND FLOOR<br /><br />FRONT RETAIL AREA<br />16'1 x 11'7 with bay shop window and oak top. Spotlights. Telephone point. 3 Double power points.<br /><br />CENTRAL LOBBY<br />5' x 4'6. Door to cellar. Shelf top. Dimer switch. Glazed door to:-<br /><br />REAR RETAIL AREA<br />15'3 x 14'7 max. Sash window to rear garden. 2 Display shelves and shelf top. 4 Double & 1 single power point. Tiled top.<br /><br />CLOAKROOM<br />Low level w.c. Wash hand basin.<br /><br />1ST & 2ND FLOOR MAISONETTE (Separate entrance from the High Street)<br /><br />GROUND FLOOR<br /><br />ENTRANCE HALL<br />Stairs to first floor with tongue and grooved panelled wall. Spotlights. Exposed timber beam.<br /><br />FIRST FLOOR<br /><br />LANDING<br />Vaulted ceiling with Velux window. Stainless steel spotlights. Double radiator. Thermostat. Panelled wall. Stairs to ground and second floors.<br /><br />SITTING ROOM<br />17' x 16'5 into bay. Feature bay window overlooking Lewes High Street. Cast iron fireplace with tiled inset and wooden mantle. 4 Wall lights. Radiator. TV point.<br /><br />CLOAKROOM<br />Window. Low level w.c. Wood panelled wall.<br /><br />KITCHEN/DINING ROOM<br />Kitchen area; 15'10 x 12'7, with rear bay window overlooking the rear garden and views to the South Downs. 1½ bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer taps, worktops to either side. 4-ring electric stainless steel hob and Lamona oven, drawers and cupboards under. Space for fridge/freezer. Wall cupboard. Radiator. Tiled wall. <br />Dining area; 12'7 x 11'6, with cast iron fireplace and wooden mantle. Exposed wood floorboards. Walk-in larder with fitted shelves. Boiler cupboard with Baxi gas fired combination boiler and electronic programmer. <br /><br />SECOND FLOOR<br /><br />LANDING<br />Velux window. Exposed ceiling beams. Study space. Painted wood balustrade and exposed wood hand rail.<br /><br />BEDROOM 1<br />14'10 x 13'10. 6' ceiling height but with potential for a vaulted ceiling to increase height. Sash window overlooking Lewes High Street. Hatch to roof space. Cast iron period fireplace. Exposed wood beam. Radiator. Original door.<br /><br />BEDROOM 2<br />15'5 x 8'7. South facing sash window overlooking the rear garden and to the Ouse valley to Newhaven, with South Downs including Mount Caburn & Firle Beacon. Exposed ceiling beam. Radiator. Latch door.<br /><br />BATHROOM<br />9'6 x 6'9. Velux window. Glazed cubicle with modern independent drench' shower with hand shower attachment, metro style tiling. Pedestal wash basin. Wood panelled bath. <br /><br />Door from entrance hall to landing with two doors to lower ground floor. Lobby with alarm panel and fuse box. Stairs to:- <br /><br />LOWER GROUND FLOOR<br /><br />STUDY/RECEPTION ROOM<br />15' x 10'. Window to rear garden. Cast iron fireplace. Cupboards to side. Clay tiled floor. Wood shelving. Spotlights. <br /><br />CELLAR STORAGE ROOM<br />14'3 x 12'9. Open coal hatch. Gas and electric meters. 2 Deep shelf tops. Brick floor. Further storage area with shelves. Ample power points.<br /><br />REAR UTILITY ROOM<br />10'9 x 5'4. Vaulted ceiling and window to rear garden. Flint and brick wall. Stainless steel sink unit with single drainer. Door to:-<br /><br />OUTSIDE<br /><br />REAR GARDEN<br />58' max. south facing garden with brick steps to patio raised beds and path. Flower and shrubs beds. Gate to rear access to St. Martins Lane (to be verified). Outside light and water tap.<br /><br /><b>what3words /// </b> <a target="_blank" href="https://what3words.com/convey.allows.coherent">convey.allows.coherent</a><br /><br /><b>Notice</b><br />Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

28/05/2025

Wokingham Industrial for Sale

Freehold sale of the whole property will be considered with offers in the region of £2,100,000. The first and second floor offices are currently let on a five year lease on effective FRI terms expiring in July 2029. The tenant's only break is in July 2027. The rent passing is £54,720 per annum.

Property Subtype:

Warehouse

Date on Market:

27/05/2025

Lewes Hospitality for Sale

<br />Charles Wycherley Independent Estate Agents are delighted to present to the market this iconic Grade II Listed, 4 storey historic property, available for the first time in 32 years, which was the former home of the Marquis of Abergavenny, with the most outstanding elegant façade in Lewes High Street. The property is the largest in Lewes Town Centre (approx. 18000 sq ft) and has 19 en - suite bedrooms with potential for separating the accommodation section of the business from the extensive ground and lower floors with direct approach from Lewes High Street with fine Tudor beams, ex open fireplaces and oak panelling. There is further on the 1st floor, the well known Sheriffs room, historically used as the room frequented by Thomas Paine, famed for his works to secure American Independence. The ground floor has two large front rooms, one the bar and the other a front sitting room looking to Lewes High Street. Beyond the reception area is a coffee shop and well known dining room again with original wood panelling. The lower ground floor has a vaulted wine cellar (originally the martyrs dungeon where 7 of the protestant martyrs were imprisoned) as well as a beer cellar and kitchen. The property has been upgraded significantly, including modern updated boilers and pressurised updated hot water system and a refurbished façade. <br /><br />Lewes is a vibrant and affluent Market Town with a thriving year round tourist trade, attracted by the towns wealth of historic buildings and the amenity opportunities afforded by the surrounding National Park. The town is internationally renowned for its November 5th Bonfire celebrations. Lewes benefits from its proximity to the cosmopolitan city of Brighton & Hove, which lies some 9 miles to the south west offering immediate access to regional shopping facilities, two universities and Europe's largest man made marina. Newhaven is also 8 miles to the south offering channel ferry links to France. <br /><br />The County Town of Lewes regularly features in the Times list of the best places to live in the UK and offers an excellent range of private and state education facilities across all ranges including Lewes Old Grammar and Priory Secondary School. The town has excellent transport links with a direct railway line to London Victoria in just under 1 hour and London Bridge 90 minutes. <br /><br />BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WHITE HART HOTEL<br /><br />The Hotel which dates back to 1426 is rich with Tudor features including medieval oak panelling and Tudor oak beams. Other features include ancient stone and timber detail, original medieval open log fireplaces and oak floor boards. It was given a Georgian façade in the 19th Century. <br /><br />Points of Note:-<br /><br />In 1768 Thomas Paine began forging his radical policies in the Sherriff's Room of The White Hart which led to the American Revolution and the struggle for independence. English Heritage have awarded The White Hart Hotel the coveted blue plaque which is mounted on the entrance crediting the hotel with the mantel ‘The Cradle of Independence'<br /><br />The powerful and wealthy Pelham family owned and lived in the hotel. <br /><br />Two of the Pelham sons became British Prime Ministers, Henry Pelham & Thomas Pelham. <br /><br />Celebrated 18th Century chef William Verrall published recipe books from the hotel from 1737 –1760<br /><br />World respected writer Virgina Woolfe purchased ‘The Monks House' from an auction held at The White Hart. <br /><br />Russia and Britain sealed historic Diplomatic Relation Agreement in the Sheriff's Room. <br /><br /><b>Notice</b><br />Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

24/05/2025

Folkestone Retail for Sale

Total Residential Income (once fully let): £44,499.96 per annum Takeaway Shop: £7,800 per annum (lease terms to be confirmed) Nightclub: £49,400 per annum on a new 5 year lease from October 2024. Snooker Hall: Owner occupied but potential income of £24,000 per annum Total: Potential Income once fully occupied: £128,700 per annum Please note that the measurements have been taken from the EPC register or an external source.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

23/05/2025

Brighton Retail for Sale - Brighton and Hove

<p>GUIDE PRICE £650,000 - £700,000</p><p><strong>60A Preston Street, Brighton – Freehold Mixed-Use Investment</strong></p><p>An outstanding opportunity to acquire a <em>freehold mixed-use property</em> in the heart of Brighton, just a short stroll from the seafront. <strong>60A Preston Street</strong> comprises a <strong>ground floor commercial unit</strong> currently let, and a <strong>self-contained two-bedroom flat</strong> above, making it a highly attractive prospect for investors or owner-occupiers.</p><p>The <strong>ground floor commercial unit</strong> benefits from a prominent high-footfall location and is currently let at <strong>£14,000 per annum</strong>, with a <strong>scheduled increase to £16,400 per annum</strong>, offering a strong and rising rental yield. The tenant is well-established, and the unit presents excellent long-term investment stability.</p><p>Accessed via a separate entrance, the <strong>two-bedroom maisonette</strong> spans the first and second floors and features a bright living room, fitted kitchen, bathroom, and two generous bedrooms. The flat is well-maintained and ideal for continued letting or personal use.</p><p>Preston Street is a lively and popular location known for its restaurants, cafés, and close proximity to Brighton's beach, Western Road shopping area, and public transport links.</p>

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

22/05/2025

Brighton Retail for Sale - Brighton and Hove

Terms Offers are invited in the region of £185,000 for the freehold interest with the benefit of vacant possession.

Date on Market:

21/05/2025

Totland Bay Retail for Sale

The property is prominently positioned on the shoreline at Totland Bay, on the western edge of the Isle of Wight. Totland is an established coastal village, well known for its expansive sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and direct views toward The Needles and the Hampshire coastline. The Pier occupies a prime seafront position and forms part of a sought-after leisure and residential area that benefits from consistent seasonal footfall and growing visitor demand. The Isle of Wight has experienced a significant resurgence in domestic tourism in recent years, supported by substantial investment into the hospitality and leisure sectors. The Island is undergoing a period of mid to high-end tourism growth, attracting both short-stay visitors and day-trippers from the South Coast and London. The nearby Colwell Bay, for example, is home to the renowned Hut restaurant, which reportedly served over 75,000 covers in the most recent peak season, much of this demand arriving by boat from the mainland, highlighting the area's appeal to high-value coastal visitors. Totland Bay is approximately 4 miles (6.5 km) from Yarmouth, where regular ferry services to Lymington provide quick and convenient access to the mainland. In total, six ferry routes connect the Isle of Wight to the south of England, with journey times as short as 10 minutes. The Pier itself is accessible via the A3054 and A3055, which link Totland with other key destinations including Freshwater, Newport, and Ryde. Over 50% of the Isle of Wight is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the Island has been awarded UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status, adding to its national and international profile. With 57 miles of coastline, a wide range of outdoor activities, and a well-established events calendar, the area enjoys sustained year-round tourism and increasing investment interest. The western coast in particular has seen strong activity from visitors travelling from Sandbanks, Lymington, and the London region, reinforcing Totland’s credentials as a high-potential leisure destination. Rare Waterfront Leisure Freehold Opportunity This Victorian Pier was originally constructed in 1880 but has been the subject of a comprehensive reconstruction approximately 5 years ago. The Pier is now used for leisure uses (albeit currently closed) and offers stunning panoramic views from the property towards The Needles Lighthouse, Christchurch Bay, Hurst Castle and the New Forest Coastline. The property comprises of an approximately 140 metre structure which has undergone a multi-million pound renovation, led by one of the UKs leading Marine Structural engineers we understand. The property was fully operational and demonstrated strong trading performance, but closed last year due to unforeseen circumstances. The closed bistro comprises a high-quality, fully equipped commercial kitchen, dedicated ladies’, gents’ and disabled WCs, and well-appointed bar areas on both the ground and first floors. There are multiple dining areas spread across both levels, each offering stunning views across the bay toward the mainland. Additionally, an external servery known as ‘The Hatch’ provides further trading potential for takeaway offerings such as ice cream and light refreshments. The building has been thoughtfully designed and extends to approximately 278 sq. m (2,992 sq. ft.). At the western end of the pier is a shell and core space, offering flexibility for a buyer/investor to complete the fit-out. Planning permission has been granted for a two-storey restaurant capable of accommodating approximately 120 covers internally and 100 externally, with the potential to create a premium dining destination benefiting from unrivalled coastal views. Alternatively, the space also benefits from extant planning consent for conversion into a residential holiday home, offering an attractive lifestyle or investment option. The pier also benefits from 20 eco-friendly leasehold moorings held from the Crown Estate, allowing customers to arrive by boat and stay moored for lunch or overnight. There is ample anchorage within the bay itself, which regularly sees over 50 boats on a busy summer day, underscoring the site’s appeal to the marine leisure market. Freehold Available One of five piers on the whole of the Isle of Wight Approximate GIA of 609 sq. m (6,555 sq. ft) across two principle buildings 20 (Crown Estate) leasehold moorings also included Circa £4m invested into rebuilding and refurbishing the pier Potential for a variety of uses including bar/restaurant, residential and holiday accommodation £3.7m for whole or offers invited for part The site lies within a conservation area but is not listed. The Pier benefits from existing use classes of Sui Generis and C3 Residential. The property has been granted a Premises Licence in accordance with the Licensing Act 2003. We understand that the premises are permitted to sell alcohol Monday to Sunday from 09:00 to 23:00, with the premises open to the public from 08:30 to 00:00. Planning permission has been granted for an extension to the Pier head following the purchase of an additional section of seabed enabling further expansion. Details can be found on the Isle of Wight Planning Portal Register with the following reference 20/02263/FUL. Full design details for the pier head, two storey restaurant can be found with the reference 19/01619/FUL. Permission for a holiday home on the pier end was granted in 2010, reference P/01745/10. In Savills opinion the opportunity exists is to reopen the bistro and café which had a proven trade prior to its closure. The shell and core space at the end of the Pier then presents itself to offer multiple different use opportunities such as :- - Leisure (restaurant / pub) - Residential - Holiday Letting Accommodation £14,250

Date on Market:

21/05/2025

Reading Retail for Sale - Twyford, Berkshire

Investment opportunity. Ground floor lock up shop with an attractive ground floor flat.<br /><br />The flat consists of a kitchen/dining room, living area, one bedroom and a fully tiled shower room. The shop is let to Twyford Turkish Barbers at a current rent of £12,000 p.a. Lease expires May 2031. Next rent review due in May 2026. The flat is currently vacant.<br /><br />There is 1 parking space for the flat and 1 for the shop.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

21/05/2025

Tonbridge Retail for Sale

For sale at offers in excess of £350,000. No VAT. No business rates payable if this is your sole property. Rateable Value £9,400.

Property Subtype:

Vehicle Repair Garage

Date on Market:

20/05/2025

Ashford Office for Sale - Kennington Lees

Date on Market:

20/05/2025

Bicester Retail for Sale

The premises are available for sale as a freehold investment at £425,000. A Grade 11 listed building comprises ground floor retail and first floor, currently let on a Full Repairing Lease to a Pharmacy on a 15 year Lease from 24th October 2014 expiring on 23rd October 2029 at a rent of £30,896.32 per annum. The rent is subject to 5 year reviews and a break clause as of 6th July 2023.

Date on Market:

20/05/2025

Bicester Retail for Sale

Two Retail units on Evans Yard producing rental income combined of £16,800 per annum exclusive. Increasing to £17,300 as at 27th August 2029. Unit 1 is let by way of a 5 year Lease from 1st April 2021, expiring on 30th March 2026 at a rent of £8,100 pa for use as a beauty salon. Unit 9 is let by way of an extended Lease dated 1st May 2024 to 26th August 2034 at a passing rent of £8,700 pa increasing to £9,300 from 27th August 2029 for use as a hairdressers.

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

19/05/2025

Burnham Land for Sale

Being sold via ‘Secure Sale’ Starting Bid £1,999,999

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

19/05/2025

Worthing Industrial for Sale

Industrial and warehouse unit for sale. £695,000 for the freehold interest with vacant possession.

Property Subtype:

Warehouse

Date on Market:

19/05/2025

Reading Retail for Sale - Brimpton Common

The Pineapple is a character Grade II Listed former public house with additional outbuildings, a large parking area to side and a garden seating area to the rear. Price £495,000 + VAT

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

16/05/2025

Woking Retail for Sale - Ripley, Surrey

TENURE Ilsanto let on a 7 Year lease from 21st Feb 2021 at a rent of £13,500 per annum. 3 Bed House let at £16,800 per annum on an AST. PRICE £495,000 (+VAT

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

16/05/2025