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Commercial Properties for Sale near Woolacombe

Commercial Properties for Sale Within 5 miles of the Woolacombe

More details for 13 Larkstone Ter, Ilfracombe - Hospitality for Sale

The Collingdale - 13 Larkstone Ter

Ilfracombe, EX34 9NU

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £575,000
  • 3,711 sq ft

Ilfracombe Hospitality for Sale

LOCATION<br/>Overlooking the harbour, pier and Hillsborough the property is well placed for passing trade, fronting the eastern approach road into the town and enjoying glorious sea views from the rear of the property.<br/>Nearby is The Thatch Public House, The Lime Kiln Cafe, the Watersports Centre plus the Larkstone Family Park & Gardens. The harbour is a short stroll away as are beaches and tourist facilities.<br/>Ilfracombe is a very popular resort on Devon's majestic North Coast with a population in the region of 11,000 which is boosted throughout the year with the influx of tourists. There are several beaches, tennis courts, a golf course and sports pitches. <br/>Barnstaple the region’s main commercial town is about 12 miles south inland and there are famous surf beaches at Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton nearby.<br/><br/>THE PROPERTY<br/>Built in 1869, this six story Victorian town house has been a small hotel/guest house since at least 1882 and the current owners have successfully run it for 21 years having refurbished it to a high standard throughout. Situated in an elevated position with panoramic views of the harbour and Hillsborough Nature Reserve. The main entrance is on Larkstone Terrace and has an entrance hall leading to a spacious guest lounge and separate bar. The floor below provides the breakfast room, office and kitchen facilities. The whole lower ground floor is utilised as a 2 bedroom owners suite, with lounge and bathroom. The three floors above the main entrance have three guest bedrooms per floor, of which six bedrooms have the stunning sea views and three overlook the entrance. The private suite has gas fired radiator heating and the remaining floors have electric heating. There is parking outside on the main road (there are approximately 40 on street parking spaces along Larkstone Terrace, Hillsborough Road directly at the front of The Collingdale) and the current owners rent 7 spaces in a private car park nearby (an arrangement that may be available to new owners’ subject to agreement).<br/><br/>THE BUSINESS<br/>A well-presented and respected guest house within the town with excellent reviews on TripAdvisor. This is a genuine retirement sale after 21 happy years in the same ownership. Opening from May to September and run by a husband and wife team the turnover is in the region of £85,000 per annum. This is a highly desirable business with sound profits and scope to increase further. The business is for sale fully furnished and equipped excluding personal items as a guest house but could equally be converted to flats (subject to planning permission) or used for multiple family occupation.<br/><br/>AGENTS NOTE <br/>Please note this property is in a conservation area. <br/><br/>LEGAL ADVICE <br/>We strongly recommend that a buyer takes independent legal advice and instructs solicitors to act on their behalf.<br/>Each party bears their own legal costs unless otherwise stated.<br/><br/>PLANNING <br/>It is the responsibility of the proposed buyer to satisfy for themselves independently that their intended use complies with existing planning permission by contacting the local council planning department. The cost of any change of planning use is the buyers responsibility.<br/><br/>SERVICES AND UTILITIES <br/>All mains connected. We encourage you to check before viewing a property the potential broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage. You can do so by visiting <br/>VAT<br/>We understand that our client has not opted to charge VAT. All interested parties should make their own enquiries of HMRC.<br/><br/>VIEWING<br/>Strictly by appointment through the selling agents.<br/><br/>RATEABLE VALUE <br/>£9,600 UBR. As of April 2026, the Uniform Business Rate (UBR) multipliers are 43.2p in the pound for properties with a Rateable Value below £51,000 and 48.0p for properties at £51,000 or above. The Rateable Value has been obtained from the Valuation Office Agency at the time these details were prepared. Prospective occupiers should verify the current Rateable Value and multiplier with the Valuation Office Agency or via the GOV.UK website. <br/>Small Business Rate Relief (up to 100%) may apply for properties with a Rateable Value below £12,000, subject to eligibility and local authority assessment.<br/><br/>COUNCIL TAX BAND <br/>A – North Devon District Council<br/>From our Webbers Offices in Ilfracombe High Street drive right along the High Street and take the right hand fork heading towards Combe Martin. At the next traffic lights drive straight through past The Scarlet Pimpernel Garage, proceed to the next traffic lights and directly after is Larkstone Terrace. The property can be found three quarters of the way along on the left hand side.

Contact:

Webbers

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

03/05/2026

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More details for 25 East St, Braunton - Retail for Sale

Agricultural Inn - 25 East St

Braunton, EX33 2EA

  • Retail for Sale
  • £545,000
  • 7,373 sq ft

Braunton Retail for Sale

We are instructed to invite offers in the order of £545,000 + VAT. The property is held freehold (Title Number DN459804). Description The property comprises the ground and first floors of a two storey semi-detached building with painted rendered elevations beneath gable and flat roofed extensions. Planning The site falls under the sui generis pub use class. It is not listed, but is located within the Braunton conservation area, and the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and lies outside any designated flood risk zones. Local information: Located in the large and well-regarded village of Braunton in North Devon, approximately 5 miles (8 km) west of Barnstaple and 6 miles (10 km) north of the coastal resort of Croyde, Braunton is a popular and well-served settlement on the edge of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village benefits from a strong mix of residential housing, independent retailers, schools and community facilities, together with a steady level of year-round visitor trade supported by its proximity to the North Devon coastline and surrounding countryside. The Agricultural Inn is situated within Braunton in a predominantly residential area, with convenient access to the village centre. The property lies a short distance from the main High Street, where a range of independent shops, cafés, public houses and essential amenities are located

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Bar

Date on Market:

14/04/2026

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More details for 20 St. James Pl, Ilfracombe - Retail for Sale

The Antidote Restaurant & Apartments - 20 St. James Pl

Ilfracombe, EX34 9BJ

  • Retail for Sale
  • £375,000
  • 475 sq ft
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More details for Down Ln, Georgeham - Hospitality for Sale

Pickwell Manor - Down Ln

Georgeham, EX33 1LA

  • Hospitality for Sale
  • £5,750,000
  • 16,000 sq ft

Georgeham Hospitality for Sale

The current house was partially rebuilt in 1906 in a Jacobean style after the previous building was substantially damaged by fire. The current owners acquired the property in 2008 and, following an extensive and comprehensive renovation of the entire property, initially operated it as an exclusive use wedding and events venue, combined with peak week holiday lettings. Since 2018 and the addition of treehouses, the focus has been exclusively on holiday accommodation. The property is the heart of the small rural settlement of Pickwell that is situated approximately 1 mile to the northwest of the village of Georgeham. A short distance to the west of Pickwell Manor, and within relatively easy walking distance, are the beaches of Putsborough Sands and Woolacombe Sands. Above the beaches, and close to the property, runs the Southwest Coast Path that heads north to Woolacombe and south to Baggy Point and Croyde Beach. This stunning location makes it a very popular leisure destination. The large village of Braunton is about 3 miles to the southeast of Georgeham and provides a broader range of amenities including a supermarket, along with various shops and restaurants. The regional town of Barnstaple is about 10 miles away and has an extensive level of facilities. The town has a railway station that is the terminus of the North Devon Line, also known as the Tarka Line, from Exeter. The A361 North Devon Link Road connects Barnstaple to the M5 motorway, which is approximately 40 miles to the southeast of the town. The A39, the Atlantic Highway, runs along the North Devon coast through Barnstaple and onwards in a southerly direction to Falmouth in Cornwall. These are major transport routes, particularly for the leisure trade seeking to enjoy the coastline of Devon and Cornwall. The main house is accessed via a private driveway that branches off Down Lane and enters the southeast corner of the site. This expansive property was rebuilt in 1906 with only parts of the original medieval building remaining. Given its historic nature, the property is Grade II listed with the main building of the former manor house being arranged over three floors. Its main elevations are constructed in stone/masonry, with parts of the property to the rear of the building having an external painted render finish. Throughout the property there are extensive period features that significantly embellish the attractiveness of the building. The main building now comprises 10 upscale holiday apartments of varying configurations as described below. In addition, there is a large four-bedroom manager's house. Situated within the wooded areas of Pickwell Manor's grounds there are three cosy luxury treehouses that are privately located. The main building is entered via the northern elevation from one of the property's parking areas. The entrance doors lead into a large hallway with a grand staircase that provides access to the upper floors. From the hallway the ground floor communal areas can be accessed, which comprise the Ballroom, a kitchen/lounge area, toilets and circulation space. This area can be utilised as a wedding ceremony and event space, with a temporary commercial kitchen being set up in the front car park for external caterers. This is the largest apartment in the complex comprising four bedrooms and able to sleep nine. It is accessed via its own private courtyard area. The kitchen was once the manor house's grand kitchen and retains the original decorative range. Two of the apartments are accessed via the manor house's hallway: Located at the top of the grand staircase, this is a light and spacious three bedroom apartment able to sleep seven. It has a large open plan kitchen, dining and living space for socialising. Located at the top of the grand staircase it comprises four bedrooms and is able to sleep 10. The lounge and front bedroom benefit from the property's south facing views. There is a feature fireplace in each room and historic character throughout. Five of the apartments are accessed via the West Wing entrance of the manor house: This is a comfortable three-bedroom apartment with a south facing outlook. It is a light and airy apartment able to sleep six and features a woodburner. This is a two bedroom apartment able to sleep six, with one bedroom having a king size bed and the other twin beds. It has a lounge/dining room, with a double sofa bed, and a well-equipped kitchen. Although it is a one bedroom apartment, it has been designed to sleep five, with a king bed and two children's beds in the bedroom and a single sofa-bed in the lounge. It has a generous kitchen and dining area that opens into the lounge. This is a one bedroom apartment that is able to sleep four, with a 'zip-link' bed in the bedroom and a double sofa-bed. It has a lounge and well-equipped kitchen. The entrance door to this apartment opens to a hallway that extends into a generous lounge. Although it is a one bedroom apartment, there is a partitioned bunk room within the lounge enabling the apartment to sleep four. The secret to this apartment is its roof terrace where there is a private decking area for outdoor dining and two outdoor baths. The Divine and Constance apartments can be linked to create a suite able to sleep eight. Two of the apartments are located by the manor house but have their own entrance: This is a 16th-century private chapel that has been considerately restored and converted into a one bedroom hideaway with kitchen/dining area. It sleeps two and has a wet room with shower. A particular feature is a secluded outside decked area with hot tub. Set up high and hidden in the woods to the east of the manor house. It has a king-sized bed and two full size bunk beds in a separate bedroom. The main living/sleeping area is open plan and benefits from a large wrap around private balcony. Below the treehouse there is a hidden spa that includes a hot tub and sauna. Although located in different parts of Pickwell Manor's grounds, these are identical treehouses that occupy elevated positions. They are designed to sleep two comfortably with the open plan living/sleeping accommodation opening to a balcony area. They also have their own hot tub. The Loft is west facing with views across to Baggy Point and the Atlantic Ocean. The Hideaway has views across the rolling countryside to the south of Pickwell Manor and beyond towards Hartland Point. A large function room on the ground floor of the manor house. It benefits from period features, including an oak floor and panelling, large mullion bay windows and fireplaces. The room has a capacity of 100 in a dining configuration and was formerly licenced for wedding ceremonies. This room is connected to the Ballroom and is a multi- functional reception room that has a kitchen, along with a comfortable seating area. It was previously used as the bar for wedding receptions. This outdoor area runs across the southern elevation of the manor house and benefits from stunning views across Baggy Point towards Hartland Point. It is a popular area with holiday guests for eating and drinking; it was previously used for hosting wedding drinks receptions. There are steps leading down to the Italian Garden and Rose Arbour. Located along the southern boundary of the property there is a communal BBQ area along with a surf/bike store, games room and laundry room. Adjacent to the bottom car parking area there are four garages that are used as storage and maintenance areas for the property's operations team. There is also a large storage shed set within a walled garden area and an office in the west wing part of the manor house. On the ground floor close to the owner's/manager's house there is a 'back of house' area comprising a corridor off which there is a range of storage and linen rooms. Located to the rear of the west wing of the manor house there is four-bedroom house that is currently occupied by Pickwell Manor's managers. The majority of the bedrooms are locate

Contact:

Graham & Sibbald

Property Subtype:

Bed and Breakfast

Date on Market:

01/07/2025

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More details for 111 High St, Ilfracombe - Retail for Sale

111 High St

Ilfracombe, EX34 9ET

  • Retail for Sale
  • £350,000
  • 1,435 sq ft
  • Security System

Ilfracombe Retail for Sale

LOCATION<br/>In a prime High Street trading location within the very heart of Ilfracombe, North Devon's main holiday resort.<br/><br/>The town is expanding with a new southern development of around 350 houses due soon. <br/><br/>In addition the resort has become a favourite with day trippers visiting to see 'Verity' the statue on the pier made by the well know artist Damien Hirst. <br/><br/>Ilfracombe has many beaches, a picturesque harbour, parks, municipal gardens and a Water Sports Centre at Larkstone Bay. <br/><br/>THE PROPERTY<br/>An exceptional example of Victorian architecture this Grade II listed family home boasts large rooms with high ceilings and plenty of natural light. <br/><br/>There is a 46 seater licenced restaurant (30 seats in the main restaurant and the option of an additional 16 seats in the function room, which is currently being utilised as a beauticians) and cloakrooms as well as commercial kitchen to the ground floor. <br/><br/>Across the upper floors is the 5 bedroom owner’s accommodation that would easily suit two families as there is a rear second floor pedestrian access to Tarry Lane. <br/><br/>The property has gas fired central heating and the business is for sale as a going concern. <br/><br/>THE BUSINESS<br/>Operating as a restaurant since 1995, this long established catering business is utilised now as a Chinese restaurant and takeaway. <br/><br/>There are 46 covers which includes the function room (now used as a beauticians but could easily convert back to catering use). <br/><br/>Details of trade and opening hours will be made available to genuine buyers after inspection.<br/><br/>SERVICES AND UTILITIES <br/>All mains connected. We encourage you to check before viewing a property the potential broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage. You can do so by visiting <br/>BUSINESS RATES <br/>£6,400 UBR. As of April 2026, the Uniform Business Rate (UBR) multipliers are 43.2p in the pound for properties with a Rateable Value below £51,000 and 48.0p for properties at £51,000 or above. <br/>The Rateable Value has been obtained from the Valuation Office Agency at the time these details were prepared. Prospective occupiers should verify the current Rateable Value and multiplier with the Valuation Office Agency or via the GOV.UK website. <br/>Small Business Rate Relief (up to 100%) may apply for properties with a Rateable Value below £12,000, subject to eligibility and local authority assessment.<br/><br/>VAT<br/>We understand that our client has not opted to charge VAT. All interested parties should make their own enquiries of HMRC.<br/><br/>LEGAL ADVICE <br/>We strongly recommend that a buyer takes independent legal advice and instructs solicitors to act on their behalf. Each party bears their own legal costs unless otherwise stated.<br/><br/>PLANNING <br/>It is the responsibility of the proposed buyer to satisfy for themselves independently that their intended use complies with existing planning permission by contacting the local council planning department. The cost of any change of planning use is the buyer’s responsibility.<br/>From Webbers Offices in Ilfracombe High Street cross over the road and head to the left along the the road, walking past the traffic lights. The premises are on the same side directly opposite the Post Office.

Contact:

Webbers

Date on Market:

28/03/2025

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FAQs About Commercial Property For Sale in Woolacombe

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How many commercial properties are currently available for sale in Woolacombe?
There are currently 0 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 Woolacombe?
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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Market Overview for Commercial Properties in Woolacombe

Key information for Commercial Properties investors in Woolacombe and comparable markets. This summary brings together pricing and building size data to provide a clear view of market conditions and potential investment opportunities.

City Avg Price Per Sq Ft Avg Size Available
Ilfracombe £169 2,809 sq ft
Braunton £56 7,373 sq ft
Barnstaple £98 18,681 sq ft
Bideford £341 689 sq ft
Lynton £111 5,099 sq ft

Rental Price Trends in Woolacombe

The price per square foot range for Commercial Properties in Woolacombe and nearby cities. These metrics help establish valuation benchmarks and highlight possible value opportunities in the market.

City Min £ Sq Ft Avg £ Sq Ft Max £ Sq Ft
Ilfracombe £46 £169 £596
Braunton £56 £56 £56
Barnstaple £65 £98 £143
Bideford £71 £341 £854
Lynton £111 £111 £111

Available Building Sizes

A summary of the current sizes of Commercial Property for sale in the Woolacombe area. Refine your search based on space requirements and investment level.

City Smallest Property Avg. Sq Ft Largest Property
Ilfracombe 475 sq ft 2,809 sq ft 5,222 sq ft
Braunton 7,373 sq ft 7,373 sq ft 7,373 sq ft
Barnstaple 793 sq ft 18,681 sq ft 66,244 sq ft
Bideford 232 sq ft 689 sq ft 1,592 sq ft
Lynton 5,099 sq ft 5,099 sq ft 5,099 sq ft

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