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More details for Avenue Rd, Freshwater - Retail for Sale

The Cabin - Avenue Rd

Freshwater, PO40 9UT

Retail for Sale
£77,500
385 sq ft

Freshwater Retail for Sale - Isle Of Wight

An unusual opportunity to purchase this freehold premises and business, with development potential to provide a single-bedroom flat above. Price guide - £77,500 Freehold + stock at valuation The premises: Semi-detached and currently provides for a single-storey unit measuring some 20’3 x 19’ overall, equating to about 385ft² (35.8m²), currently fitted for purpose with serving counter, display units and other fittings, and benefiting from a direct frontage and entry from Avenue Road. Lobby with adjoining single WC facility with wash hand basin. The business: “The Cabin” has operated in a similar format for many years, in the sale of newspapers, magazines, tobacco, confectionary, souvenirs and gifts, on a profitable basis, and is offered for sale fully equipped as a going concern. An inventory of fixtures, fittings and equipment will be provided on the occasion of a sale. Profit and loss accounts are available to bona fide applicants and/or their professional advisors, subject to signature of a confidentiality agreement. Planning: The premises benefit from a current planning consent, granted on 18th March 2024, for conversion of the first floor to a compact residential unit. LPA Reference No. 24/00114/FUL. A copy of the planning consent and associated plans are available either via the IW Planning Unit or via request to the agents. Interested applicants should make any further planning enquiries of the IW Planning Unit on 01983 823552.

Contact:

Scotcher & Co

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

29/09/2025

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More details for Avenue Road, Freshwater - Retail for Sale

Former Dental Practice - Avenue Road

Freshwater, PO40 9UT

Retail for Sale
£185,000
1,265 sq ft

Freshwater Retail for Sale - Isle Of Wight

Early interest is encouraged in this freehold commercial premises over ground and first floor, in a prominent trading location and suitable for a variety of occupiers. Price guide - £185,000 freehold. Situated overlooking the main thoroughfare through Freshwater, which in itself is the main West Wight town and enjoys within its boundaries a wide variety of facilities, including the West Wight Community Sports Centre with its heated pool, Brookside Medical Centre, Freshwater Library, a Sainsbury’s Local, a large Tesco Express, and a number of independent and national traders and hospitality establishments. The West Wight is noted for its fine beaches, country walks and scenery, and Freshwater as a result enjoys a good year-round local trade, supplemented considerably during the tourism season by visitors to the Island. The premises could suit a wide variety of occupiers, sitting amongst a mix of local traders, and the property is semi-detached and of traditional construction over two floors, with further details as briefly outlined overleaf. Ground Floor: Measuring some 32’5’’ wide internally x an overall depth of approximately 25’9’’, currently subdivided into an attractive former reception area and three former treatment rooms. Internal store cupboard and DDA-compliant WC facility. The treatment rooms in the most part retain certain internal fixtures and fittings from their previous use. A rear staircase leads up to the first floor. First Floor: Perhaps ideal for a form of living accommodation (subject to any necessary consents), currently to incorporate a potential sitting room of 12’6’’ x 7’3’’ with cupboard housing hot tank. A step up to an adjacent kitchenette of 11’ x 5’1’’, with cupboards, drawers, wall cupboards, worktops and a stainless steel sink unit. Main internal room of some 13’ deep x 12’3’’ max. with extensive under-eaves storage, communicating to a second loft room of some 14’ x 8’7’’ to eaves. Bathroom with panelled bath, pedestal wash basin and close-coupled WC. Small ‘under-eaves’ room of 8’6’’ x 5’ with fitted basin. Extensive under-eaves storage. The premises have for many years been used as a dental surgery, but could suit a wide variety of other commercial uses under the new Class E Planning provisions. The current configuration allows for access to the first floor from the back of the shop; however, we believe that it could be possible, subject to any necessary consents and regulations, to turn the staircase and utilise an existing potential side door to make the upper floors self-contained. We are advised that the premises retain pedestrian access through the former side doorway if required.

Contact:

Scotcher & Co

Property Subtype:

Shopfront

Date on Market:

17/08/2025

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Totland Pier

Totland Bay, PO39 0AS

Retail for Sale
£3,700,000
6,555 sq ft

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