Terraced house for sale

Main Street, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire SA71

Substantial Grade II listed three storey premises in Pembroke town centre with a frontage to Main Street.
The ground floor commercial retail unit is currently occupied by a local charity on an informal basis paying a nominal rent while the second floor flat is occupied on an Occupational Contract.
The first floor self-contained flat is vacant and in need of redecoration and some refurbishment while the lower ground floor can potentially be brought back into meaningful use but would need refurbishment.
To the rear is a large garden area.
Commercial-Sale

Location

The historic West Wales town of Pembroke is located in south west Pembrokeshire close to the coast and well known holiday areas such as Tenby and Saundersfoot along with many nearby beaches . It is famous for its large Norman castle (birthplace of Henry VII) which is one of the main tourist attractions of the area.
Main Street is the town centre shopping street which has a range of shopping used by both the local population as well as the busy tourist trade which is at its peak in the summer months and around school holidays.
105 Main St is located just outside the main shopping area at the eastern end of the street.

Trenure

The premises are available freehold with the ground floor let to a local charity on an informal basis and who pay a nominal amount for their occupation.
The first floor flat is vacant and the second floor flat is let on an Occupational Contract at a monthly rent of £350

Rates/Council Tax

According to the website the rateable value of the ground floor shop premises is £4,900. At this level a trader should be able to claim relief from rates payable.
The flats are Council Tax Band A with the tenant of the second floor flat being responsible for payment of Council Tax.

Energy Pertformance Certificate (EPC)

The EPC rating for the shop is D(97), the first floor flat is C(74) and the second floor flat is D(55).

Property Listing

The property is classed as Grade II listed due to the internal staircase which is of special architectural interest. The building was also originally part of a mirriored pair with next door but has been wholly altered externally.