7 Walsingham Place, Truro
Written by Theresa Tyack Tuesday, 01 November 2011 08:49
The warehouse building at 7 Walsingham Place, Truro has come to the market for the first time in 50 years and has had a varied and interesting past. Pre-dating the rest of the Walsingham Place, over the last hundred years the building has been used as a dance school, boxing gym, meeting rooms for Truro's Labour Club and a coffin store.
Its location off Victoria Square is just yards from one of the city's main car parks. The warehouse's new owner has recently carried out substantial building works and has put the property back on the market at a leasehold figure of £27,500 per annum.
Rob Redgrave, Head of our Commercial Department says "these premises are absolutely unique in that it is a character building in such a central location. The building's warehouse feel and open-plan interior also makes it very versatile. The space would ideally lend itself to an exclusive wine bar, art gallery or restaurant".
For more information contact Rob Redgrave on 01872 247013 
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8 & 8a High Cross Street, St Austell
We have now been instructed to offer the adjacent double premises at No.8 and No.8A High Cross Street in the centre of St Austell, at lower asking rents to stimulate occupier interest at a reduced rental. The units, which formerly traded as a butcher's shop and a financial services office, are currently split into two premises, but with the Consent of the landlord, they could become one integral unit. Unit 8 provides a net internal area of 35.7 sq m (384 sq ft), whilst 8A provides a larger area of 46.3 sq m (499 sq ft) with both units providing a small sink area and wc facilities.
Miller Commercial, Mansion House
Princes Street, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 2RF