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Our Summary
- with an Estimated Rental Value (ERV) of £18,000 and potential for enhanced returns via residential conversion
- Flexible Layout – Upper floors with exposed beams and scope for residential adaptation; ground floor includes kitchen and WC facilities
- Mixed-Use Investment Opportunity – Ground floor let to a popular craft beer bar (BCM), with upper floors offering office space or residential conversion potential (STPP)
- The upper floors benefit exposed beam office accommodation that could be converted to residential (subject to planning) with a ground floor kitchen and toilet
- It is estimated that conversion of the upper floor to residential (subject to planning) could achieve somewhere between £750 - £850 pcm
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Description
64 Bridge Court, a charming Grade II listed building in the heart of Evesham, offers a unique blend of modern living and traditional market town character. The property, currently home to a popular craft-beer bar, features a stunning street frontage with classic sash windows and a slate roof, as well as exposed beam office accommodation on the upper floors. The ground floor is occupied by a tenant on a five-year lease, generating an annual rental income of £13,000, while the upper floors are currently vacant but have the potential to be converted to residential use (subject to planning).
With an estimated rental value of £750-£850 per month, this property presents a fantastic investment opportunity. The property is available freehold, subject to the existing tenancy, and benefits from a C EPC rating. With its convenient location and potential for residential conversion, 64 Bridge Court is an attractive proposition for investors and developers alike.