The subject property is located within Clydach, Swansea, Wales. Calfaria Chapel is situated along the main thoroughfare through Clydach, fronting High Street within the popular village of Clydach, approximately 6 miles northeast of Swansea city centre. 

The immediate area is accessible via the main B4603 (which fronts the subject premises), B4291 and the A4067 carriageway, while the M4 Motorway (J45) is approximately 1.5 miles to the south. The surrounding area is made up of a mix of residential dwellings and commercial properties further along the High Street, the main retail area in Clydach.

DESCRIPTION

The property is a former, purpose-built chapel building & attached rear vestry building which is Grade II listed. Calfaria Chapel was built in 1868 with an entrance in the gable end and the vestry and side extension added at a later date. 

The accommodation comprises an entrance vestibule, main congregational hall with fitted pews and a gallery seating area. To the rear of the main hall there is an organ which protrudes into the vestry building. The building benefits from radiators throughout served by a gas boiler. 

The vestry accommodation comprises an open plan hall area with access to the kitchen, office, WC and access to both sides of the building. The building is heated from the main boiler which serves radiators throughout the vestry. 

TENURE​

Freehold is available for sale.

The property is also available immediately on a new FRI lease, terms to be negotiated.​

VAT​

All figures are exclusive of VAT, where applicable.​

​QUOTING RENT

£6,000 per annum exclusive

ASKING PRICE

We have been instructed to seek offers in the region of £65,000

BUSINESS RATES

Interested parties are asked to verify this information by contacting the local authority.

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE

The property is currently exempt from EPC requirements

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DESCRIPTION
The ground floor accommodation comprises a large retail area to the front with a new glass box extension and potential kitchen, WC and further ancillary storage located to the rear.
Further ancillary storage accommodation is provided via the basement.
The premises provides opportunity for a new café/coffee shop or restaurant with the potential for an outdoor seating area to the front and rear of the premises. Other uses including retail will be considered.

TENURE
The premises is available on new full repairing & insuring lease terms to be agreed

RENT
£30,000 per annum exclusive.

VAT
Please note the premises is VAT elected. Therefore, VAT will be payable in addition.

PLANNING PERMISSION
The property benefits from A3 use under the Town & County Planning Act 1990.

BUSINESS RATES
Our inspection of the rating list shows the following assessment for the subject property.
Rateable Value: £14,250 (2023/24)
All businesses in Wales will benefit from the new rates support which includes freezing the non domestic rates multiplier (currently 0.53 which is times rateable values) for 2023/24. Eligible ratepayers will
receive 75% non domestic rates relief for 2023/24, a rise from the 50%relief provided in 2022/23

Please note the premises has recently undergone refurbishment and may require a business rates revaluation. Please contact the VOA for any enquiries.

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Located on the Strand, Swansea the property benefits from a prominent position with good visible from Quay Parade.  The Strand is a short walk from the City Centre, the popular nightlife destination of Wind Street, the SA1 Waterfront development and Swansea Marina.

Swansea is the second largest city in Wales and is approximately 46 miles east of Cardiff. The City’s Train station is approximately 0.5 miles to the north of the property with Swansea Bus Station the same distance to the east.

DESCRIPTION

The property comprises a substantial Grade II listed stone building offering 10,234 sq.ft of space spread over six floors (including basement).

The building is currently unused and is in a state is disrepair.

PLANNING

Pre-application planning has previously been submitted on the property (Nov 2021) to convert to a mixed use development, include Members club at basement, shop and cafe at ground floor, retail and office at first floor and 6 no. short term let apartments at second, third and fourth floors.

Further information is available on the planning portal under reference – 2021/3012/PRE

ACCOMMODATION

VAT

All figures are exclusive of VAT, where applicable.

TENURE

Our client’s freehold interest is available at an asking price of £700,000

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING

Following agreement of the Heads of Terms, the proposed Tenant or Purchaser shall be required to supply all information and documentation necessary to comply with applicable Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations.

EPC RATING

An EPC has been commissioned and will be available upon request,

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The subject property is located on Clydach Road within the town of Tonypandy and is surrounded by mainly traditional terraced dwellings, some places of worship and a small number of commercial premises.

Tonypandy is a town within the county of Rhondda Cynon Taf, approximately 23 miles north west of Wales capital city of Cardiff and approximately 35 miles east of Swansea..

DESCRIPTION

The subject property comprises a purpose-built former chapel. The property is constructed of solid stone walls with facing stonework to the front and rendered to all other elevations, with a timber pitched roof clad with slate. The building has uPVC windows and rainwater goods.

Accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall with WC facilities, the main congregation room and a small kitchen. The property is heated by a mains gas boiler serving several radiators.

The property has limited external space save for a narrow walkway around the majority of the building. There is a large retaining wall to both the side and rear of the property. 

The building is not listed.

TENURE​

The property is available immediately on a new FRI lease, terms to be negotiated.​

VAT​

All figures are exclusive of VAT, where applicable.​​

QUOTING RENT

£5,000 per annum exclusive

BUSINESS RATES

Interested parties are asked to verify this information by contacting the local authority.

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE

The property is currently exempt from EPC requirements.

CONTACT

For further information and to arrange a viewing please contact

Glanmor Chartered Surveyors.

Tel: 01792 439105

Email: info@glanmorproperty.co.uk

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The subject property is located within Pyle, Bridgend, Wales. Pyle is a large village which is served by the A48 road and lies less than one mile from Junction 37 of the M4 motorway. The nearest town is the seaside resort of Porthcawl. To the northeast of Pyle, is the adjoining settlement of Kenfig Hill.

Pisgah Chapel fronts onto Pisgah Street which is the link road between Pyle and Kenfig Hill. Kenfig Hill RFC is situated to the north of the chapel and there are some commercial properties to the west.

DESCRIPTION

The property is a former, purpose-built freehold chapel building & attached vestry building which is not listed. The chapel construction comprises solid stone walls with facing stonework to the front elevation. The remaining elevations are rendered. There is a timber pitched roof clad with slates with mainly uPVC gutters and downpipes. The accommodation comprises an entrance vestibule, main congregational hall with a gallery seating area. To the rear of the main hall there are three school rooms and WC facilities. The building benefits from pipe heating throughout the building served by a gas boiler and all other main utilities.

The hall construction comprises solid stone walls which are rendered with facing stone quoins, under a timber pitched roof clad with slates. There are uPVC rainwater goods with timber fascias and soffits. There are uPVC double glazed windows throughout the hall building. Raised timber floor within the main hall area. The accommodation comprises entrance lobby within the link building, main hall with large moveable timber wall to separate the kitchen area. There is a small storage cupboard and WC facilities. There is an extensive graveyard to the front and side of the vestry building which is generally in good condition.

TENURE​

The property is available freehold with vacant possession.

VAT​

All figures are exclusive of VAT, where applicable.​

​

QUOTING RENT

The property is available immediately on a new FRI lease, terms to be negotiated at £8,500 per annum exclusive.

ASKING PRICE

We have been instructed to seek offers in the region of £95,000

BUSINESS RATES

Interested parties are asked to verify this information by contacting the local authority.

ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE

The property is currently exempt from EPC requirements.

FREEHOLD SALE OF PISGAH CHAPEL, PYLE – PURCHASERS COVENANTS

Further information available at our offices.

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Penderyn Swansea (SA1 2JT) is located in the historic Hafod Morfa Copperworks site, opposite the Swansea.com Stadium. This historic building sits alongside the River Tawe and is located just off Morfa Road and the A4217 in the Landore area, around 1.5 miles north of the city centre.

Morfa Retail Park is nearby which brings together a mix of major retailers including Morrisons, B&Q Warehouse, Currys and Argos among others, along with popular eateries like KFC, Nando’s, Harvester, Costa and Greggs. The subject property is served by several local bus routes as well as being within easy reach of Swansea High Street station. The Penderyn visitor centre is accessed through Landore Park & Ride Carpark and benefits from free car parking to all visitors.

DESCRIPTION

Historic grade II listed powerhouse building which has been completely refurbished. Penderyn Swansea is now a distillery, visitor centre, and shop located in the historic Hafod Copperworks in Swansea, Wales, where visitors can learn about and taste award-winning Penderyn Welsh Whiskies. The centre offers interactive masterclasses, a tasting bar, a gift shop, and exhibits on the history of the copperworks and the whisky-making process. 

The subject unit is located on the second floor of the building and is accessed through the visitor centre and tasting bar. There is a main potential café area and an adjoining storage area. The unit benefits from lift access and potential external seating area to the rear. The unit is finished to shell condition and a tenant incentive is negotiable to assist with tenant fit-out.

This opportunity is offered to let the available unit and to work in conjunction with Penderyn to provide a café offering to the visitors and extended customers. Opening hours will be aligned with the main building.

SWANSEA SKYLINE PROJECT – A company called Skyline Enterprises has planning permission to build a gondola lift from the Landore park and ride site across the River Tawe up the hill to a sky swing attached to three towers, a zipline sending riders out on a 1km loop, and luge tracks.

TENURE

The property is available on a new Internal Repairing & Insuring lease terms to be agreed. 

RENT

A quoting rent of £10,000 per annum, exclusive of rates, utilities and service charge. 

SERVICE CHARGE 

A service charge will be levied to cover the maintenance and upkeep of the common areas of the building.

VAT

All figures are exclusive of VAT, where applicable.

BUSINESS RATES

TBC

EPC RATING

An EPC has been commissioned and will be available shortly.

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Gwaun Cae Gurwen is a village in Neath Port Talbot, South West Wales, located on the edge of the Black Mountain within easy reach of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It sits approximately 5 miles north-east of Ammanford, 12 miles north of Neath, and around 15 miles north of Swansea

DESCRIPTION

The unit comprises a retail/seating area with direct access from the adjoining CK store, benefiting from consistent footfall and customer visibility. To the rear, a corridor leads to a customer WC, a small prep/storage room, and a kitchen area fitted with an extraction system.

Previously operated as a café, the unit is well-suited to food and beverage use but could also accommodate a range of alternative uses such as beauty, retail, or office (subject to planning). Its layout offers flexibility for a variety of operators looking for a ready-to-occupy space within a busy supermarket location.

The unit also benefits from on site parking for staff and customers.

TENURE

Available on new Internal Repairing & Insuring leases, terms to be agreed. 

RENT

£5,000 inclusive of utilities and service charge

VAT

All figures are exclusive of VAT, where applicable.

BUSINESS RATES

We understand that the property will benefit from 100% Business Rates Relief.

EPC RATING

An EPC has been commissioned and will be available shortly

PLANNING PERMISSION

We have been advised the units will have A3 use, however other uses would be considered subject to planning.

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The property benefits from a prime location in the heart of the city centre.
The building is located in the heart of Swansea city centre, situated on the corner of Princess Way and St Mary’s Street/Wind Street in a prominent city-centre location. The retail units will benefit from 750 office workers in both Princess Quarter and Princess House, with further office space to be developed nearby

Offering a prominent shop-front position, the units are ideal for popular local establishments as well as
brand name national retailers & restaurants.
Having recently undergone extensive redevelopment, the buildings elevation is sleek and contemporary.
Featuring full height, full width glazing offering prominent shopfront appeal across the bustling Princess Way and St Marys Street.
The unit will suit a range of uses, subject to obtaining the required planning consents.

Planning
The Units benefit from A1, A2 and A3 planning consent.

Quoting Rent
£17.50 Per Sq ft, per annum exclusive

SPECIFICATION
The Unit will be handed over in a developer’s shell specification with capped services and glazed shop fronts.

EPC
A rated energy performance.

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The town’s bus station, neighbouring the subject property provides regular local services to the wider
Carmarthenshire towns and villages including Swansea, Carmarthen, Pembrey, Burry Port and Kidwell, as well as Bristol and London. National Express services further afield including Cardiff,

The St Elli Centre is the dominant shopping provision within Llanelli and is the only indoor centre west of Swansea. Other national retailers present in the town include Poundland, Peacocks and Greggs.

The total Centre extends to approximately 160,000 sq ft (including the foodstore) and is anchored by
the 72,460 sq ft subject property with a further 24 retail units situated within the covered mall
under a distinctive glass roof creating a light and airy shopping environment for customers.

Benefitting from a footfall of 7 million per annum, the Centre links directly with the popular and busy
Council operated indoor market and two further pedestrianised entrances onto Stepney Street and
the town’s bus station, located adjacent.

In total the centre benefits from 980 car parking spaces, of which 530 spaces are contained within a multi-storey car park above the adjoining indoor market.

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254-260 Oxford Street is located at the corner of Oxford Street and Union Street with ground floor retail units fronting onto Oxford Street, a prime retail spot in the heart of Swansea City Centre. Nearby occupiers include Greggs, Swansea Market, LUSH, CEX, Costa Coffee and Barclays Bank.
The property is within close proximity to the junction with Union Street that leads to the Quadrant Shopping Centre and Kingsway Regeneration Scheme. Nearby developments within the City Centre include the construction of new high quality office space both at 71/42 The Kingsway and Princess Quarter, the new City Community Hub and the recently completed 3,500 seat Swansea Arena.

The subject premises are currently undergoing refurbishment (due to be completed in November 2025) to include new shop frontages to the ground floor retail units.
Internally the units will be finished to a shell condition ready for tenant fit out. Each unit comprises an open plan ground floor sales area with prominent shopfront accessed directly from Oxford Street and rear access from Park Street. Retail units 3 & 4 also enjoy large basement accommodation.
We understand that the units benefit from A1 use. Other uses to include A3 will be considered subject to the tenant obtaining all necessary planning consents as required.

Business Rates
The unit will be rerated following landlord works. Interested parties are asked to verify rates payable by contacting the local authority.

Rent
Price on application

VAT
All figures are exclusive of VAT where applicable

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