Specialist business property adviser, Christie & Co, has been instructed to market a vacant freehold redevelopment opportunity in Pembroke Dock, offering potential for owner-occupiers, investors and developers.
The property for sale is a three-storey former Lloyds Bank building, extending approximately 3,403 square feet, and comprising a former banking hall, offices, and staff facilities. The building is presented in good condition and offers flexibility for a range of commercial or alternative uses, with potential for residential conversion of the upper floors, subject to planning permission.
The property occupies a prominent position on busy Dimond Street in the centre of Pembroke Dock, South West Wales, surrounded by a range of businesses including pubs, cafés, restaurants, and accommodation providers, helping to bring high levels of footfall. The location also benefits from excellent transport links, with Pembroke Dock railway station nearby, providing connections to Carmarthen and the wider South Wales region.
Jamie Williams, Associate Director at Christie & Co, who is handling the sale, comments,
“This is a great opportunity to acquire a substantial freehold property in the town centre of Pembroke Dock. Available with vacant possession, purchasers have the flexibility to occupy, refurbish, repurpose or redevelop the building to suit their needs. Subject to planning, the property has potential for residential conversion, mixed-use redevelopment or alternative commercial uses.”
The reason for sale is that the owner is hoping to retire and is looking at relocating. Offers are invited for the entire freehold property.
