The four-storey, terraced, Grade II listed building is situated along Banbury’s High Street and is situated within the conservation area.  The ground floor comprises a bright Class E retailing unit, formerly occupied by a travel agency. The upper floors have been granted planning permission for conversion to 3 x 2-bedroom residential dwellings, accessible via Pepper Alley, which can be reached from either High Street and George Street. The premises are available freehold with offers over £300,000, subject to contract. For full details of the planning consent granted, visit Cherwell District Council’s planning portal using Planning Ref 23/01317/F and for the listed building consent, Planning Ref 23/01318/LB. We understand all mains services are connected to the premises, excluding gas. None of these services have however been tested by the agents.

Banbury is situated at Junction 11 of the London to Birmingham M40. The town has a population approaching 54,000 (2021 census) and a catchment of approximately 160,000. Banbury is an expanding town with considerable new housing and commercial developments taking place. The property is situated within the pedestrianised area of the town centre, close to Bridge Street and Banbury’s main Castle Quay Shopping Centre. Surrounding occupiers include names such as Michael Jones Jewellers, CeX and Lloyds Bank.