07-07-2025
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Grade II-listed building in Monmouth town centre for sale
Located on Agincourt Street, the building has been used for commercial purposes and is being marketed with a guide price of £500,000.
According to the listing, the property offers "an excellent opportunity for continued commercial use or potential for conversion to residential accommodation subject to planning."
(Image: David James via Rightmove)
The three-storey building features roughcast render external elevations, a Welsh slate roof, sash windows, and a wrought iron balcony on the first floor.
Internally, the property retains a number of period features.
The first floor has undergone renovations in recent years, which the listing describes as providing "modern, high quality office space".
(Image: David James via Rightmove)
Ground floor accommodation is self-contained and includes two access points, one at the front and another at the side.
This level is subdivided into five main rooms, including a large reception room at the front.
Ancillary spaces such as a kitchen and toilets are also found on the ground floor.
First floor space is accessed by a separate staircase at the side of the building.
This area is currently used as serviced office space and contains five individual offices as well as a communal kitchen.
Shared toilet facilities are also provided on this floor.
The second floor is currently unconverted and is used for storage.
It is accessed by an internal staircase from the first floor.
The listing states that this area contains "an abundance of character and retention of period features including exposed beams" and may be suitable for conversion to additional commercial or residential space, subject to planning permission.
Outside, the property benefits from a walled garden and private parking area.
Vehicular access to the parking area is via the adjacent Glendower Street Car Park.
(Image: David James via Rightmove)
The garden includes a mix of lawn and mature borders.
The front of the property is bordered by wrought iron railings and mature planting, and offers immediate pedestrian access to the town centre.
The building is described in the listing as extending to approximately 3,500 square feet of accommodation in total.
It is offered for sale on a freehold basis, with vacant possession available on completion.
Situated just yards from Monnow Street, the property is in a central location within Monmouth.
The listing notes that the town is well connected by road, offering access to the Midlands, South Wales, and the West Country.
A range of local and national retailers, as well as restaurants and pubs, are located nearby.
Local schools, including Haberdashers Schools and Monmouth Comprehensive, are within walking distance.
Mains water, electricity, and drainage are connected to the property.
The listing notes that the property is being sold with any rights, easements, or incidents of tenure which may affect it.
Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries regarding planning matters with the local authority.
Viewings are by appointment only.
The guide price does not include VAT, which may be chargeable.
