A shop on a prominent street in a Wiltshire market town has been put up for sale.
The retail premises that used to be home to Vinyl Realm before their move across town have been put up for sale for £175,000.
The property is being marketed by Allen and Harris, and is listed as a “mixed-use town centre investment” made up of the vacant shop, a vacant studio flat and two let two-bedroom flats £19,200 a year.
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The Grade II listed building also comes with a cellar, attic space, a communal yard and parking.
There is further scope for modernisation, the agents say, and potential income of approximately £36,000 a year.
Until earlier this year, the shop was home to Vinyl Realm, who moved to High Street amid ongoing works on Northgate Street, opening their doors in March.
Northgate Street, which had shut to traffic following a devastating fire at a kebab house in November 2024, finally reopened in April of this year.
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