From a former hairdressing salon to a church – there are plenty of Isle of Wight commercial units you could take on.
Many are available through agents Scotcher and Co, and here are five that might pique your interest.
On Lake High Street, the Sparkle building is available to purchase or rent, with a guide price of £165,000.
The mid-terraced property was formerly a hair and beauty salon with living accommodation.
Described as “very well-appointed”, it overlooks the junction of Sandown Road and Newport Road, with a municipal car park nearby, alongside a range of local shops and traders.
The ground floor comprises the former salon, kitchen/diner, utility space, and bathroom.
There is a door to the rear yard and gardens, and two bedrooms on the first floor.
On Regent Street in Shanklin, a former Methodist church is available, with a guide price of £250,000.
Described as a “highly unusual opportunity”, the building was originally opened in June 1884 as a Wesleyan chapel.
Scotcher and Co understands its foundation stones were laid in 1773.
Its nearby neighbours include a variety of retailers, takeaways, restaurants and offices, including Poundland, Southern Cooperative and Peacocks.
On Newport High Street, the former ChocAlicious building is available to let at £12,950 per year plus VAT and service charge.
The refurbished commercial premises is situated toward the eastern section of Newport High Street and sits among various businesses.
It forms part of the ground floor of a Grade II Listed building.
Features include a modern DDA compliant water closet facility, a central partition and counter with cupboards under, and feature wall panelling.
On Sandown High Street, the Island Girl building is available to rent, for £8,000 per annum.
The modern commercial unit is available for lease and available with vacant possession upon completion.
The unit is described as “well-positioned” among independent traders and close to Sainsbury’s.
Scotcher and Co says it is a rare opportunity, and the building is suitable for a variety of occupiers.
On Wellington Road in Carisbrooke, the former Cody’s building is available, for £9,000 per annum.
A new lease is available for the commercial unit, which recently operated as a hair and beauty salon.
It is well located between Newport Town Centre and Carisbrooke village, within a residential estate.
The premises forms part of a single-storey terrace of business units.
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