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Property for saleTrinity Road, Ventnor PO38
4,209 sq. ft
Freehold
About this property
Popular seaside resort town
Site extends to 0.365 ha (0.90 acres)
Site offers potential for alternative uses (subject to the necessary consents)
Offers invited for the freehold interest with vacant possession on an unconditional and/or conditional on planning
Description
The property comprises a former primary school, which includes the main school building, two modular teaching blocks and a playground.
The school closed in 2010, and was subsequently let to a nursery school in 2013. The lease came to an end in September 2023, and the property has been left vacant since.
The site extends to approximately 0.365 ha (0.90 acres), with the buildings measuring to a total of approximately 391 sqm (4,209 sq ft) gia.
Location
The property is located in the seaside town of Ventnor, southeast coast of the Isle of Wight.
Ventnor’s unique blend of natural beauty, Victorian charm and artistic vibe makes it stand out among other towns on the Isle of Wight. Its milder climate and relaxed pace of life make it a popular destination for those seeking tranquillity, scenic views and a touch of culture.
Although the area doesn’t benefit from direct ferry services and or train connections, there are several links that connect it to the rest of the island and mainland.
The property is located on Trinity Road (A3055), which directly connects to the High Street, and other surrounding arterial routes.
The property comprises a former primary school, which includes the main school building, two modular teaching blocks and a playground.
The school closed in 2010, and was subsequently let to a nursery school in 2013. The lease came to an end in September 2023, and the property has been left vacant since.
The site extends to approximately 0.365 ha (0.90 acres), with the buildings measuring to a total of approximately 391 sqm (4,209 sq ft) gia.
Location
The property is located in the seaside town of Ventnor, southeast coast of the Isle of Wight.
Ventnor’s unique blend of natural beauty, Victorian charm and artistic vibe makes it stand out among other towns on the Isle of Wight. Its milder climate and relaxed pace of life make it a popular destination for those seeking tranquillity, scenic views and a touch of culture.
Although the area doesn’t benefit from direct ferry services and or train connections, there are several links that connect it to the rest of the island and mainland.
The property is located on Trinity Road (A3055), which directly connects to the High Street, and other surrounding arterial routes.
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