An old mill that is more than 100-years-old just outside of Warminster is up for sale.
According to a listing on Rightmove, Boreham Mill, on Bishopstrow Road to the south east of the town, is on the market for £850,000. The land is being marketed by Burston Cook.
The mill reportedly dates back to 1886, and consists of 7,810 sq ft spread across four storeys.
The building is currently being fully let as offices, according to Rightmove.
According to the listing, the old mill is currently fully let to Wessex College Limited rental income of £53,285 pa and potential to further increase rental income.
The listing adds that there is potential for future redevelopment of the site, subject to necessary consents.
The brochure attached to the listing: “The main building is set over 4 storeys with red brick elevations and a clay tile clad pitched roof.
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“On the western elevation of the building there is a single storey section which is of similar construction.
“On the eastern elevation there is a two-storey extension of steel frame construction, with a combination of exposed brick, profiled metal sheeting and concrete clad elevations.
“Internally the property provides office accommodation over ground, first, second and third floors.
“The building has been fitted out to provide office accommodation, with suspended ceilings, carpet covered floors and permitter trunking.
“A main stairwell provides access to each floor which also all have WCs and kitchenettes. Externally there is a large parking area for 22 vehicles and a garden area with river frontage.”
Letting agent Burston Cook has been contacted for more information.
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