Trowbridge property to go on the market as firm winds down

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A prominent high street retail space is set to go up for rent as the current occupiers prepare to leave.

The site at 63 Fore Street in central Trowbridge is set to hit the market as current occupiers Chase Buchanan wind up their operations in town.

According to Trowbridge Chamber of Commerce, the site will become available after March 20.

Sharing news of the upcoming availability, a spokesperson for the Chamber said: “Large ground floor offices in Fore Street is available soon. There is one large double-fronted unit, with further rooms behind, and two large walled gardens. Further offices available above if required.”

The site at 63 Fore Street in central Trowbridge is set to hit the market as current occupiers Chase Buchanan wind up their operations in town. (Image: Trowbridge Chamber of Commerce)

Kez Garner, from the Chamber of Commerce, said: “This office will close in March and is in good condition with rare outside space. Also, one of the most prominent positions in town. Also, 63 Fore Street is thought to be the second oldest building in the town centre.

“The offices have two 15th-century brick and stone fireplaces, a well and the remains of a smokery. It was a butchers shop for over 200 years and estate agents offices since 1990.”

While 63 Fore Street gets set to enter the rental market, the neighbouring premises at 62 Fore Street remains for sale at £420,000 after NatWest closed its Trowbridge branch in October last year.

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