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#CityFocus – Portsmouth

This week’s City Focus is the dynamic and vibrant waterfront city of Portsmouth. The city is an attractive place for businesses with support from the University of Portsmouth’s Business Enterprise Centre and a number of initiatives to support businesses from the council. Take a look at four properties listed on site which includes unique redevelopment projects and industrial premises for your business:


The Royal Marines Museum is a unique property and considered the “most architecturally distinguished officer’s barracks in England”. Subject to planning permission, this historic building is located on Eastney Esplanade on the seafront and has potential for a wide range of uses including redevelopment for residential conversion, hotel or as a conference centre.

Price: POA

This residential development opportunity is 0.345 acres and has planning permission for six semi-detached houses and a detached coach house. Located in the popular residential area of Drayton, it has excellent transport links, close to the junction of A27with Cosham rail station which is located just one mile to the west. Close to the junction of A27/12030.

Price: £675,000

A former police station, this four storey building is currently configured for office space and cells and would need a comprehensive refurbishment to convert it to alternative use such as offices or as a residential opportunity. Ideally situated close to the M275 at the entrance to Portsmouth, it provides excellent links to nearby cities as well as located close to the ferry port.

Price: POA
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Ideal for business owners looking for a large industrial unit, these four interconnecting units provide ground floor space of 9,133 sq ft. The current owners have constructed 5,732 sq ft of mezzanine space which is currently used as office and storage space. Situated on an established industrial location, the property includes loading area and parking space in front of each unit and has easy access to the M27 and A27

Price: £850,000