A former bank in its final stages of refurbishment is being offered for rent as a prime town centre commercial premises.
The ground floor unit, previously home to Barclays Bank, is part of a full redevelopment scheme and will be completed in November 2026, ready for tenant fit out.
The property is in Market Square, Fishguard and is being renovated by the Blakiston family, the same people who have turned around both the Royal Oak and the Farmers Arms, both also on the square.
The unit has been designed to accommodate a variety of commercial occupiers, including retail and professional services, subject to planning permission.
The estate agent said the project ‘carefully balances the building’s historic character with modern commercial specification’.
The original structural columns are still in place, and a new heritage-style timber shopfront has been added.
The open-plan layout has concrete floors, new phase 3 electric, a staff kitchen, and WC facilities.
It also features disabled access and WC facilities, as well as rear servicing access.
The unit, measuring 2,120 sq ft, will be available on a new lease upon completion of the refurbishment at a quoting rent of £18,000 per annum.
The agent said: “Incentive packages can be made available to occupiers, upon formal expression of interest.”
The unit will be provided to a ‘shell’ specification, ready for tenant fit-out.
It is advertised through BP2 which specialises in commercial property and development land. For more information, visit https://www.bp2property.com/properties/Bank-House-SA65-9HA/380374