Located in Barry town centre, 150 Holton Road consists of three storeys and combines retail, potential café space, office storage, and development potential. The ground floor is currently occupied by the Cerebral Palsy Cymru charity shop. According to the listing, this provides a consistent flow of visitors due to the central position and existing use.
The building has access from the town centre, with a communal entrance opening onto the first and second floors. On the ground floor, space is given over to a retail area at the front and a separate rear office. Separate gas and electric meters serve the building, alongside one water supply.
Described in the listing as having been “formerly a café”, the first floor includes several reception rooms, which could be tailored for a range of business uses or returned to café use. Reception Room 1 contains a bay window overlooking the front, wood-effect flooring, a period fireplace with a marble hearth, and space for multiple seating arrangements. An adjacent reception room, with two double-glazed windows, features a fire escape door that leads to the outside and could serve varied functions. A third room on this level, previously a kitchen, has non-slip vinyl flooring and an additional double-glazed window.
Planning consent has been granted for conversion of the first and second floors into a four-bedroom apartment. The listing states that this permission “not only enhances the property’s potential for generating rental income but also allows for a seamless blend of residential and commercial use”.
The top floor consists of three reception rooms, one of which was once a bathroom and contains a pedestal washbasin, laminate flooring, boiler storage and a window. There is also a separate W.C. with two toilets, a basin and an extractor fan.
At the back, steps descend to a paved yard with lane access, bin storage, and a roller shutter door. Access between ground floor and upper premises is via steps and an internal door.
The building’s energy rating is C. The property is listed as freehold, but prospective buyers are advised to check details with a solicitor as part of the conveyancing process. Council tax banding is yet to be confirmed.
