DT1 Princes House, 11 High West Street, Dorchester

Princes House is currently undergoing redevelopment by our clients to provide 35 new apartments arranged over the upper floors with commercial space available on the ground floor and basement levels including a goods lift and loading bay access to Princes Street.

As part of the of works currently in hand, the ground floor is to undergo a programme of refurbishment. At present the ground floor comprises three commercial units although these can be reconfigured in order to suit occupier's requirements.

The extensive basement area provides very usable space having good clear headroom and can be let in conjunction with all or part of the ground floor or independently.

Accommodation

11 High West Street 1397 Sq.Ft (130 Sq.M)

44 Trinity Street 790 Sq.Ft (73 Sq.M)

42 Trinity Street 3,261 Sq,Ft (303 Sq.M)

Ground Floor Total NIA 5,448 Sq.Ft (506)

Basement Total NIA 6,646 Sq,Ft (617)

Dorchester is the county town of Dorset and is located approximately 30 miles west of Bournemouth, 8 miles north of Weymouth and 24 miles west of Poole. The A35 provides good road communications eastwards to the A31/M27 and westwards to Exeter. The town's mainline railway station, approximately 1 km from the property, provides services to London Waterloo and Bristol Temple Meads.

Dorchester has a population of 21,366 (2021 census) and the town has a vibrant centre with many national retailers trading alongside quality independent businesses. Recent years have seen significant development in Dorchester including the Dutchy of Cornwall's celebrated Poundbury development and also Brewery Square, a mixed-use development in the town centre on the site of the former Eldridge Pope brewery. This features a cinema and a range of hospitality and retail businesses.

Princes House occupies an excellent and prominent trading location in the heart of the town fronting High West Street at its junction with Trinity Street. The lower end of the property, formerly occupied by Argos, is also prominently situated fronting Trinity Street at its junction with Princes Street.