50 - 50a High Street, Trentham

A rare opportunity in the heart of Trentham's thriving High Street, this substantial Commercial 1-zoned holding brings together heritage character, established commercial use, and future flexibility within one of the region's most popular village destinations.

Originally built in the 1890s as a drapery building, the front heritage structure retains the presence and personality of its era, complemented by original floorboards and closed but unblocked chimneys that speak to its enduring history. More recently, the upper level has been used by the Freemasons, adding another layer to the building's local story.

The property comprises two buildings, with the original heritage building to the front and a 1960s addition to the rear. The ground floor is occupied by Trentham Bakery, incorporating both a commercial bakery and bakery café, ensuring strong Main Street activation in a high-profile village position.

Upstairs offers excellent additional space, comprising a kitchen, two large rooms, storage, and split systems. The building also includes separate men's and women's toilets, supporting its commercial functionality. Set on a large block, the rear component adds further practicality with a refrigerated storage area and separate storage space, broadening the property's appeal for food, hospitality, retail, or mixed commercial use.

Directly positioned in Trentham's Main Street, the property enjoys exposure within a tourist hotspot known for village shopping experiences, cafés, and regional appeal, presenting a landmark commercial freehold with history, income potential, and scope for future vision.