Ludlow's historic town centre is continuing to draw interest from independent brands, with five properties currently on the market from Halls Commercial.
The properties, based in south Shropshire, are being marketed by Halls Commercial in Shrewsbury and include well-known town centre locations such as Broad Street, King Street, and Corve Street.
Simon Cullup-Smith, from Halls Commercial, said: "We’ve seen a very encouraging level of activity in Ludlow over the past 12 months, completing eight sales and lettings, which underlines the strength and resilience of the town’s commercial market.
"Demand has remained steady from independent retailers and hospitality operators who recognise the unique appeal Ludlow offers."
Among the properties currently available is 1-2 Broad Street, a 15th-century Grade II listed building which has been home to Bodenhams retail department store since 1860, priced at £900,000.
Also on the market is 5-6 Broad Street, formerly De Greys of Ludlow, a three-storey property with a basement and commercial kitchen.
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Another opportunity is 6 King Street, a mixed-use building with Crew Clothing Company as the ground floor tenant and potential for residential conversion on the upper floors.
A smaller unit at 1 Tower Street, offering 343 square feet of space, is also available.
Additionally, the leasehold for Purple Panda, a ground-floor shop at 146 Corve Street, is on the market at around £45,000 as the business owner retires.
Halls Commercial describes Ludlow as a resilient retail centre with strong demand from independent businesses.
The company can be contacted on 01743 45070.
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