Honey Street, Bodmin

1 Honey Street represents a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial mixed-use property in one of Bodmin town centre’s most distinctive pedestrianised streets. Arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 156 sq m / 1,677 sq ft in total, the building combines prominent ground-floor retail premises with a spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom maisonette above. Both elements are held on the same title and are being offered together.
The ground floor has for many years been home to the business, a familiar independent name within Bodmin. The business has developed a strong local reputation for jewellery sales, bespoke work and jewellery and watch repairs, with customer accounts referring to using the shop over many years. Its long association with Honey Street has made this double fronted property with an unusual façade adding to the charm of this corner of the town centre. The sale relates to the property itself and Jai The Jeweller is not being sold as a going concern.
The commercial accommodation provides approximately 63 sq m / 682 sq ft and has a broad glazed frontage onto Honey Street. Internally there is a generous main retail area together with further accommodation to the rear, including an additional reception/work room, hallway and WC. The present layout reflects its current retail use whilst providing a flexible amount of space for a future occupier.
Above the shop is a surprisingly spacious maisonette arranged across the first and second floors. The first floor is centred around a landing giving access to a kitchen/dining room, a particularly good-sized lounge, second double bedroom and bathroom. The lounge enjoys plenty of natural light from its tall windows, together with a fireplace and views across the historic town-centre streetscape towards the clock tower and Mount Folly.
The kitchen/dining room is fitted with a range of timber-fronted units with work surfaces and integrated cooking appliances, with enough room for a dining table.
Bedroom two is a generous double room with built-in storage, while the uppermost floor is given over principally to the main bedroom. This is perhaps the most characterful part of the residential accommodation, with its vaulted ceiling, exposed roof timbers and rooflights creating a room that feels quite removed from the town centre below. An en suite shower room completes the second floor.

Agent’s note: Business rates as of April 2026 are £9,100, meaning that qualifying businesses will have no rates payable.

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PLANNING
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