Chase Mill & The Gallery, Winchester Road, Bishops Waltham, Swanmore, SO32 1AH

Chase Mill is a predominantly Victorian Grade II listed water mill dating from the 1800s. It is a three storey building with twin waterwheels fed by a millpond. The property was converted to offices in the 1980s. The water mill was largely restored in the 1990s and is capable of milling, although is now unused. The offices are separated from the water mill by modern brick walls in the machinery and stone floor level and by a studding wall at grain floor level. The Gallery is a two-storey detached 1 bedroom house with parking. The property has the benefit of planning permission for conversion to 6 x flats, full description of permission ‘Change of use of 6 No. offices to 6 No. Residential C3 Flats, Provision for secure cycles, and bin store area, replacement of existing timber footbridge’. The Gallery is a two-storey detached 1 bedroom house with parking. Externally, there is an allocated parking area adjacent to the buildings plus a separate car park to the north for circa 20 cars. The separate car park has scope for redevelopment subject to planning.

Location

Twelve miles south-east of Winchester and 8 miles north of Fareham lies the medieval town of Bishop’s Waltham. The bishop of the title was Henry of Blois, brother of King Stephen, who founded Bishop’s Waltham Palace in the 12th century.

Accommodation

Floor Area: 3,797.00 sqft