4 The Beach 2 507 pi² Vacant Bureau Immeuble Clevedon BS21 7QU 1 162 445 $ CAD (463,68 $ CAD/pi²)

Set along The Beach on Clevedon’s iconic seafront, this handsome Grade II listed building occupies a truly prime position, with far-reaching views towards the seafront and the famous Clevedon Pier from all forward-facing rooms. Steeped in character and offering an impressive footprint, the property presents an exceptional opportunity for a wide range of commercial uses.
Built in 1829 by George Somerton, the building went on to serve as a summer guest house for the Somerton family. Known as Waterloo House, it became part of local heritage when it was purchased in 1985 by the Victor Cox Museum Trust, before eventually passing into the care of the Clevedon Pier Heritage & Trust in more recent years. Its long-standing connection to the seafront and the pier forms an integral part of Clevedon’s historic landscape.
Currently arranged as a series of well-proportioned office suites across multiple floors, the interior provides excellent flexibility, with generous rooms, good natural light, and a practical layout that would suit a variety of business types. Importantly, the building also offers strong potential to be converted back to residential use, subject to obtaining the necessary consents—making it an appealing prospect for those seeking a unique coastal home or mixed-use opportunity. Additional ancillary areas, including a kitchenette, loft room and cellar, all further enhance the versatility of the space.
Externally, the property enjoys a charming lawned front garden, complete with a central path leading directly to the main entrance—an attractive approach that enhances the building’s kerb appeal. To the rear, a small courtyard offers useful private outdoor space.
With its prestigious seafront setting, rich history, elegant period façade, and wide-ranging scope for commercial or residential use, this rare coastal property represents an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a landmark position.