Properties to let
Business grows where investment is made.
We pride ourselves on helping the Colne Valley’s economy to thrive, by providing high quality commercial premises to our 21 tenants.
The Marsden high street is particularly important to us, and we have helped to transform it from a village with boarded up, disused buildings, into a thriving community.
21 Properties
Encouraging Community
We own and lease two dozen commercial properties across the Colne Valley.
We truly believe that when we invest in building quality commercial property, it improves the community that we live in and love.
It encourages small businesses to operate in the area, which boosts tourism, the economy, and the overall ‘feel’ of a place.
Our Lettings
Commercial
Available From 01/04/2024
per month
Commercial
Available From 01/02/2024
per month
Commercial
Available From 07/01/2024
per month
Swan House, the former Swan Pub in Marsden, sits at the bottom of Peel Street in the heart of the community. Prior to being bought by Byram Property Group, it had been empty and left boarded up for 12 months. It had become an eyesore. We renovated it into six shop units and three holiday lets. Now, it is a thriving hub of business and sits proudly, hugely improving the look of the village.
Sass Wellbeing Studio & Coffee Shop was a former workshop. The owner was nearing retirement and approached us to purchase the building. We bought it, got a tenant in from the early stages and purpose-built it for their needs. It is now a successful yoga studio and coffee shop, attracting people from 10+ miles into the village centre.
Station House was a former fire station, which had closed years prior to being bought by Byram Property Group in 2017. It had become an eyesore. We bought it and turned it into a build-to-rent scheme, offering affordable, accessible rental opportunities to local people aged 55+.
Empire House was Slaithwaite’s Old Town Hall. For 30 years, the building had been offices. Recognising the demand for local collaborative spaces, and following the pandemic, the need for somewhere to escape the working-from-home model, Empire House was born. Now, it is a part-time home to almost 75 freelancers, business owners and directors, who benefit from its social and networking elements.
Empire House
Since 1997
Transforming disused buildings into commercial property
Encouraging investment into the area
Creating stronger communities
From Our Family, To Yours
