Landmark Building, Dalkeith Place, Kettering, Northants, NN16 0BS

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The property comprises of a red brick, mainly two storey building with a separate cellar bar, and also a small office area at second floor level within the eaves of the roof.

The ground floor is currently laid out as a bar/nightclub as is the upper floor – each having separate accesses.

The property has separate street level access points fronting Horsemarket, Dalkeith Place and a new entrance to the gable end of the property. Access to the cellar bar is available from the interior of the premises and from a separate external access adjacent to the walkway on Dalkeith Place.

Beaumond Cross, Newark, Nottinghamshire NG24 1XG

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A parade of retail units forming part of the Beaumond Cross Retail Scheme. This unit is capable of accommodating a mezzanine to further increase the floor space.

The unit is finished off to a shell specification internally, ready to take a tenant shopfit, whilst externally the shopfront has been installed by the Landlord.

Full details on the unit’s specification is available on request. This specification also contains information on the service capacity for the unit.

EPC Rating: C56

LOCATION

The unit is situated adjacent to the town’s Asda Superstore and bus station, in a prominent central location on the corner of Lombard Street and Portland Street.

The town’s established prime retail pitch is located a short walk to the north and nearby retailers within the St Mark’s retail scheme directly opposite the site include New Look, Wilkos, Costa and Clarks Shoes.

In addition to the new Travelodge Hotel and Asda Superstore, other tenants within the scheme include Subway, Lloyds Pharmacy, Barnardo’s and Your Home, and the main town centre doctors’ surgery – The Lombard Medical Centre.

Newark is an expanding prosperous market town with a population of circa 35,000 and a large and affluent catchment within 20kms of 160,000. The town is strategically located at the junction of the A1, A46 and A17 and has excellent direct rail links into Kings Cross – travel time 1 hour 20 minutes. The town enjoys above average retail space from within its catchment. (Source CACi Report 2013).

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING

We understand that the property has consent for uses falling within Class E (Commercial, Business & Services Uses) of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended).

Following changes to the Use Classes Order that came into effect on 1st September 2020, Class E now encompasses a number of uses including A1 (Shops), A2 (Professional & Financial Services), A3 (Restaurant & CafŽ), B1 (Business) and D1 (Clinics, Health Centre, Creche and Day Nurseries).

TENURE

The property is available on a new lease for a term to be agreed.

The lease will be drawn on the equivalent of Full Repairing and Insuring terms by way of a service charge for external maintenance and the upkeep of the common areas within the development.

RENT

The unit is available To Let on the below stepped rental terms.

Year 1 – £35,000
Year 2 – £35,000
Year 3 – £40,000
Year 4 – £45,000
Year 5 – £50,000

VAT

VAT will be payable in addition to the rent at the prevailing rate.

LEGAL COSTS

Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in documenting the transaction.

Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN5 7AF

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The property is situated in a prominent location on Lincoln’s pedestrianised shopping precinct, close to a good number of national, regional and local retailers, including Poundland, Tesco, Iceland, JD Sports, Greggs, Costa and McDonalds. The main University campus is a short walk to the west and the 100% prime pitch immediately to the north.

Lincoln is one of England’s finest Cathedral cities and the administrative and major shopping centre for the county of Lincolnshire. It has a population of circa 543,367 and an established total catchment spend of £984.40 million. It is also a growing University city, with close to 15,000 students and academic staff based at the City’s main campus, contributing an estimated £250 million to the local economy.

Property

A large two storey retail unit occupying a prominent location on a strong secondary retail pitch at the southern end of Lincoln’s pedestrianised High Street precinct. Nearby retailers include Poundland and Iceland, Greggs, Nationwide, Tesco, JD Sports, McDonalds and Costa.

Lincoln is one of England’s finest Cathedral Cities and the administrative and major shopping centre for the county of Lincolnshire. It has a population of circa 543,367 and an established total catchment spend of £984.40 million.

It is also a growing University city, with close to 15,000 students and academic staff based at the City’s main campus, contributing an estimated £250 million to the local economy.

EPC: In course of preparation

Services

We understand that all mains supplies are available and connected to the property. These have not been tested and interested parties are advised to make their own investigations to the relevant utility service providers.

Town & Country Planning

We understand that the property has consent for uses falling within Class E (Commercial, Business & Services Use) of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order (amended 2020). The property is situated within a Conservation area, but is not Listed.

Class E now encompasses a number of uses formerly known as A1 (Shops), A2 (Professional & Financial Services), A3 (Restaurant & CafŽs), B1 (Business) and D1 (Clinics, Health Centre, Crèche & Day Nurseries).

Rates

Charging Authority: City of Lincoln Council
Description: Shop and Premises
Rateable value: £74,500
UBR: 0.512
Period: 2023-2024

Multiplying the Rateable Value figure with the UBR multiplier gives the annual rates payable, excluding any transitional arrangements which may be applicable. For further information, please contact the Charging Authority.

Tenure

The property is available To Let by way of a new Full Repairing and Insuring lease for a minimum term of 10 years, subject to 5 yearly upward only rent reviews

Rent

Rental offers invited

VAT

VAT will be charged in addition to the rent at the prevailing rate

Legal Costs

Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in documenting the transaction.

21 Westfield Lane, Scholes, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, BD19 6DA

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The property comprises of a ground floor retail premises having been a former butchers shop.
The premises benefit from large glazed frontage, rear storage and staff facilities partitioned out.
The unit is suitable for a variety of uses – subject to planning.
The overall approximate size is 601sq.ft.
Externally the property benefits from on street parking.

Unit 1, First West Business Centre, Linnell Way, Telford Way Industrial Estate, Kettering, Northamptonshire, NN16 8PS

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Prominent detached unit on corner of Linnell Way and Telford Way. Suitable for a variety of uses.

The walls of the property are constructed of composite panels under a pitched metal profile roof. The windows are part aluminium double glazed.

Internally the unit benefits from suspended ceilings with a mixture of fluorescent and LED lighting and single and three phase electrics, an alarm system, male and female WC’s and painted screed floor. The accommodation is mainly open plan with a partitioned off food preparation area fitted with while walling

Station Road, Kennett, Newmarket, Cambridgeshire, CB8 7QQ

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The site comprises circa 1.45 acres with the benefit of Outline Planning Consent for neighbourhood retail uses. Surrounded by the development of 500 new build residential units, plus the locality of Kennett and Kentford, the development provides a good opportunity to deliver a convenience store and associated uses.

88-89, St Johns Street, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1SQ

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Glazed double fronted retail unit arranged over the ground floor forming part of an attractive three story period building situated in the centre of the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds. The ground floor consists of a large retail sales area to be finished to a shell specification, with new WC’s to be constructed within the reconfigured floor area. There will be a new service area / bin store and one car parking space to the rear of the property. Late night / bar uses will not be permitted by the landlord.

88-89 Risbygate Street, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 3AQ

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The property is a substantial retail premises of steel framed construction, with brick elevations under a flat roof and provides accommodation over two storeys, with a large open plan ground floor sales area, rear storage and lower ground floor storage and loading bay. The site occupies a site of approximately 1.236 acres.

PE19 2BQ

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The property provides a two-storey commercial unit with the ground floor comprising an open sales area. There is a staircase to the rear providing access to the first floor accommodation which is currently configured as additional offices, staff WC’s, and kitchen facilities. The property also benefits from rear access via a shared service road.

There are large public car parks nearby to both front and rear of the property which are operated on a pay and display basis.

The property would be suitable for a range of alternative uses (subject to relevant permissions being in place).

Ground Floor, 53-57 High Street, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 8NF

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The property is a prominently positioned ground floor retail premises of brick built construction with basement storage. There is a current proposal to extend the rear of the property and reconfigure the frontage which will make the property suitable for a variety of uses. The property has been stripped back pending a decision on the planning application and the specification of refurbishment is to be confirmed. The property benefits from high ceilings and would lend itself to a variety of retail, restaurant and hospitality uses.