A SUBSTANTIAL café bar and retail premises with a history as a licensed venue is available to let in a prominent part of Leigh Town Centre.
Located at 42 King Street, the property sits at the corner of King Street and Spinning Jenny Way.
According to the listing, the building is two minutes from Leigh Bus Station and Spinning Gate Shopping Centre, and close to Bradshawgate, a main shopping area in the town.
The premises consists of ground floor and basement space within a four-storey traditional Accrington brick building with a pitched slate roof.
It is situated within the Leigh Town Conservation Area and is described as occupying a “distinct and attractive corner position”.
With a quoted rent of £30,000 per annum, the listing states the site offers approximately 4,758 square feet of internal space in total - 2,713 square feet on the ground floor, and 2,045 square feet in the basement.
Internally, the property provides a mix of open-plan and cellular spaces.
The listing notes the property’s previous use as a licensed café bar, with the bar area still present, and claims it is “well-suited for continued use in this capacity”.
The site is also described as suitable for a range of alternative general retail purposes, subject to planning permission.
Refurbishment works have been partially completed to a shell specification.
Acoustic double-glazed windows are to be installed prior to any tenant moving in, according to the listing.
There are also reported to be “incentives available for Tenant fit-out works”.
Externally, the property benefits from a yard which, as stated in the listing, could be used for “outdoor seating, dining, or parking, depending on the Tenant’s specific requirements.”
The property has a rateable value of £9,750 and is available on a new effective full repairing and insuring lease, for a term of years to be agreed.
Share