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£15,500 pa
(£11.18/sq. ft. pa)
Retail premises to let
Akenside Hill, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE11,387 sq. ft
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Manors 0.2 miles
- Christ Church CofE Primary School 0.4 miles
- Newcastle 0.4 miles
- Our Lady and St Anne's RC Primary School 0.8 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Size: 128.88 sq m (1,387 sq ft)
- Asking Rent: £15,500 per annum exclusive
- Subject to Contract
Description
The property provides a mid 19th century Grade II Listed building that reflects the historic architecture of the area and is within the conservation area. Internally the property provides a very spacious retail sales area over split levels with kitchen and WC facilities to the rear elevation. The retail unit benefits from 3 access points to the front elevation and full floor to ceiling glazed windows allowing copious amounts of natural light to enter internally. The floor to ceiling heights vary between 3.61 to 4.52 metres. There is on street parking provision directly opposite the unit which is a pay and display along with numerous multi-storey car parks situated only a short distance away.
Occupiers in the immediate and nearby vicinity include The Bridge Tavern, Akenside, Hard Rock Café, Aveika, Babbucho, Slug & Lettuce and The Dubliner amongst numerous other national and regional operators.
Location
Newcastle upon Tyne is located in the North East of England and has an urban area population of some 190,000 persons. Newcastle is principally accessed via the A1, A19 and A69. Newcastle Airport, 7 miles north west of the City Centre, provides international and domestic services. Sunderland is located 14 miles to the South East, South Shields 14 miles to the east and Carlisle 58 miles to the west.
10-12 Akenside Hill is located in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, near the iconic Quayside area. Akenside Hill is a small, sloped street that connects the Quayside with the city centre. The area is known for it’s historic architecture with a mix of Georgian and Victorian buildings. The street is relatively narrow and cobbled, creating a traditional feel throughout. From Akenside Hill, you have easy access to the River Tyne and it’s famous bridges which includes the Tyne Bridge, Swing Bridge and Millennium Bridge. The area is bustling with a variety of bars, restaurants and cafes making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists.
Terms
£15,500 per annum exclusive of VAT with terms to be agreed on an Effective Full Repairing and Insuring lease, subject to contract.
The property provides a mid 19th century Grade II Listed building that reflects the historic architecture of the area and is within the conservation area. Internally the property provides a very spacious retail sales area over split levels with kitchen and WC facilities to the rear elevation. The retail unit benefits from 3 access points to the front elevation and full floor to ceiling glazed windows allowing copious amounts of natural light to enter internally. The floor to ceiling heights vary between 3.61 to 4.52 metres. There is on street parking provision directly opposite the unit which is a pay and display along with numerous multi-storey car parks situated only a short distance away.
Occupiers in the immediate and nearby vicinity include The Bridge Tavern, Akenside, Hard Rock Café, Aveika, Babbucho, Slug & Lettuce and The Dubliner amongst numerous other national and regional operators.
Location
Newcastle upon Tyne is located in the North East of England and has an urban area population of some 190,000 persons. Newcastle is principally accessed via the A1, A19 and A69. Newcastle Airport, 7 miles north west of the City Centre, provides international and domestic services. Sunderland is located 14 miles to the South East, South Shields 14 miles to the east and Carlisle 58 miles to the west.
10-12 Akenside Hill is located in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, near the iconic Quayside area. Akenside Hill is a small, sloped street that connects the Quayside with the city centre. The area is known for it’s historic architecture with a mix of Georgian and Victorian buildings. The street is relatively narrow and cobbled, creating a traditional feel throughout. From Akenside Hill, you have easy access to the River Tyne and it’s famous bridges which includes the Tyne Bridge, Swing Bridge and Millennium Bridge. The area is bustling with a variety of bars, restaurants and cafes making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists.
Terms
£15,500 per annum exclusive of VAT with terms to be agreed on an Effective Full Repairing and Insuring lease, subject to contract.
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Listed by
Sanderson Weatherall
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