Town Centre Retail Unit

 

Summary

  • Prominent town centre trading position
  • Considered suitable for a variety of uses (STPC)
  • Extensive return frontage
  • Access to rear service yard

Accommodation

The internal floor area is approximately:

Floor/UnitBuilding Typesq ftsq m
Ground Retail 3,664 340.40
Total3,664340.40
19-21 Queensway - Image 2

Location

The property occupies a excellent trading position on the corner of Queensway and The Pavement, opposite Marks & Spencer and close to Queens Square and County Mall Shopping Centre. Public car parks are close by and the bus and railway stations are within 400ms.

Queens Square and Queensway have recently benefitted from the completion of a major refurbishment of the public realm, which have greatly enhanced the local area.

Located in the heart of the Gatwick Diamond, Crawley is a vibrant and growing town situated equi distant between London and Brighton with a current population of approximately 106,000, extending to over 160,000 persons within a 10kms radius.

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Further Information

Rent £75,000 per annum

Rates Payable £31,440 per annum Interested parties are advised to contact Crawley Borough Council Tel: 01293 438000 or www.crawley.gov.uk to verify this information

EPC Rating This property has been graded as C (72)


Description

A ground floor retail unit with extensive return frontage to The Pavement, which links The Boulevard and Queensway/Queens Square.

Terms

Available on a new effectively full repairing and insuring lease on other terms to be agreed. Further information on application.

Services


Graves Jenkins has not checked and does not accept responsibility for any of the services within this property and would suggest that any in-going tenant or occupier satisfies themselves in this regard.

Anti Money Laundering

In accordance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, Graves Jenkins is required to verify the identity of all parties involved in the transaction. Prospective purchasers or tenants will be required to provide satisfactory proof of identity and address before solicitors are instructed.