Summary
| Property Type | Retail |
| Tenure | To Let |
| Size | 1,238 sq ft |
| Rent | £8,500 per annum |
| Rates Payable | Upon Enquiry |
About
The property comprises a three storey mid-terraced building which was formerly used as a bike retailer.
The unit benefits from large, glazed shopfront fronting Halesowen Road, with roller shutters and a further side entrance.
The retail space is long and thin in its configuration being open plan in the main with rear workshop and stores.
An integral staircase leads to a large open plan mezzanine floor providing additional sales area and a further staircase allows access into an attic room which was previously used for storage.
Location
The property is located along Halesowen Road in Old Hill within a small parade of mixed-use properties.
The Halesowen Road (A459) is a main arterial route linking Halesowen to the south with Dudley to the north. It also provides a convenient link to the A456 to the south of Halesowen which links directly to Junction 3 of the M5 Motorway.
Old Hill train station is within walking distance also.
Mainline Stations
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Old Hill8 mins
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Cradley Heath21 mins
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Rowley Regis28 mins
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Lye (West Midlands)45 mins
Underground Station
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Chesham1572 mins
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Amersham1602 mins
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Reading1625 mins
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Chalfont and Latimer1636 mins
Downloads
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Further Information
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Viewings
Viewings are strictly via Siddall Jones.
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Terms
The property is available to let on a new lease with length to be agreed at £8,500 per annum exclusive.
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VAT
We understand VAT is not payable on the rental.
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Business Rates
We understand the property qualifies for Small Business Rates Relief.
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Legal Costs
Each party are to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred during this transaction.
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Services
The property has the benefit of all mains gas, water, drainage, and electricity.
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Planning Use
We have been verbally advised by Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council, that the property can be used under Use Class
E(a) Display or retail sale of goods, other than hot food.
However, we would advise all parties to make their own enquiries with the local planning authority.
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