Retail Premises on Whaley Bridge High-Street Suitable for a Variety of Uses.

 

Summary

  • PRIME HIGH STREET LOCATION
  • VERSATILE RETAIL SPACE
  • EXCELLENT TRANSPORT LINKS
  • STRONG LOCAL COMMUNITY
  • 2 PRIVATE PARKING SPACES
  • OWNER-OCCUPIER OPPORTUNITY

Accommodation

The accommodation comprises the following areas:

Namesq ftsq mAvailability
Ground 419 38.93 Let
Lower Ground 296 27.50 Let
Total71566.43
34 Market Street - Ground Floor - Trading

Location

The property is prominently located on Market Street, the main commercial thoroughfare through Whaley Bridge, a thriving town in the High Peak district of Derbyshire. This high-visibility position benefits from consistent foot traffic and a mix of independent traders, cafés, and national convenience stores nearby. Whaley Bridge serves as a gateway to the Peak District and is popular with both locals and tourists. It offers excellent transport connections, with Whaley Bridge railway station just a short walk away, providing regular services to Manchester Piccadilly and Buxton. The town is also easily accessible via the A6 and nearby road networks, linking it with Chapel-en-le-Frith, New Mills, and Stockport.

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Further Information

Price £125,000

Rent £950 per month

Rates Payable Upon Enquiry

EPC Rating This property has been graded as D


Description

34 Market Street offers a superb opportunity to acquire a well-presented retail premises in the heart of Whaley Bridge. The property comprises a ground floor retail space extending to approximately 419 sq ft, complemented by a lower-ground area of 296 sq ft. The ground floor features an attractive traditional shopfront with generous display windows, providing excellent visibility and natural light. Internally, the space is versatile and predominantly open plan, suitable for a range of uses including retail, boutique services, or offices. The lower ground floor includes additional usable space.

Viewings

Strictly by appointment only with sole agents HALLAMS.

Terms

The premises are available by way of a new lease for a number of years to be negotiated. Alternatively the landlord would consider selling the freehold.