Pharmacy To Let

 

Summary

  • Pharmacy
  • Size: 818 sq ft (76 sq m)
  • Rent on Application
  • Subject to Contract

Location

Newton Aycliffe is located approximately 5 miles north of Darlington and has a population of 25,800 (Census 2021). The town lies just to the west of the A1(M), from which it may be accessed via the A167.

The subject property is located on the eastern side of Bewick Crescent within Newton Aycliffe, providing excellent visibility to St Cuthberts Way B6443 (a main route linking the town centre to the A167). The property benefits from good road communications, being situated a short distance west of the A167, providing direct access to the A1(M) with onward links to both the regional and national road networks.

The immediate surrounding area comprises a mixture of commercial premises and residential dwellings, with leisure facilities also located nearby.

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Further Information

Rates Payable Upon Enquiry

EPC Rating This property has been graded as B (45)


Description

The subject property is located within the well-established Bewick Crescent Surgery serving approximately 13,000 patients, offering significant opportunity to benefit from associated healthcare related footfall. The pharmacy occupies part of a larger medical practice building of traditional brick construction beneath a pitched tiled roof. The accommodation consists of a retail sales area with a consultation room, and a shared entrance, staff room, and WC facilities with the doctor’s surgery.

The property provides excellent accessibility, with a large free car park directly adjacent. It is noted that the opening hours are limited to the following times:

Monday – Friday 8am-6.30pm and until 7.30pm on Tuesdays
Weekend – Closed

Terms

The premises is available on a Full Repairing and Insuring lease for a term of years to be agreed on a price on application basis, subject to contract

Use / Planning

We understand that the property has consent for E Use Class under the Town & Country Planning Use Classes Order as amended 1 September 2020.

Alternative uses may be considered subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent from the Local Planning Authority (Durham County Council).