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£180,000
(£140.73/sq. ft)
Industrial for saleCorner Unit, Eloise House, 113-121 Portland Road, Norwood Junction, London SE25
1,279 sq. ft
About this property
The property is split level (ground and lower ground) and benefit from Class-e use
Offered in shell and core condition with capped services (water and electric)
Ideal for owner occupiers looking to run their own business and could suit a beauticians, office or coffee shop amongst others
Please note, the basement has a reduced head height which is suitable for a back office or storage
The unit measures 1,388sqft and is available at £180,000 + VAT for sale or £16,500pax to rent (new Fri lease)
We are offering a prominent corner, commercial unit with active street frontage on Portland Road.
The split level unit forms part of a modern mixed-use development with 19-apartments above.
The property is ideal for local occupiers looking for their own premises or investors to add to their commercial portfolio.
The unit is self-contained and has a glazed entrance providing lots of natural light.
Available on new Fri lease, direct with the landlord or a new 999-year lease when purchased.
Location
Property is located on Portland Road (A215) at the junction with Pembury Road.
Norwood Junction Railway Station just a 5-minute walk (0.3 miles), providing a direct links to London Bridge (12-minutes) and London Victoria (29- minutes) via National Rail services. London overground services are also accessible here.
The surrounding area is thriving mix of commercial and residential occupiers creating a 7-day a week trade for an incoming business to benefit from.
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