£45,000 pa
(£8.04/sq. ft. pa)
Retail premises to letMarket Street, Hoylake CH47
5,600 sq. ft
About this property
Retail unit to let
description
The property is prominently located fronting Market Street (A553). Hoylake is a popular seaside town on the Wirral Peninsula and is a desirable place to live given its coastal location together with easy access to the national rail and motoring network with travel time to Liverpool and Chester in under 30 minutes. Market Street benefits from a mix of national and local traders such as Co-op, Wetherspoons, Sainsbury’s, Dominos, la Hair, Shiftworks Co-working and several other retailers.
Unit size
Total Area: 5,600 sq.ft (520.3 sq.m)
Rent/rates
£45,000 pax/Est. £31,500
Services
All mains services are available.
Service charge/insurance
Service Charge: £8,539.96
Insurance: £1,228
Planning
Subject to planning. The property is classified as Use Class E. It is the ingoing tenant’s responsibility to verify that their intended use is acceptable to the Local Planning Authority.
Financial sanctions regulations
Letting agents are now legally required to check the ofsi list of sanctioned individuals and organisations throughout their work, from being instructed by prospective landlords or tenants to concluding letting agreements.
description
The property is prominently located fronting Market Street (A553). Hoylake is a popular seaside town on the Wirral Peninsula and is a desirable place to live given its coastal location together with easy access to the national rail and motoring network with travel time to Liverpool and Chester in under 30 minutes. Market Street benefits from a mix of national and local traders such as Co-op, Wetherspoons, Sainsbury’s, Dominos, la Hair, Shiftworks Co-working and several other retailers.
Unit size
Total Area: 5,600 sq.ft (520.3 sq.m)
Rent/rates
£45,000 pax/Est. £31,500
Services
All mains services are available.
Service charge/insurance
Service Charge: £8,539.96
Insurance: £1,228
Planning
Subject to planning. The property is classified as Use Class E. It is the ingoing tenant’s responsibility to verify that their intended use is acceptable to the Local Planning Authority.
Financial sanctions regulations
Letting agents are now legally required to check the ofsi list of sanctioned individuals and organisations throughout their work, from being instructed by prospective landlords or tenants to concluding letting agreements.
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