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High Yielding Investment Let to Poundland – VAT Free
LocationWelwyn Garden City is an expanding, sought after commuter town in Hertfordshire developed in the 1920’s and located 22 miles north of Central London. This location is unique for being both a garden city and a new town. The town benefits from excellent road communications being located immediately east of the A1 (M) motorway and 10 miles to the east of the M1 motorway. The M25 is 8 miles to the south which provides easy access to the wider national motorway network. Welwyn Garden City railway station provides regular journeys to London Kins Cross, Moorgate and London St Pancras International stations with the fastest journey time being 29 minutes. London Luton is 12 miles away and London Stansted Airport is 40 miles away. Significant development projects are taking place in the town, for example, The Wheat Quarter Development. The council granted planning permission for this scheme which will comprise of over 1,500 residential units, landscaping, car parking and is anticipated to increase consumer spending in the town centre. Retailing in Welwyn Garden City Welwyn Garden City benefits from very low vacancy rates. This is mainly due to the low levels of available commercial floor space. The town centre is compact which is partly why the town benefits from strong tenant retention levels and limited available space. The town has an approximate shopping population of 90,000 and is expected to have above average population growth over the next 5 years. The retail and leisure floorspace is estimated to be just 500,000 sq.ft which is far lower than the PROMIS Average Resilient Town average. This ranks the town 197 of 200 in the PROMIS Centres on this measure. We suggest that this makes retail floor space in the town more sought after. The town is one of the most affluent PROMIS catchments with a significantly above average proportion of adults categorised within the most affluent AB social group. Retail rental levels are at a significant discount to surrounding major centres and therefore provide a sustainable rental tone with future growth potential. Source www.ons.gov.uk, www.citypopulation.de, www.pma.co.uk. Summary
SituationThe property occupies a highly prominent return frontage on Stonehills and Stonebank, in the heart of the town centre with the rear facing the carpark and John Lewis. Occupiers nearby include Waitrose, Sainsburys, Greggs, WH Smith, Boots, Superdrug and John Lewis to name a few. Given the lack of available retail space, it is suggested that this new store could become the dominant discount store in the town. It appears that the only other discount store in the town is in a significantly inferior position. The property was previously occupied by Debenhams. DescriptionThe property comprises a highly prominent triple return frontage retail property arranged over ground and basement floors. There is a triple frontage onto Stonehills, a quintuple frontage onto Stonebank and another triple frontage onto Wigmores N facing a car park and John Lewis. The entrance is on the corner of Stonehills and Stonebank. The sum of the three frontages equates to 255 feet / 77.6 metres (net). Poundland are currently fitting out the store to their usual corporate style. The fit out will include a lift. Fit out plans and drawings are available to download. Contacts
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