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High Yielding, Long Let Restaurant Investment
LocationPlymouth is the largest conurbation in the south-west region of England and a major centre with a growing population of some 264,000. It is located some 72 km (45 miles) south-west of Exeter, 87 km (54 miles) east of Truro and 200 km (124 miles) south-west of Bristol. It is well connected by road and rail lying at the junction of the A386 and A38, which links to the M5 motorway at Exeter. Plymouth’s mainline railway station has a journey time to London of just over 3 hours and to Bristol Temple Meads of approximately 2 hours. In addition, the city is an important continental and national sea port. Plymouth is the south west’s administrative hub and has a diverse economy with an economic output of £5.03 billion and over 110,000 jobs (Source: www.dataplymouth.co.uk/economy). Plymouth University is home to 30,000 students and 3,000 staff. Plymouth is the largest centre for shopping in the South West, outside of Bristol. Summary
SituationRetailing in Plymouth is principally confined to three streets (New George Street, Cornwall Street and Armada Way) and the Drake Circus Shopping Centre. The property is located in a prime position on New George Street, between the entrances to Drakes Circus Shopping Centre and Armada Way. Surrounding occupiers include White Stuff, Halifax, Moss Bros, Vision Express, The Body Shop, Vodafone and Caffe Nero. Owned by British Land, Drakes Circus Shopping Centre is one of the West Country’s most popular shopping destinations with around 70 shops and restaurants and 1,270 parking spaces. Key occupiers include Marks & Spencer, Apple, Primark, Next, H&M and JD Sports. In 2019 British Land opened The Barcode, a circa 9,290 sq m (100,000 sq ft) leisure scheme next to the Drakes Circus Shopping Centre including a 12 screen Cineworld cinema, 15 restaurant units and 420 car park spaces. In 2016, British Land acquired the New George Street Estate linking the retail centre with the leisure scheme. Plymouth Council has committed £27 million to the ‘Better Places’ project which aims to improve the look and feel of the city centre’s main thoroughfares, making it more attractive for shoppers and visitors as well as encourage more inward investment in retail, leisure, employment and housing into the heart of Plymouth. As part of this project, works are underway to revamp Old Town Street and the upper end of New George Street with new shops, seating and trees. A number of major projects are underway in the City Centre and Waterfront area, including the £200m regeneration of Millbay’s historic former docks by English Cities Fund A new coach station has been opened, along with The Box – the city’s new history, arts and culture centre on North Hill, plus Plymouth Market has undergone a £3.5 million renovation. DescriptionThe property comprises a restaurant unit on ground floor which has been newly fitted out by the tenant to a high standard in their usual corporate style. The first and second floors provide ancillary accommodation. The property has an EPC rating of B. Contacts
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