St. Marys Street, Eynesbury, St. Neots, Cambridgeshire

Presently Configured as Bar/Restaurant with Kitchen/Storage/Toilets at Ground Floor and Living Accommodation Above

Picturesque Beer Garden and Additional Area of Unused Land Included in Sale

Ground Floor: Gross Internal Area - 215 sq m (2,315 sq ft) Approx; First Floor: Gross Internal Area - 62 sq m (670 sq ft) Approx

Site Area - 0.12 Ha (0.5 Acres) Approx.

Impressive Grade II Listed Building in Edge of Town Position
Presently Configured as Bar/Restaurant with Kitchen/Storage/Toilets at Ground Floor and Living Accommodation Above
Picturesque Beer Garden and Additional Area of Unused Land Included in Sale
Ground Floor: Gross Internal Area - 215 sq m (2,315 sq ft) Approx
First Floor: Gross Internal Area - 62 sq m (670 sq ft) Approx
Site Area - 0.12 Ha (0.5 Acres) Approx.
Located in Popular Area of St Neots within a Short Walking Distance of Town Centre


Impressive Grade II Listed Pub/Restaurant

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The Chequers Inn comprises a Grade II Listed building which has for many years been utilised as a restaurant and public house. It is located in the popular village of Eynesbury about a quarter of a mile from St Neots High Street. The site area including, car park, beer garden etc is 012 ha (0.5 acres) approx.

LOCATION

St Neots is a rapidly expanding town located on the banks of the River Great Ouse with a population of well over 30,000 residents. Adjoining and nearby settlements such as Little Paxton, increase the population figure to c. 40,000 and there is a significant retail catchment beyond the immediate area.

Benefiting from its rail links to London Kings Cross (typical journey time of 45-55 minutes), the town has seen a considerable expansion of its commerce and industry in recent years. It also enjoys excellent road communications with London and the east coast ports, being located at the intersection of the A1 trunk road and the A428/A421 Cambridge - Bedford M1 - Milton Keynes route. The opening of the A14 and A428 dual carriageways have significantly improved accessibility to the Midlands and the North West.

The town has a good range of shopping and leisure facilities with many national multiple retailers represented, including Boots, Waitrose, Fat Face, Marks & Spencer Simply Food and Waterstones. There are a range of interesting smaller retailers and. St Neots also benefits from a six-screen cinema (Cineworld) with numerous restaurants.


Located in Popular Area of St Neots within a Short Walking Distance of Town Centre