Bridge Street, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1

In a highly prominent location on the corner of Bridge Street and Rylands Street, this eye catching, half timbered building has outstanding potential for retail, coffee shop or leisure uses. Please note that due to apartments above it would not be suitable for a noisy nighttime bar.

The historic building has 3 gables, a canted corner entrance flanked by carved barley sugar columns and elaborate carved woodwork . The Bridge Street area is part of an exciting redevelopment forming an attractive network of streets and squares linking Warrington town centre to the waterfront.

Accommodation
The building has spent much of its life as a bank with the ground floor used as the banking hall and the basement forming the vault and storage. Planning Permission is currently in place for A3 & A4 use and Al/A2 uses are permitted

Ground Floor Sales Area of 1900 sq.ft. (177 SQ.M.) with carved panelling and leaded windows.
Basement Area of circa 1800 sq.ft. (167 SQ.M.) having a kitchen, toilets storage and a highly secure vault.

Outstanding Position
The Bank directly faces the entrance to Time Square and close to Warrington Market. The Bank sits prominently on a key route from the Cultural Quarter and parking to the new shopping and leisure areas. Warrington town centre is very accessible having two mainline train stations and a bus network carrying almost 9 million passengers per year