17 White Lion Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2
- SIZE AVAILABLE
1,006-4,128 sq ft
93-384 sq m
- SECTOR
Leisure facility to lease
Lease details
- Lease available date:
- Ask agent
Key features
- Prime City Centre
- Suitable for various uses STP
- Two substantial roof terraces
- Extensively refurbished
- Available as a whole or in part
- Virtual viewing available
Description
Prime City Centre
Highly Attractive Office / Restaurant / Leisure / Use Class E Premises with Roof Terraces
The property is highly prominent, sitting at the junction of White Lion Street, Back of the Inns and Castle Quarter Shopping Centre within Norwich's prime retail core. Retailers in proximity include Primark, Specsavers, Flying Tiger, Greggs, Knoops, Holland and Barrett. The property comprises an extremely attractive self contained first and second floor space with a dedicated ground floor entrance fronting White Lion Street which has been extensively refurbished throughout. It benefits from two substantial roof terraces on the second floor, suitable for outside seating / dining STP with views overlooking Norwich Castle, The Forum, St Peter Mancroft Church and City Hall.
Location
Norwich is an affluent and attractive cathedral city that draws on a large catchment population of over one million persons which is substantially enhanced by a year round tourist influx. The city benefits from excellent transport links to London (A11/M11) and the Midlands (A14). Norwich has twice hourly direct train links to London (1 hour 50 minutes) and an International Airport.
The city boasts two universities, University of East Anglia and Norwich University of the Arts, is a UNESCO City of Literature, forms part of the Cambridge Norwich, Tech Corridor and has its own Research Park. Norwich is frequently cited as one of the most desirable cities to live in the UK as a result of its safe and historic environment, affordable housing and access to jobs. Norfolk has a total of 32 million tourist trips that benefit the economy by £2.34 billion.
Accommodation Description
The property is available to let as a whole or in part with the following approximate net internal floor areas:
First Floor Front 1,870 sq ft (173.7 sq m)
First Floor Rear 1,006 sq ft (93.5 sq m)
Second Floor 1,252 sq ft (116.3 sq m)
Total 4,128 sq ft (383.5 sq m)
Second Floor East Facing Terrace 365 sq ft (33.9 sq m)
Second Floor West Facing Terrace 1,221 sq ft (113.5 sq m)
Terms
The property is available by way of a new effectively full repairing and insuring lease for a term to be agreed. All rents and service charges are subject to VAT at the prevailing rate.
Rent on application. Lettings of part will be considered.
Rates
The Rateable Values are:
17: (First floor) £11,750
17B: (First floor) £7,700
17C: (Second floor) £1,675
Small business rates relief may be available for qualifying occupiers.
Legal costs
Each party is to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in the transaction.
Prime City Centre
Suitable for various uses STP
Two substantial roof terraces
Extensively refurbished
Available as a whole or in part
Virtual viewing available
Brochures
17 White Lion Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Norwich Station0.5 miles
- Salhouse Station5.2 miles
Notes
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