39 High Street, Canterbury, CT1 2RY

The property comprises an early 19th century Grade II listed mid-terrace, three story building with period features.

The ground floor is currently arranged as a fitted restaurant with glazed shopfront, customer seating area, customer toilets and kitchen.

The property is suitable for a variety of uses falling within the E Class Use.

Floor plans are available upon request.

Canterbury is an historic English cathedral city and recognised as an UNESCO World Heritage City with history dating back to Roman times. Due to its historic attractions it’s proved as a principal tourist destination in the UK with approximately 8 million visits per year.

The city sits some 60 miles south-east of London and provides the main retailing destination in East Kent. The city benefits from two railway stations being Canterbury East and Canterbury West which both provide regular service into London stations.

The property is situated within the main retailing pitch in Canterbury at the pedestrianised junction of the High Street and Guildhall Street. Other nearby occupiers include Tortilla, Franco Manca, Kokoro, Howdens Insurance, Holland & Barrett amongst many national occupiers and local tenants.

The premises are available by way of a new full repairing and insuring lease for terms to be agreed.