292 Union Street, Torquay

An opportunity to aquire three storey mixed use premises, currently comprising of a self contained ground floor office and associated rest area, currently let on a rolling assured short hold tenancy, generating an income of £6240 pae on a rolling AST. A vacant one bedroom first floor flat and a vacant second floor two bedroom flat, both accessed via a secure entry phone system, along with a large rear storage area with natural light offering the potential, subject to any requisite consents, for the provision of further accommodation. The properties are all individually metered for utilities, with the upper floors having the benefit of gas central heating and double glazing.

Situated
292 Union Street enjoys a prominent position within a thriving retail area, with both on street parking and nearby public car parking facilities. The seaside town of Torquay is a popular holiday destination, with a wide range of recreational facilities and amenities, a marina and multiplex cinema complex, sandy beaches and a selection of bespoke cafes and restaurants.

Ground Floor - Retail Unit
Open plan office space, rest room with kitchenette and a cloakroom.

Ground Floor - Residential Accommodation
Communal entrance hall with secure entry phone system, rear storage area with natural light, and stairs rising to the upper floors.

First Floor Flat
Entrance hall, kitchen/diner, sitting room, double bedroom and a shower room.

Second Floor Flat
Half landing with shower room, open plan lounge/kitchen/diner and two double bedrooms.

Viewings
Strictly by prior appointment with Miller Countrywide Torquay . General enquiries Countrywide Property Auctions .

EPC Ratings
All units are rated C

Council Tax Band/Voa Rating
Retail premises - VOA Rating £2,475
First Floor Flat - A
Second Floor Flat - A

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