CAFE/RESTAURANT: NANTWICH: Well-established, superb town centre location, surrounded by many independent businesses, shops, cafes, bars/public houses & a large residential area, seating for 135, plus alfresco seating for 40, taking £13,500 per week, rent £693 per week.

LOCATION

Nantwich is a market town and civil parish in the Borough of Cheshire East and the county of Cheshire, England. In 2011 Nantwich had a population of 17,424.

This a Grade II* listed Elizabethan black-and-white timber-framed merchant’s house, dating from circa 1584, built after the great fire of 1583. Architectural Features: Rich ornamental timber framing with carved human and animal figures. Jettied upper floors, mullioned and transomed windows, and period plaster and wood panelling. Decorative interior with original early 17th-century oak panelling, Ionic frieze, and plaster strapwork ceiling. Originally built for Thomas Churche, a wealthy linen merchant. It remained in the prominent Churche family until the late 19th century. Current Use & Recognition: Featured in The Independent's Top 50 UK Bookshops (2012). Popular with both locals and tourists due to its charm and location.

The business occupies a prominent site in the town centre, surrounded by many independent businesses, shops, cafes, bars & public houses and a large residential area. The business also benefits from high levels of passing trade.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Alfresco seating for 60, large shop front, central entrance, large seating area for 60, service counter, bar service area/hot drink preparation area, disabled WC, staff WC, small office area, small storeroom, rear storeroom, exit to bin area and delivery area.

Stairs leading to 1st floor providing dining/seating room for 20, 2nd dining/seating for 25, central area to seat 30, good sized kitchen with 6 burner oven, central preparation island, cooking oven, cold storage, washing up room with machine, ladies/gents WC and store room.

Stairs leading to 2nd floor providing 2 large storerooms.