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Museum Street, Ipswich

£2,083 pcm
£25,000 pa
Feliks Augustine, London

Description

This unique and iconic venue presents a unique investment opportunity for those looking to enter the hospitality sector. Built in 1847, this historic building boasts a rich heritage, being associated with notable figures such as Queen Elizabeth I and Charles Darwin.

The lease offered is to run a café (or similar use) within the Museum of the Environment (MOTE), and a flexible lease is offered to the right tenant, making it an ideal choice for entrepreneurs seeking to establish or expand their business. With a long-standing reputation as a hospitality venue, this property benefits from excellent passing trade, ensuring a steady flow of potential customers. Priority will be given to operators demonstrating proven environmental qualities and principles.

The versatile nature of the space allows for a variety of uses, including a café, bistro, restaurant, or even a live music venue, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. This adaptability makes it a prime location for those looking to create a vibrant dining or entertainment experience in an historic setting. The property is also fully capable of being established as a wedding venue and includes one parking space for the sole use of the lessee.

With its prime location and rich history, this property is not just a place to run a business; it is an opportunity to be part of Ipswich's cultural tapestry. Whether you are an experienced operator or a newcomer to the industry, this venue offers the perfect canvas to bring your vision to life. Don't miss the chance to make your mark in this iconic building.

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Museum Street, Ipswich

Museum Street, Ipswich

Approximate location

NEAREST STATIONS

Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode
  • Ipswich Station0.5 miles
  • Derby Road Station1.5 miles
  • Westerfield Station1.7 miles

About Feliks Augustine, London

133 Creek Road London SE8 3BU

Feliks Augustine Estate Agents is a family firm founded over 75 years ago.

We have managed thousands of properties and have extensive expertise in all aspects of residential property. As a Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors regulated firm we adhere to the highest standards and are required to follow a strict code of conduct to ensure you, our client, receives the best possible advice and service.

Our record of success has been built upon a single-minded desire to provide our clients, with a top class personal service delivered by highly motivated and trained staff. A sign of this success is the fact that a large proportion of our business is from referrals and the fact that many of our clients have been with us for over 25 years.

We have our own in house maintenance and buildings teams. On top of the day to day running of our properties we have worked on many projects from roofing, flooring, decorating, plumbing, kitchen fitting, refurbishments and exterior works. We can do everything from changing a tap washer to environmentally friendly complete home refurbishments.

AREAS WE COVER:

Greenwich, East Greenwich, Maze Hill, Westcombe Park, Blackheath, All SE10, 8, 9, 0 and most SE3 postcodes as well as SE1, Southwark, London Bridge, Tower Bridge, Bermondsey.

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