Ground Floor 1 Old Eldon Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7JG

Currently occupied and trading as the House of Brown, the property is housed within a distinguished Grade II-listed building, part of Newcastle’s elegant Old Eldon Square architecture dating back to the early 19th century. Constructed with high-quality Portland stone façades, the property retains a wealth of its original classical detailing including decorative cornices, sash windows and pilasters whilst internally it has been adapted sympathetically to serve a modern-day café environment.

The café has been fully fitted to an exceptionally high standard, with no expense spared. Premium materials, bespoke joinery, marble surfaces, designer lighting and premium fixtures and fittings have all been carefully selected to create an inviting yet refined space. The current layout accommodates circa 28 covers in total, offering a comfortable yet intimate dining experience, with flexible seating arrangements that could be reworked if required.

The café benefits from a well-equipped commercial kitchen, back-ofhouse storage, and all the utilities necessary for a scalable operation. The blend of historic charm and contemporary finish makes this a truly unique and desirable hospitality venue in Newcastle city centre. The property also benefits from an external pavement licence increasing the amount of covers available.

Newcastle upon Tyne is located in the North East of England and has an urban area population of some 190,000 persons. Newcastle is principally accessed via the A1, A19 and A69. Newcastle Airport, 7 miles north west of the City Centre, provides international and domestic services. Sunderland is located 14 miles to the South East, South Shields 14 miles to the east and Carlisle 58 miles to the west.

The opportunity is perfectly positioned in the core of Newcastle City Centre and sits on the busy pedestrian route of Old Eldon Square, directly adjacent to Greggs and the main Eldon Square Shopping Centre entrance. Surrounded by heavyweight national brands including John Lewis, Fenwick, M&S, Apple, Boots and Next amongst numerous others, the area enjoys consistently high footfall levels from shoppers, visitors, students and office workers, making it one of the City’s most dynamic trading pitches.