C E X, 13-17 Bridge Street, Worksop
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Key features
- High Yielding Retail Investment
- Retail Unit and Upper Parts
- Let to CEX
- 10 Year Lease Expiring 27.09.2035
- Long Standing Tenant of 10+ Years
- High Footfall Pedestrianised Street
- Investment Let at £15,000 p.a. (13.6% GIY on Guide Price)
Description
Arranged across ground and first floors, the property is let to CEX (Franchising) Limited on a 10 year lease expiring 27.09.2035 and paying £15,000 per annum. We understand the lease is a renewal of a previous lease, with the tenant in occupation for 10+ years.
The property occupies a prominent pitch fronting the pedestrianised Bridge Street, the principal retail amenity in Worksop. Nearby occupiers include Greggs, Specsavers, Holland & Barrett and a number of local occupiers.
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C E X, 13-17 Bridge Street, Worksop
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