37 High Street, SN6
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- Primary use
- Café
- Other use(s)
- Other leisure, Pub
Key features
- Hospitality venue of choice. With or without an alcoholic beverage license
- Acceptable let as an alternative Games Cafe featuring alcoholic beverages to 0.5%abv and snack food.
- Available to a Personal License holder as a Cocktail bar or free of tie Micro Pub. Subject to change of use from Class E, and the granting of a premises license.
- 3 months rent free and the following 3 months with a 50% reduction of rent as a contribution to repairs or fitting out and getting established.
- Required a business plan and proof of finance. Assistance with a business plan can be offered to a suitable newcomer to the hospitality industry.
- A negotiable deposit will be required when an applicant has assessed the work required to open their type of hospitality business.
- Some trade inventory as well as professional advice can be supplied free of charge to assist in creating a new business
- Visitors have noticed that 37 High Street has retained a welcoming atmosphere despite being empty for some years. Historical records show that for over 100 years only 2 families occupied the premises.
- Option to purchase the freehold with proof of funds.
Description
Below ground floor: delivery chute at rear 2 store rooms with remains of an 18th century kitchen with light wells
Ground floor: Front trade area reopened after being closed since 1923 leads to rear trade area, Both with fireplaces. Kitchen with immersion heater
Can be reconfigured as desired subject to any Grade II listed building consent
First floor: Existing: bathroom with shower, single bedroom or office, double bedroom, living room. Immersion heater. Could require a domestic kitchen or kitchenette
Second floor: 2 former workshops .
Some 18th century or earlier features retained
Private areas overlook St Michael's and all Angels
Courtyard with exit, and toilet
2 smart electricity meters. Rewiring required. Some plumbing required
Similar, and nearby properties, have fitted external staircases at the back to create an access to a separate apartment.
Former uses: part of a school when combined with 36 High Street; became a seed merchants in the nineteenth century; family owned barbers shop from about 1953 until about 2020,
The barbers shop had been separated and confined to the front room,and was stripped out by us in preparation for a hospitality use. Operator of family to live above.
If required the ground floor kitchen could be adapted for commercial use. Other changes are possible subject to Listed Building Consent, and Building Control, such as separating the ground and sub ground floor from the rest of the building.
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- Status
- Available
- Date available
- 01 August 2026
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- Use class
- E, Sui Generis
- Year built
- 1750
- Floors in building
- 4
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