11A Boothferry Road, Goole, East Riding Of Yorkshire
Size
1,496.18
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Parking
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- Price per
- POA
- Primary use
- High street retail
- Other use(s)
- Traditional office, Convenience store, Shop, Cafe, Other
- Frontage
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Building amenities
Additional costs may apply for some services – please check the full property description for more details.
- Transport links
- Well connected
Key features
- High Street Rental Auction
- Term of up to 5 years
- Subject to a scheme of works to bring the property up to a legal minimum lettable standard
Description
A High Street Rental Auction (HSRA) is a new legal power in England, effective December 2024, allowing local councils to force the letting of commercial properties empty for over a year.
Designed to combat high-street decline, it allows councils to auction tenancies for vacant shops, aiming to bring life back to town centres with new occupiers, such as local businesses or community groups.
Both 11 and 11a Boothferry Road, Goole are offered to the market using HRSA powers.
The property is a single storey retail unit formerly occupied by ShoeZone. The unit provides a full height glazed retail frontage, into a regular shaped open plan retail area. Beyond the main sales are an additional four stock / storerooms offering potential for adaptation to create a larger sales area, or alternative uses.
HOW DOES A HIGH STREET RENTAL AUCTION (HSRA) WORK?
A High Street Rental Auction is a simple and transparent way to bring empty shops and
commercial premises back into use, helping to revive town centres and high streets.
When a shop or commercial unit has been vacant for a long period, the local council may consider it suitable for a rental auction. The aim is to reduce long term vacancies and encourage new businesses, services, or community uses to move in.
The property is advertised widely to attract interest from local businesses, start-ups and community organisations. Anyone who meets the basic requirements can take part in the auction.
Interested parties must register and submit their rental offers using the prescribed bid form contained within the auction pack.
â– Bidding is competitive but transparent
â– All bidders are treated equally
This process helps ensure the rent reflects market demand while remaining fair.
Once the auction ends, the successful bidder is awarded the lease and can begin preparing to open their business. The lease gives them security to invest in the property and become part of the high street.
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- Rent obligation
- Fully repairing and insuring
- Status
- Available
- Date available
- 01 December 2026
- Service charge
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- Business rates
- £15,000
- Use class
- E
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11A Boothferry Road, Goole, East Riding Of Yorkshire
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