Casino, Gun Hill, Southwold, Suffolk
Size
339
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Parking
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- Price per
- Primary use
- Traditional office
- Other use(s)
- Traditional office
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Key features
- Unrivalled
- Period property
- Office use
Description
Southwold is an extremely popular North Suffolk coastal town approximately 36 miles North East of Ipswich, 30 miles South East of Norwich and 4 miles from the A12 trunk road which links Great Yarmouth and London.
Home to brewery, pubs and hotels group Adnams plc Southwold boasts a thriving community which benefits from a substantial tourist influx throughout the year.
DESCRIPTION
This unrivalled octagonal shaped unit has outstanding views across the Southwold beach at Gun Hill. The building has permission to be used as an office.
RENT
The Landlord is seeking a rent of £15,000pa, terms to be negotiated. Please note that any occupier would have to use the local public car parking, which are close by.
ACCOMMODATION
The property is arranged over the ground floor and comprises of the following area:
Office area 31.50sqm (339sqft)
RATES
The property has a rateable value of £4,650, making it eligible for 100% Small Business Rates Relief.
EPC— The building is less than 50sqm and is therefore exempt from needing an EPC, however it is registered at Band D
HISTORY
This octagonal building is known as the Casino was built by a local wealthy merchant (James Thompson) in 1801.
It was fashionable in that era to frequent a place where copies of the daily news sheets could be shared. The reading room would be used by a group subscribing to it. This little merry band of readers were not quite as harmonious as they might seem and a row developed with one group trying to ban a local member of the clergy from attending.
Membership dwindled and by 1903 it was eventually used as a Coastguard Look Out, and then turned into the studio for the local broadcasts of Radio Blyth, and more recently an office.
NOTE: The property is Grade II Listed.
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- Status
- Available
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- Use class
- C3, E
- Year built
- 1800
- Floors in building
- 1
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