Kilburn Bridge, Kilburn High Road, Brent, London
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• Within close proximity of Kilburn Park Underground Station (Bakerloo Line) and Kilburn High Road Overground
• Gross internal area of approximately 605 sq m (6,516 sq ft)
• Substantial ground floor pub of circa 262 sq m (2,822 sq ft) with two floors of self-contained residential accommodation above
• Licensed from 7:00am until 3:00 am from Monday to Sunday
• Whole building available to let including self-contained accommodation at first and second floors
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Kilburn Bridge, Kilburn High Road, Brent, London
About A G & G LIMITED, London
AG&G operates at every level of the British licensed leisure industry, offering specialist expertise in both agency and professional work, involving pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants, hotels and any other type of licensed leisure outlet.
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