Kelburn Point Retail, 7-19 Mosley Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 1YE

Kelburn Point comprises a prominent city centre commercial building that is to be comprehensively reconfigured by the landlord to provide approximately 5,500 sq ft of open-plan accommodation arranged over the ground and first floor levels.

Constructed in a traditional manner and benefiting from strong presence onto Mosley Street, the property is considered suitable for a variety of retail, leisure, food and beverage, fitness and other commercial uses, subject to planning. The proposed refurbishment will deliver flexible floor space capable of accommodating bespoke occupier requirements within one of Newcastle's most sought-after leisure and retail destinations.

Kelburn Point occupies a prominent city centre position on Mosley Street, connecting Newcastle's established retail, leisure and business districts with the Quayside. The property benefits from excellent accessibility, lying within a short walk of Newcastle Central Station and the Tyne and Wear Metro network, while the A167(M) and A1 provide convenient road links across the region and beyond.

The surrounding area is home to a diverse mix of national, regional and independent occupiers, creating strong levels of footfall throughout the day and into the evening. Nearby attractions include the vibrant Quayside leisure circuit, Grey Street, Grainger Town and the historic Grainger Market, together with a broad range of restaurants, bars, cafés, hotels and cultural venues. The location offers an excellent opportunity for retail, leisure or hospitality operators seeking representation within one of Newcastle's most established and well-connected city centre destinations.

New lease is available on an Effective Full Repairing and Insuring basis with terms to be agreed, subject to contract.

Rent available upon application.

We understand that the property benefits from consent for it’s current use that falls under use Class E of the Town & Country Planning Use Classes Order as amended 1 September 2020.
Alternative uses may be considered subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent via the Local Planning Authority, Newcastle City Council.