Hamlet Court Road, Westcliff-on-sea, SS0

Location

Located in an exceptional trading location, nestled along a bustling high street type location in the heart of Westcliff-on-Sea, this establishment enjoys a constant flow of both pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Surrounded by a diverse range of businesses, such as a pub, barber shop, and Sainsbury's Local, it benefits from a vibrant local community and constant activity.

Tenure

New lease available for a term to be agreed at a commencing rental of £28,000 per annum exclusive.

Premises

The building was erected in 1901 as The Capital and Counties Bank Ltd, and in 1929 it became The Lloyds Bank, and remained as that until 1993 when it was transformed into a restaurant. 



A charming end of terrace corner plot, boasting a stylish facia board and a sleek traditional frontage, inviting customers into a spacious premises measuring approximately 1,978 sq. ft.



Upon entering, you will find yourself in the LARGE RESTAURANT AREA with capacity for 80 covers, you will also discover a BESPOKE BAR, a fully equipped immaculate COMMERCIAL KITCHEN, ladies, gents and staff WC's in addition to an extensive CELLAR rea for storage.

Trading Hours

Tuesday - Saturday 12 pm- 2:30 then 4 pm - 10:30 pm, Sunday 12pm - 8 pm. Closed Monday. The Premises Licence allows for the sale of alcohol for consumption on or off the premises, late night refreshments, live & recorded music and dancing.

Staff

The business is run by the vendor on a full-time basis, with the assistance of 4 full time and 2 part time members of staff.

Turnover

We are advised the turnover averages approximately £8,000 per week working to the usual high gross profit margins associated with the trade.

Business Rates

The premises is subject to a rateable value of £16,000.

Legal Costs

Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in the transaction.

Disclaimer

Whilst every care is taken to ensure that these particulars are correct, accuracy is no way guaranteed and none of the information supplied forms part of any contract. Acceptance of these particulars constitutes a contract to the effect that all negotiations for the business or property will be made through Gilbert & Rose otherwise the purchaser will be equally responsible with the vendor for damages equal to the amount of our commission.