Former Barclays Bank, 49 Broad Street, Stamford

The property is the ground floor of a Grade II listed building of predominantly stone construction beneath a collyweston slate roof built in the late 19th century of two/ three storeys, it features a fine ashlar facade, parapet, moulded cornices and a five bay arcade to part among other details.

Location - The property is situated on Broad Street in the center of the historic town of Stamford. Other occupiers on the street include The Corn Exchange Theatre, Model Fish Bar and more. The area benefits from attractive architecture including the traditional Hospital of William Browne and Stamford Business Centre. Stamford benefits from the A1 Great North Road being close by and is situated approximately 22 miles south of Grantham and 12 miles north of Peterborough.

Description - The property is part of a Grade II listed building of predominantly stone construction beneath a collyweston slate roof built in the late 19th century of two/ three storeys, it features a fine ashlar facade, parapet, moulded cornices and a five bay arcade to part among other details.

The proposal is to connect the ground floor units into one or two self contained retail units, both with direct access off Broad Street. Internally it is a former banking hall with male and female W.C's and a store to the rear. The property can be split into two separate retail units or let as one large unit if desired. The units will be offered as simple shell units ready for tenant fit out as required.
The units would be suitable for a range of uses.

Accomodation - The property has the following approximate floor areas measured in accordance with the RICS code of measuring practice on a net internal area basis:

Predicted floor areas;

Unit 1 - 90.9sq m (978sq ft) approx

Unit 2 - Ground floor - 164.4sq m (1737sq ft) approx
Basement - 75 sq m (807sq ft) approx
Total - 236.4sq m (2,543.6sq ft) approx

Total Approximate Net Internal Floor Area - 269.93sq m (2,905sq ft) currently approximate and will be slightly changed once works are completed.

Services - We understand that mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. None of the heating systems or any other plant and equipment have been tested by Richardson and prospective lessees must rely on their own investigations as to their existence and condition.

Business Rates - To be assessed.

Epc - To be assessed.

Terms - To Let of a new full repairing and insuring lease for a term to be negotiated.

Legal Costs - Each party to pay their own costs incurred.

Viewing - For an appointment to view or further information please contact –

Andrew Leech
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Katie Mulhern
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