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14 North Street, Bourne, PE10 9EG
Use Class
E
Size
1,397 sq ft
Rent pa
£18,500
Key Features
Main Town Centre Shopping Centre anchored by a 12,285 sq ft M&S Simply Food
Located in a busy & popular retail location
Adjoining the town’s main car park
Approximately 160 car parking spaces
Excellent level of footfall
Description
The scheme is set in a prime location on North Street (A15), the main shopping area in the town centre, which is home to a mixture of national and regional occupiers.
The Burghley Centre comprises a total of approximately 32,000 sq ft of retail accommodation, including a new 12,285 sq ft M&S Simply Food and the principal car parking for the town, which provides approximately 160 spaces. National occupiers in the scheme include M&Co, Specsavers, Cancer Research and Age UK. Other national occupiers elsewhere in the town include Boots, Superdrug, Natwest, Lloyds Bank, Heron and William Hill amongst others.
Key Information
Viewing
Strictly by appointment.
Accommodation
1,397 Sq.Ft
Financial
Lease Term
The units are available to let on effectively full repairing and insuring leases for a term of years to be agreed. Rent will be payable quarterly in advance.
Rent
Subject to contract, rental offers are invited in the region of £18500 per annum exclusive of rates, service charge, VAT (if applicable) and all other outgoings.
Rates
For rates payable on the individual units interested parties should make their own enquiries via South Kesteven District Council on 01476 406080. We are verbally informed by the Local Rating Authority that the premises have been assessed for rating purposes as shown above. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries to the Local Authority.
Costs
Each party is responsible for their own legal and other professional costs incurred in the transaction.
Service Charge
A service charge is payable for the upkeep and maintenance of the common areas of the shopping centre.
Rates
Sustainability
This unit is part of The Burghley Centre
The Burghley Centre
The opening of the Burghley Centre in 1989 created a great deal of controversy in Bourne because the £1½ million project involved the demolition of historic buildings on the east side of North Street, notably a chemist's shop that had an original Victorian shop front. At the rear, the cattle market had been disused and derelict for some years and the pens and sale offices provided much of the space needed for the development between North Street and Meadowgate which included a mall with 14 retail units, Budgens' supermarket and a car park with 170 spaces.
Misrepresentation Notice
All the above information and descriptions (whether in the text, plans or photographs) are given in good faith but should not be relied upon as being a statement of representation or fact. Any areas, measurements or distances referred to are approximate only.
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This was last updated on 23/09/2022