45-49 Catherine Street Salisbury, SP1 2DH

Double Fronted City Centre Retail Unit

The property is Grade II Listed comprises a ground floor retail shop unit with the benefit of an extensive double window display frontage and an open plan sales area with partitioned rear stockroom, separate kitchen and staff WC facilities. The property has the benefit of rear loading access, together with one dedicated car parking space and access to the adjoining Brown Street Public Car Park.

Salisbury is an historic Cathedral City in Central Southern England. It has a resident population of 40,302 approximately and a Salisbury District population of 117,500 (Source: 2011 Census).

Rail communications are provided by a main-line Station with frequent service to London (Waterloo) (90 minutes approx.). Road communications are well served to London via A303 (M3) (88 miles); Southampton via A36 (M27) (24 miles); Bristol via A36 (54 miles); Exeter via A303 (91 miles) (Source: The AA).

There is a stall market at the Market Place on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Salisbury District attracts just over 3.95 million tourists per year, which comprises 1,085,000 staying visitors and 2,862,000 day visitors. (Source: The Southern Tourist Board 2008).

The property occupies a busy central trading position fronting Catherine Street, close to the junction with New Street and Ivy Street, with other nearby traders including Silverthornes Opticians,Noodle Camp Chinese Restaurant and Salisbury Antiques Market.

Salisbury is an historic Cathedral City in Central Southern England. It has a resident population of 40,302 approximately and a Salisbury District population of 117,500 (Source: 2011 Census). Rail communications are provided by a main-line Station with frequent service to London (Waterloo) (90 minutes approx.). Road communications are well served to London via A303 (M3) (88 miles); Southampton via A36 (M27) (24 miles); Bristol via A36 (54 miles); Exeter via A303 (91 miles) (Source: The AA). There is a stall market at the Market Place on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Salisbury District attracts just over 3.95 million tourists per year, which comprises 1,085,000 staying visitors and 2,862,000 day visitors. (Source: The Southern Tourist Board 2008). The property occupies a busy central trading position fronting Catherine Street, close to the junction with New Street and Ivy Street, with other nearby traders including Silverthornes Opticians, Noodle Camp Chinese Restaurant and Salisbury Antiques Market.