Market House

Landmark building to let, potential retail or restaurant opportunity (subject to planning).

The Market House is an 1838 built Grade 2 listed two-storey property located in the Market Place, and originally built to replace Kingston’s Tudor Town Hall building. A gilded statue of Queen Anne was transferred from the Tudor Building to the front of the Market House. From 1840, the building was used as Kingston’s Guildhall, until the current Guildhall was built in 1935. The building was then used as the town’s Market House until 1995. From 2000 to 2004, the ground floor was occupied as a café.

The building is iconic to Kingston Town Centre and forms the heart of the newly refurbished and hugely vibrant Market Place. The property is a iconic landmark building and the focal point of the Ancient Market Place in Kingston, one of the major retail destinations in the Country. The Ancient Market Place is easily recognisable and a focal point for the annual Ride London Bicycle Race. 

The Royal Borough is seeking a suitably impressive brand to occupy the premises as either a pure retail offer or a restaurant (subject to planning permission for change of use). Tenant fit out works must be sympathetic to the age, character and fabric of the building.

Kingston upon Thames is an historic market town and one of only four Royal Boroughs in England and Wales. The town is located approximately 13 miles south west of central London and benefits from excellent road communications, being in close proximity to the M25, M3 and A3. Rail services to London Waterloo take approximately 30 minutes and depart every 15 minutes.

Tenure

Leasehold

Viewing

Strictly by appointment.

Lease Type

New Lease

Lease Term

The premises are offered to let by way of new lease for a term to be agreed on fully repairing and insuring terms with 5 yearly upward only rent reviews.

Costs

Each party is responsible for their own legal and other professional costs incurred in the transaction.