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Retail Units & Shops for rent

Kent

Canterbury

Unit 2 St Margaret Street, Canterbury, CT1 2TU

£ 35,000 pa / 936 sq ft

Unit 2, 7-10 St Margaret Street, Canterbury - Picture 2021-03-03-15-00-44

Use Class

Size

936 sq ft

Rent pa

£35,000

Key Features

The subject property also sits in close proximity to Marlowe Arcade, which is a boutique retail arcade which forms part of the Whitefriars development, including brands Seasalt, Hobbs, Stormfront, Ecco and Swarovski.
These units will be stepped back slightly from the existing foot-path in order to nurture and encourage an alfresco environment and bring more life to the street scene.

Description

The Slatters development at 7-10 St Margaret's Street is a mixed-use development to comprise a new 129 bed Hampton by Hilton hotel, together with a 5th floor stunning rooftop bar/restaurant with dedicated ground floor entrance and two ground floor commercial units. The view from the rooftop restaurant will provide unparalleled, stunning and unrestricted views towards the Canterbury Cathedral and wider surrounding countryside.

The site incorporates the former Peter Newman shoe store, Ha-Ha Bar and 30 bedroom Slatters Hotel, which ceased trading approximately 20 years ago. With careful consideration of the historic nature of the site and listed elements, the development will be an inspired blend of old and new architecture.

In designing the elevation and façade of the new scheme the developer has taken references from other historical buildings and landmarks in Canterbury, including the cathedral and St Margaret’s Church, with a sympathetic choice of materials.

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.

This was last updated on 12/03/2024