The property comprises two retail and leisure units, located adjacent to the Savoy Cinema and new South Kesteven District Council offices, within the heart of the Town Centre. The cinema generated close to 300,000 visitor trips during its first year of trading pre – covid and we understand the business is now trading back at a similar pre – covid level.
The property comprises of a historic watermill building that has been superbly refurbished to modern fit out being of stone construction under a pitched roof.
The ground floor features the preserved remnants of the huge iron waterwheel, which holds exciting possibility for restoration.
The remaining ground floor provides useful garage/ workshop/storage element.
The first floor provides a modern open plan accommodation benefitting from painted and plastered walls, LED lightening, toilet and staff facilities, new water-source heat pump, characterful architectural features throughout and an abundance of natural light.
Bi-folding doors open onto a large balcony which enjoys superb views of the River Calder below.
The overall approximate NIA of the first floor is 1,082sq.ft.
Externally the property provides a private and secluded small garden area overlooking the river.
The property provides a prominent High Street opportunity for someone to purchase their own retail unit. The building has allocated parking at the rear for two. The property has been used successfully for many years as a hairdressing salon but may be suitable for a variety of uses (Subject to Planning).
The ground floor measures approximately 85.47 sq m (920 sq ft) on a net internal basis, with the first floor providing a further 38.74 sq m (417 sq ft) of additional sales or office accommodation. There is also a WC on the first floor and a kitchenette to the rear.
The property occupies a prominent location within the Cornhill Quarter redevelopment with frontage onto Exchange Square. At ground floor level, the property comprises a large open plan retail space. The first floor contains WC facilities, storerooms/ offices and an expansive open plan space that would be suitable for restaurant or leisure purposes.
THE DEVELOPMENT
The Cornhill Market is currently being fully upgraded to meet the requirements of a modern market hall with an investment of
£7 million to provide:
Comprehensive refurbishment of the external built fabric.
Glazed full height arches connecting the outside to the inside.
Replacement roofing and glazed lanterns.
35 freestanding stalls in the interior space of a contemporary, minimal design for local businesses to promote local produce and an area within the centre of the Market Hall to accommodate seating for the associated food outlets within the stalls.
New themed restaurant unit fronting Sincil Street.
Hot food and drink stalls with extraction.
Feature mezzanine providing additional food and drink units with communal seating areas.
A town centre retail unit laid out over ground and first floors with a full width glazed frontage abutting Southgate. Internally, the property has a solid floor at ground floor level, painted plaster walls and a suspended acoustic tile ceiling. The first floor is decorated in a similar manner. There is potential to extend the first floor over the balance of the ground floor
The subject property comprises a prominent mid terraced retail unit with a glazed shop front abutting the pedestrianised precinct on Lincoln High Street, laid out over ground, first and second floors. The previous occupants retailed from both the ground and part of the first floor and an incoming tenant has this option. Internally the unit has a laminate floor, slat boarded walls and a suspended acoustic ceiling.
The property comprises a ground floor unit, which has been used as a Pizza Hut takeaway for many years and remains fitted out for this purpose.The various fixtures and fittings in-situ within the unit are available by way of separate negotiation with the Landlords.
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The property abuts the public highway to the front, with a small forecourt between the shopfront and the pavement, which is suitable for the parking of two small vehicles.
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The property has a full width glazed shopfront and rear access for servicing via Manby Street immediately to the south.
The property comprises a terraced ground floor retail unit that befittingly overlooks the centre’s car park. Internally the retail unit, previously a sweets and cards shop, is fitted out to a good level. The shop benefits from LED panel lighting and CCTV. The Unit also benefits from a toilet and staff room area towards the rear.
The property comprises of a ground floor lock up retail unit with a principal frontage to High Street and a return frontage to St Mark Street.
Having previously accommodated Cooplands Bakery, the property benefits from 3 phase electricity and a kitchen, staff room and WC facilities towards the rear.
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