A two storey plus basement corner property comprising of two commercial units, one unit previously let as a clothes shop which is now vacant and the other is used as a restaurant on a 15 year lease from 13th October 2021 producing a rental income of £8,400 per annum. The upper floor is used as ancillary accommodation but has potential for use as a HMO or flat conversion subject to gaining any necessary consents. The property also benefits from roller shutters.
Please note the property is situated close to St Helens regeneration project.
Off Hall Street which in turn is off Church Street in a popular and well-established area close to local amenities and transport links. The property is approximately 0.5 miles from St Helens Retail Park and 15 miles from Liverpool City Centre.
Ground Floor
Basement - Not Inspected. 4 George Street - Main Shop Area 4 & 6 Hall Street and 2 George Street (restaurant) - Restaurant Area, Seating Area, Ladies & Mens W.Cs, Kitchen
First Floor
4 George Street - 2 x Rooms used as storage
4 & 6 Hall Street and 2 George Street - Ancillary Storage Rooms, Fridge Area
2 George Street and 4-6 Hall Street - B
4 George Street - E
Freehold.
Sutton Kersh - Auctions
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