Trinity House, 43-45 Trinity Street, Stoke-on-trent, Staffordshire, ST1 5LQ
Trinity House, 43-45 Trinity Street, Stoke-on-trent, Staffordshire, ST1 5LQ
The property is located on the edge of Hanley town centre, approximately 1.25 miles north of Stoke-on-Trent and within 4 miles of the M6 motorway. Trinity Street can be accessed from Etruria Road (A5010).
Retail/leisure investment comprising a five storey plus basement end terrace let at a combined rent of ú59,000. To the ground floor is a nightclub/bar, gym to the first floor and offices to both second and third floors. The fourth floor has outline planning permission for converstion to two self contained one bedroom flats and two self contained two bedroom flats with underground parking. The property has lift and stair access to all floors.
Rear access to underground car parking.
Approximately 464 sq m (555 sq yds).
Freehold.
Interested parties should consult with the Local Planning Office, Stoke on Trent City Council, PO Box 630, Civic Centre, Glebe Street, Stoke on Trent, ST4 1RN. Tel: 01782 234567, Fax: 01782 232171.
Ground Floor Nightclub is let to Knightsbridge Housing and Negotiators Ltd - 10 yr Lease from 24th March 2016. Yr 1 ú18k, Yr 2 ú20k, Yr 3 ú22k. Yrs 4-10 on a 7% accumulative fixed uplift. Break option 24th March 2019. Contracted out. 1st Floor let on a 12 nonth agreement to Fan Boxing at a rent of ú9,000 per annum from the 1st March 2016. 2nd & 3rd Floor let to Port Vale FC Community Trust commencing 1st March 2015 and ending on the 1st March 2041. Break option 1st March 2017. Contracted out. Current rent ú32,000 per annum. Total combined rent: ú59,000 per annum.
Energy Performance Certificate = F.
The first floor is let a 12 month agreement at a rent of ú9,000 per annum to Fan Boxing. The combined rent is ú59,000 per annum. The property comprises a five storey building plus basement. A copy of the Outline Planning has not been provided within the legal pack and having conducted an online search of the Local Councils website we cannot find a reference to it and interested parties should satisfy themselves by making their own enquiries.
