Clifton is a charming suburb of Bristol, it is arguably the most affluent part of the city and is highly desirable as a place to live and work, which is reflected in property values.  The village is home to an eclectic mix of retailers and restaurant operators, including Ivy Brasserie, Cote, Zizzi and Hotel du Vin.

The subject property is a well-known eatery that has traded as the Clifton Sausage since 2002 and has a loyal following. It is situated in a quiet yet central location and provides a total of just over 4,000 sq ft of accommodation over basement, ground and first floor. It is our opinion that in future years the property could lend itself to redevelopment, subject to the necessary consents.

Shrewsbury is the county town of Shropshire and is an extremely well regarded, historic and affluent town with a population of circa 75,000 and a catchment of around 200,000.

The subject property is situated in a roadside development on the Town’s main ring-road, approx. 2 miles from the town centre. It comprises a modern purpose built Travelodge hotel comprising 41 bedrooms with associated parking and is ideally situated, being adjacent to a Greene King public house, a fuel station with convenience store, a Starbucks and Burger King Drive-Thru’s, making the scheme very convenient to visitors that do not want to travel to the town centre, such as those visiting the plethora of businesses at the neighbouring business parks.

The property consists of a modern style terrace of Warehouse/Industrial units, extending to 21,143 sq ft. The units were originally comprising six self-contained elements and occupied by four different tenants on varying terms.

The estate is situated in arguably Weymouth’s premier business location,   adjacent to the New Look Headquarters, a Premier Inn, a flagship Sainsbury supermarket with fuel station, a Morrisons and a nearby Lidl. There is also a “Park & Ride” within comfortable walking distance providing extra parking and bus services from the town centre.

Ampress Business Park sits on the outskirts of Lymington and offers the main business/industrial park for Lymington and the surrounding area with very little in the way of competition. As the park is sandwiched  between the New Forest National Park and the town, it is physically  limited and can not extend any further. 

The subject property was originally developed in the 1950’s, but at the turn of the millennium was re-clad and re-roofed and now presents an appealing modern looking property. 

This property is one of the largest footprint shops in the affluent and busy market town of Lymington, which benefits from a large catchment area, with both tourists and more local residents being drawn to the renowned Saturday market.  The property is let to the well-regarded covenant of Poundland Ltd.