155 Seymour Road, Gloucester
By Bethany Winter | 22nd August 2024
It comprises an end-terrace two storey building of rendered brick construction under a pitched tiled roof with residential on the first floor and a self-contained retail unit at ground floor level with fully glazed shop front.
The ground floor includes the main retail area with a kitchenette and WC to the rear. The flat accommodation comprises a two-bedroom flat with open plan kitchen/dining/living area and bathroom.
The property includes an enclosed yard to the rear with gated entrance.
Energy Performance Certificate: The retail unit has an EPC Rating of C-63 and the flat, C-71.
Location:
The property is situated on a corner position at the junction of Seymour Road and Cecil Road, approximately one mile south of the City Centre.
It is situated in a prominent position in a residential area and there are several commercial premises in the vicinity with further amenities provided along the Bristol Road.
Accommodation:
76.21 sq m (820sq ft)
Price:
£255,000
Rates:
The Rateable Value listed on the Valuation Office Agency website for the retail unit is £6,100. The flat is within Band A for Council Tax purposes.
Planning:
The ground floor is being used as a beauty salon which falls within Class E of the Use Classes Order 1987. The flat falls within Class C3.
Terms:
The property is offered freehold subject to the occupational tenancies in place.
Tenancies
The retail unit is let for a period of 5 years from December 2022 at a rent of £8,000 per annum.
The lease includes a tenant's break clause and rent review on the 3rd anniversary. A 3-month rent deposit is held. The flat is let on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) at a rent of £825 per month.
The yard to the rear is vacant. Further information is available upon request.
VAT:
The property is not elected for VAT.
Legal costs:
Each party to bear their own legal costs incurred in the transaction.
Contact:
Simon McKeag: 07737 691453
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