26 Silver Street, Bury, BL9 0DH

Magnificent Grade II listed former bank which dates to 1836 and now offers an occupant a restaurant opportunity with the potential for up to 100 covers. Under the proposed scheme, entry is made through the main front entrance with space for a bar / reception, main dining hall with mezzanine, kitchen, toilets and ancillary spaces, with the potential for offices or function rooms to the second floor. The ground and first floor levels total 4273 sq/ft (396.98 sq/m) with the potential for a mezzanine of approximately 645 sq/ft and feature an ornately coved former banking hall, of which there is no parallel in the local area. A rent-free period will be negotiated as a contribution towards the refurbishment cost.

The premises are located in the traditional district of Bury town centre close to many of the town's most established businesses, including the Fusilier's museum, solicitors firms, Bury library and other bars and restaurants. Motorway access is available within 1.7 miles (M66, junction 2), connecting Bury with the wider North West. Bury's public transport interchange is within 500 ft of the premises. Metered street parking is available directly outside and in the surrounding areas.

There is also the opportunity to rent the second floor, which offers 2659 sq/ft of office premises. Planning permission has been approved for a separate ground floor entrance leading directly to the staircase to the second floor.
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