Class E / Retail / Office Premises, 86 Chapel Road, Worthing, BN11 1BN

This property comprises of a ground floor lock up retail / office premises. The unit is currently undergoing refurbishment and will be presented to the market with freshly painted white walls, lino flooring, suspended ceiling tiles with inset cat 3 lighting. At the rear of the property is a small WC area and rear fire door. The rear of the property is accessed via a side gate and rear courtyard. The property does not come with allocated parking however there is nearby on street parking and multi-storey car parks which offer discounts to people working within the town centre.

 

This is seen as an ideal opportunity for a new or expanding business to take on commercial premises in a town centre location with relatively low overheads.

The property is situated on the popular Chapel Road, close to the town’s brand new NHS Community Hub, Town Hall and Public Library in the heart of Worthing town centre. The street is one of the main thoroughfares into the town and is close to all local amenities and principle shops including Tesco Express, B&M Bargains, Greggs, KFC and all major Banks and Building Societies. Worthing is a popular seaside town with a population in excess of 105,000 and is located between the cities of Brighton (13 miles east) and Chichester (18 miles west). The property is situated on a popular bus route approximately a quarter of a mile to the south of Central Worthing mainline railway station, where regular services run along the south coast 84 Chapel Road, Worthing, BN11 1BNand north to London with a journey time of 1 hour and 25 minutes. Worthing also benefits from superb road links with the A27 and A24 located to the north and the A259 coast road less than half a mile to the south.

The property is available by way of an effective FR&I Lease for a minimum term of 3 years. Further details available upon request.

 

Business Rates - It is felt that prospective tenants should be able to claim Small Business Rates Relief but interested parties are asked to contact the local authority prior to committing to any agreement.