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Kent's Retail & Cultural Heart Kent’s retail & cultural heart 7-10 St Margaret's Street Rooftop Bar/Restaurant and Ground Floor Retail/Restaurant Units in historic Canterbury 7-10 St Margaret's Street rooftop restaurant/bar Ground Floor Retail Units Ground Floor Retail Units 3 Catchment Canterbury is Kent’s retail and cultural heart. SHEERNESS With its accessibility from London, Canterbury DARTFORD is also a tourism hotspot, with over 7.8 million visitors per annum. Canterbury is located 63 MARGATE ROCHESTER miles south east of London, 29 miles east of RAMSGATE Maidstone and 17 miles north west of Dover. SITTINGBOURNE The city has excellent road connections being adjacent to the A2 dual carriageway which CANTERBURY links with the M2 to the north west and the SEVENOAKS MAIDSTONE port of Dover to the south east. The city has two mainline railway stations which combined see over 3.6 million ASHFORD passengers travel through them each year, DOVER and is served by frequent trains to and from ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS London Charing Cross and London Victoria, as CRANBROOK FOLKESTONE well as high speed trains from St Pancras with a journey time of 56 minutes. Gatwick Airport is approximately 50 miles (80 km) to the west of the city. NEW ROMNEY canterbury has two mainline railway stations CAMBER which see over 3.6 million 15 minutes. Population: 96,180 passengers each year 30 minutes. Population: 440,243 1 hour. Population: 1,899,911 7-10 St Margaret's Street 4 visitors spend: Of the visitors: are on on£52 accommodation million 49%holiday are visiting visitors7.8 million per annum friends/family on£38 entertainment million 27% are on up 7.5% 22%business since 2015 £116on food million & drink The city is the dominant retailing centre in Kent and serves a primary catchment population of 232,000 Canterbury Canterbury is home to Canterbury Cathedral three universities: ranks The University of Kent, University for the Creative receives over Arts, and Canterbury Christ Church University 900,000 vistors have a combined student population of over per year on the40 basis of its PMA Non-Food 7-10 Retail Score St Margaret's 43,000 students Street 5 University of Kent 20 minute Tourismand walk universities 5 1 Canterbury Cathedral 4 1 2 Whitefriars 3 Canterbury Roman Museum 4 Christchurch Gate 5 The Marlowe Theatre 3 7-10 christ church St Margaret's University 10 minute Street walk 2 University for the creative arts 10 min walk 6 city centre Location The subject property occupies a prime central retail pitch in the City Centre, located on St Margaret's Street which links the historic High Street to the modern Whitefriars development, Canterbury’s prime retailing location, which is home to brands such as Fenwicks, H&M, M&S, Topshop and Zara. Canterbury Cathedral is a 4 minute walk from the subject property, which itself attracts over 900,000 paid visits annually. St Margaret's Street is already an established boutique retail and food and beverage location, with retailers such as Superdry HMV, and Alice and the Hatter. The subject property also sits in close proximity to Marlowe Arcade, which is a boutique retail arcade which forms part of the Whitefriars development, including brands Seasalt, Hobbs, Stormfront, Ecco and Swarovski. 7-10 St Margaret's Street 7 Canterbury city centre B E ST L A N E S U N ST R E E T CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL Location HIGH STREET GUILDHALL STREET M E RC Y L A N E BURGATE BUTCHERY LANE LONG MARKET PA R A D E 7-10 L I N K L A N E St Margaret's Street ST GEORGES STREET ST MARGARET’S STREET CANTERBURY LAND whitefriars centre RO S E L A N E Experian Goad Plan Created: 01/04/2020 Created By: Savills 8 50 metres Copyright and confidentiality Experian, 2020. © Crown copyright and database rights For more information on our products and services: 2020. OS 100019885 www.experian.co.uk/goad | [email protected] | 0845 601 6011 the Development The Slatters development at 7-10 St Margaret's Street is a Independent of the hotel and roof-top restaurant entrances mixed-use development to comprise a new 129 bed Hampton along St Margaret’s Street, are two further smaller by Hilton hotel, together with a 5th floor stunning rooftop commercial units which have planning permission for A1 or bar/restaurant with dedicated ground floor entrance and A3 type use. two ground floor commercial units. The view from the rooftop restaurant will provide unparalleled, stunning and These units will be stepped back slightly from the existing unrestricted views towards the Canterbury Cathedral and foot-path in order to nurture and encourage an alfresco wider surrounding countryside. environment and bring more life to the street scene. The site incorporates the former Peter Newman shoe store, In designing the elevation and façade of the new scheme Ha-Ha Bar and 30 bedroom Slatters Hotel, which ceased the developer has taken references from other historical trading approximately 20 years ago. With careful buildings and landmarks in Canterbury, including the consideration of the historic nature of the site and listed cathedral and St Margaret’s Church, with a sympathetic elements, the development will be an inspired blend of old choice of materials. and new architecture. Immediately outside of the hotel and retail units, public Visitor and guest access to the hotel will be via St Margaret's realm improvements along St Margaret's Street are also Street and through the renovated listed timber building, being carried out as part of the development. This will see which will then open out into the lobby, foyer and dining pedestrianisation of the street, tree planting and new area to the rear of the hotel. granite sett & york stone paving to the road and footpaths. The adjacent and renovated listed Georgian building will form a separate entrance from St Margaret’s Street for a dedicated entrance and passenger lift to the new roof-top restaurant. 7-10 St Margaret's Street the Service Development lift terrace passenger restaurant lift passenger lift unit 1 unit 2 restaurant entrance Ground Floor Retail / F&B rooftop restaurant / bar Unit 1 947 sq ft 88 sq m Ground Floor Entrance (GIA) 570 sq ft 53 sq m Unit 2 936 sq ft 87 sq m 5th floor Restaurant (GIA) 5,403 sq ft 502 sq m Units would be able to be combined. 5th floor Terrace (GIA) 2,497 sq ft 232 sq m 7-10 St Margaret's Street 10 Rooftop restaurant / baR 7-10 St Margaret's Street 11 further Details Rent Upon Application. Tenure The premises are available on a new tenant’s full internal repairing and insuring lease. Rates To be assessed. Parties should enquiry directly with the Valuation Office Agency. EPC Available on request Ground Floor Retail Units 7-10 St Margaret's Street Ground Floor Retail Units 12 7-10 St Margaret's furtherInformation Street Maps are reproduced from Ordnance Survey Map with permission of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office. Crown copyright licence number 1000022432 Savills (UK) Ltd, published for the purposes of identification only although believed to be correct accuracy in not guaranteed. Savills, their customers and any joint agents C H R I S B I C K L E give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form [email protected] part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, +44 (0) 23 8071 3943 building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchases must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise..
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