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Prime A3 Restaurant Opportunity 8-10 High St, Cardiff CF10 1BB TO LET Cardiff Leisure Market 8-10 • Cardiff is the Capital City of Wales. HIGH ST • 2,363,431 people live within 1 hr drive of Cardiff City Centre offering the most significant economy and employment base in Wales. • It is the home of the Welsh Government, Admiral Insurance, BBC and Brains. • The University of Cardiff ranks 99th in the Academic Ranking of World Universities. Investment Sport • Central Square - £400m in the development of The Principality Stadium is a world class venue attracting 800,000 sq ft of business space at by RAP & Legal on average 1.3 million visitors per annum; hosting: & General. • Champions League Final 2017 • St Davids 2 - £675m extension to create 1.4m sq ft • RBS Six Nations shopping centre. • Rugby world cup • FA Cup • Electrification of Cardiff Central Station - £2.8bn • International football improvement to rail infrastructure. • The Swalec Stadium is the home of Glamorgan • City Deal – £1.2bn on transport infrastructure County Cricket Club and a world class cricket servicing Cardiff. ground hosting International test cricket including the Ashes. Communications • Great Western main line railway to London Culture Paddington - Journey time set to drop to 1hr 40 minutes on the completion of electrification • Wales Millennium Centre. due in 2018. • National Museum of Wales. • M4 Motorway to the north of city centre – • Cardiff Castle. 46 miles to Bristol and 151 miles to London. • The Edwardian and Victorian Arcades. • Cardiff Airport – 11 miles from city centre. • University of Cardiff. Retail catchment Tourism • Top 10 retail centre in the UK. • 25 % of all tourism revenue in Wales. • The dominant shopping destination in Wales. • 50% of tourism revenue in the region. • Retail catchment population of 1,648,271 persons. • 1.91million overnight visitors. • 18million day visitors. • 4,875 hotel beds. CARDIFF Castle Quarter Map CASTLE duke ST ST JOHNS ST BUTE PARK CASTLE ST 4 1 ELEVENS HIGH ST 1 2 FABULOUS 6 HASHERY 3 WELSH CAKES 2 VODKA REVOLUTION ANGEL ELEVENS VODKA HOTEL REVOLUTION SEASONS 7 SEAFOOD CAFE 29 SHACK 8 5 RESTAURANT 3 SEASONS CAFE MINUET ZIZZI GARLANDS CAFE 28 BOARDROOM 9 4 FABULOUS WELSH CAKES CAFE POTTED 27 PIG DUKE ST 5 RESTAURANT MINUET ARCADE PIZZA Express WOMANBY ST HIGH ST ST JOHNS ST 6 HASHERY 8-10 HIGH ST ARCADE CASTLE 7 SEAFOOD SHACK ARCADE CASTLE THE HAYES 26 NY 8 GARLANDS CAFE QUARTER CASTLE DELI HIGH ST SIMPLY VEGAN 25 ARCADE CARDIFF QUARTER 10 9 BOARDROOM CAFE ST JOHNS ST BLUES BARKER GIN & JUICE ST JOHN’S MADAME WALLY’S 24 HIGH ST CHURCH 10 NEW YORK DELI FROMAGE DELI ARCADE BETWA BWYD WESTGATE ST CASTLE 11 22 BOMBAI 11 BETWA BYWD BOMBAI ARCADE 21 2 MIN 12 23 BARKER BARKER TEA 20 HOUSE 12 BARKER TEA HOUSE MADAME COFFEE & GELATO CORNER FROMAGE COFFEE THE 13 THE BOTANIST 19 BOTANIST CARDIFF INDOOOR HIGH ST 13 MARKET CHAI CHURCH ST 14 THE ALCHEMIST STREET PRINCIPALITY WOMANBY ST STADIUM 15 TURTLE BAY ASADOR 16 CHURCH ST 16 ASADOR 44 18 44 WESTGATE ST ST MARY ST bar44 THE 15 14 ALCHEMIST 17 TINY REBEL QUAY ST ST MARY ST TINY 17 TURTLE BAY REBEL 3 MIN 18 BAR 44 19 CHAI STREET Walking Distances from High St. 20 CORNER COFFEE WOOD ST 21 BARKER COFFEE & GELATO Cardiff Castle – 2 mins 22/23 MADAME FROMAGE Principality Stadium – 2 mins Central rail/bus station – 5 mins 24 WALLY’S DELI St Davids shopping centers – 8 mins 25 BARKER GIN & JUICE 5 MIN CARDIFF CENTRAL TRAIN STATION Cardiff University – 12 mins 26 SIMPLY VEGAN Central Square – 5 mins Nat Museum of Wales – 5 mins 27 PIZZA EXPRESS 28 POTTED PIG 29 ZIZZI CARDIFF CASTLE music, craft beer, street food and alternative cocktails. The Castle Quarter and High Street in particular are Castle Quarter The atmosphere is very relaxed and the whole area in a significant period of growth in food, drink and has an excellent working relationship with the local entertainment with a number of both independent and duke ST ST JOHNS ST authority, police and other public services. national chain operators adding to the vibrant mix. BUTE PARK CASTLE ST 4 1 HIGH ST 2 FABULOUS 6 HASHERY By day Castle St, High St and the beautiful Victorian High Street’s central location puts it within walking Some examples of the neighbours are well known 3 WELSH CAKES ANGEL ELEVENS VODKA HOTEL REVOLUTION SEASONS 7 SEAFOOD arcades buzz with the best in unique independent distance of the vast majority of what Cardiff has to brands such as Turtle Bay, Zizzi, Brewdog and CAFE 29 SHACK 8 5 RESTAURANT MINUET ZIZZI GARLANDS shopping and cafes then as the light fades the area offer. The table to the right shows walking distances to Revolution alongside award winning independents CAFE 28 BOARDROOM 9 transforms into the creative pulse of the city with the main shopping, entertainment, travel and education like the Potted Pig, Small Bar, New York Deli, Barker’s CAFE POTTED 27 PIG DUKE ST independent cafes, bars and restaurants offering live locations and as you can see there’s no need to drive! Coffee Shop and Tea Rooms and Clwb Ifor Bach. ARCADE PIZZA Express WOMANBY ST HIGH ST ST JOHNS ST In addition to the leisure growth High Street is within 8-10 HIGH ST ARCADE CASTLE 5 minutes walk of Central Square which is quickly ARCADE CASTLE becoming the commerce centre of Cardiff with a total THE HAYES 26 NY 2 QUARTER CASTLE DELI HIGH ST 1.3million ft of new office space occupied by the likes SIMPLY VEGAN 25 ARCADE CARDIFF QUARTER 10 ST JOHNS ST of BBC, Legal and General and HMRC. BLUES BARKER GIN & JUICE ST JOHN’S MADAME WALLY’S 24 HIGH ST CHURCH FROMAGE DELI ARCADE BETWA The additional jobs created in these buildings is BWYD WESTGATE ST CASTLE 11 22 BOMBAI ARCADE 21 2 MIN 12 already having a noticeable effect on footfall in the 23 BARKER BARKER TEA 20 HOUSE Castle Quarter and is expected to continue to grow as MADAME COFFEE & GELATO CORNER FROMAGE COFFEE Central Square is developed. THE 19 BOTANIST CARDIFF INDOOOR HIGH ST 13 MARKET CHAI CHURCH ST STREET PRINCIPALITY WOMANBY ST STADIUM ASADOR 16 CHURCH ST 18 44 WESTGATE ST ST MARY ST bar44 THE 15 14 ALCHEMIST QUAY ST ST MARY ST TINY 17 TURTLE BAY REBEL 3 MIN WOOD ST 5 MIN CARDIFF CENTRAL TRAIN STATION 8-10 8 & 10 HIGH ST 8 HIGH ST 10 HIGH ST • Ground Floor – 3,600 ft2 / 334.4 m2* • Ground Floor – 1,178 ft2 / 109.4 m2* • Ground Floor – 2,244 ft2 / 208.5 m2* High Street Basement – 2,500 ft2 / 232.3 m2* Basement – 1,969 ft2 / 182.9 m2* Basement – N/A • Rent on application • Rent on application • Rent on application lease options 8-10 High St is available for commercial letting with three available configurations. Ground floor rental space Basement Boundary wall *plans / areas are indicative only E J Hales, Savills and the Vendor take no responsibility for any error, mis-statement or 8-10 omission in these particulars. Measurements HIGH ST are approximate and for guidance only. CASTLE These particulars do not constitute any offer QUARTER or contract and neither E J Hales, Savills nor anyone in their employ have any authority to make any representation or warranty in relation to the property. Owen Cahill / EJ Hales M / 07824638338 E / [email protected] Andrew Phillips / Savills M / 07972 000 112 E / [email protected].
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