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Pavilion Shopping Centre ON THE INSTRUCTIONS OF PAVILION RETAIL / LEISURE SHOPPING OPPORTUNITIES CENTRE FROM 1,295 SQ FT THORNABY TEESIDE TS17 9FF • 315,000 sq ft of retail / leisure accommodation with 38 retail units • Anchored by Asda, Lidl and Wilko with other retailers including KFC, Card Factory and Boots • Open Air Shopping Centre - with 800 surface parking spaces • Catchment c. 52,000 (10 mins drive time) and c. 171,000 (20 minute drive time) * Source Acorn JOIN OUR LINEUP: Thornaby is part of the borough of Stockton on Tees with a population of approximately 200,000. The broader Teesside conurbation of which PAVILION Thornaby forms part has a population of 670,000. SHOPPING The immediate population of Thornaby is over 25,000 and Ingleby Barwick A66 located immediately to the south has been developed over the last twenty A19 MIDDLESBROUGH CENTRE five years and now comprises a population of an additional 26,000. DURHAM The number of households in a 10 minute drive time is nearly 52,000. UNIVERSITY A66 TEESIDE SHOPPING THE JAMES COOK Thornaby has undergone a progressive and impressive transformation with UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL A1130 the regeneration of the Town Centre, substantial development of residential The centre was refurbished and PAVILION A172 areas, renewal of older residential areas and the continued success and SHOPPING extended in 2008, new occupiers CENTRE STEWART PARK growth of the local economy at Teesside Industrial Estate nearby. THORNABY such as Lidl, McDonalds Wilko A19 A1045 MIDDLESBROUGH and Home Bargains helped Further investment is anticipated as Thornaby is in a unique position locally MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE to anchor the scheme and to access £25 million in government money through the Towns Fund strengthen its position within the accessed via Stockton Borough Council. Borough shopping hierarchy. A174 The scheme is principally anchored at one end by Lidl and a 300 vehicle car park whilst at the opposite end of the scheme is an Asda Superstore with a further 400 vehicle car park.In addition the scheme benefits from a further draw the Thornaby Pavilion Sports Centre. This community hub provides facilities such as Basketball, Badminton, Five a Side Football, Indoor Bowling, Judo, Karate etc. The scheme is embedded in the community with the population visiting the centre as an extended Local Centre. The open air market operates on a Thursday a further popular draw in the centre. PAVILION P SHOPPING 290 (ACTUAL) POST OFFICE JALZ P HAIRDRESSING TD MORTON CENTRE OPTICIAN MELT 57 (ACTUAL) DESSERTS CAFESPHERE COFFEE WILLIAM SHOP HILL THE GOLDEN EAGLE BAR SERVICE AREA YORKSHIRE BANK P 52 (ACTUAL) ALLENSWAY TRENCHARD AVENUE WAYNE PAUL’S BARBERS TEESIDE HOSPICE LEISURELAND AMUSEMENT COOPLANDSBAKER PAVILION PLACE – EVERYDAY MARKET UNIT 5D SERVICE AREA UNDER OFFER QUOTING RATEABLE RATES SERVICE SUBWAY UNIT AREA SQ FT BED CENTRE RENT (PAX) VALUE PAYABLE CHARGE UNIT 4B OFFICE BARNARDO’S MIND UNIT 4A 3 Vale House 3,382 sq ft £35,000 £41,000 £20,131 £9,027 CHAR SHOP AVAILABILITY UNIT 4 Various retail units are available as follows: ROBERTSBUTCHERS FAMILY UNIT 3 BUTTERWICK VPZ 4 Vale House 2,350 sq ft £29,500 TBC TBC £5,445 HOSPICE CARE FULTONS FROZEN FOOD LIBRARY OFFICE HOMEFAIR & THORNABY BLINDS 4A Vale House 2,530 sq ft £29,500 TBC TBC £6,400 PAVILION LEISURE CENTRE IKON HAIR 4B Vale House 2,505 sq ft £29,500 TBC TBC £6,337 HEAVEN SCENT FLORIST To be 5c Vale House 1,264 sq ft £25,000 TBC £3,279 UNDER OFFER reassessed THORNABY MEDICAL CENTRE & BOOTS CHEMIST On To be 5d Vale House 2,064 sq ft TBC TBC application reassessed P Ground 400 (ESTIMATED) 4,705 sq ft* 6 Vale House Market Stalls / Event space – various opportunities First Floor 3,917 sq ft * Subdivision opportunities PAVILION SHOPPING RENTS / INCENTIVES Further information on incentive packages are available on application. CENTRE All rents and service charge are subject to VAT. THORNABY TEESIDE TS17 9FF RATEABLE VALUE / RATES PAYABLE Until April 2021 there is no rates payable for Class E uses. Interested parties are advised to verify any information provided regarding rateable values, rates payable and small business rates relief with the local authority. FURTHER INFORMATION & ENQUIRIES Please contact the joint agents: 01642 713303 www.thomas-stevenson.co.uk Paul Stevenson Steve Henderson Ian Briggs 01642 713303 07870 999 618 01388 810 535 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] IMPORTANT NOTICE Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis-statement in these particulars which do not constitute an offer or contract. No representation or warranty is made or given either during negotiations or in particulars by vendor, lessors or the agent. All figures are exclusive of rates, service charge, VAT and all other outgoings. November 2020 JOIN OUR LINEUP:.
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