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SHOP TO LET 43 SYDENHAM RD LONDON SE26 5EX LOCATION: RENT: The subject premises are situated on the southern side of £20,000 per annum exclusive Sydenham Road (A212) which represents the main retail thoroughfare for the area. Sydenham is approximately 2 miles TERMS: south of Lewisham town centre and approximately 3 miles to The property is available by way of a new fully repairing and the west of the major district centre of Bromley. The area is insuring lease for a period to be agreed but with provision for well served by bus routes and Sydenham mainline railway regular rent review. stations and numerous national multiples including Superdrug and Morrisons. RATES: RV 2017 £13,452 DESCRIPTION: UBR 2020-2021 49.9p in the £ The subject premises form a lock up shop with kitchen &, W.C. Small business rate relief may be available. Further details may facilities. The premises have rear access which can be found via be found at: http://www.gov.uk/apply-for-business-rate- a service road to the rear. The premises are fitted with an relief/small-business-rate-relief electric roller shutter and recently traded as a Bureau de Change. EPC: Rating B-45 ACCOMODATION: Please contact us if you would like to be provided with a full copy of The premises afford the following approximate net internal the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). areas: V.A.T: Retail Area 738 sq ft – 68.56 sq m Is NOT elected for V.A.T. Kitchen W.C. VIEWING: Strictly via sole agents – Baxter Philips – Tel: 020 8313 9000 Subject to contract Northside House · 69 Tweedy Road · Bromley · Kent BR1 3WA · T: 020 8313 9000 · E: [email protected] Misrepresentation Act 1967, these particulars are believed to be correct, but their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not constitute an offer or form part of any contract. Baxter Philips Limited and its employees have no authority to make any representation or give any warranty to this property. .

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