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Block 4, the Quadrant, Alcester Street Redditch, B98 8Ae BLOCK 4, THE QUADRANT, ALCESTER STREET REDDITCH, B98 8AE 020 7437 6977 HIGH YIELDING LEISURE PARADE INVESTMENT WITH DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES KEY INVESTMENT CRITERIA Affluent Midlands ‘New Town’ Freehold in the established A3/A4 pitch 39,065 sq ft of well configured retail/leisure HEART OF and gym accommodation WORCESTER COLLEGE 8 tenancies providing a total income of £369,908 per annum with a WAULT of 7.21 years (4.17 years to break) 26% of the income let to J D Wetherspoon plc SUBJECT PROPERTY BLOCK 1 IS AVAILABLE Development opportunity of building over FURTHER INFORMATION part of the 143 space car park. Plans drawn up AVAILABLE ON REQUEST for 45 flat scheme Seeking offers in excess of £3,475,000 THE KINGFISHER Subject to contract and exclusive of VAT. SHOPPING CENTRE Attractive net initial yield of 10%* *after allowing for purchaser’s costs REDDITCH BOROUGH COUNCIL of 6.48%. 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The town is located 29 km Centre where occupiers include Debenhams, H&M, JD Sports, population of 189,000 people. A slight over representation of (18 miles) south of Birmingham, 40 km (25York miles) north-east of Boots, M&S, New Look, Next and Primark. Alcester Street people in the 45-64 demographic means Redditch is more affluent Worcester and 185 km (115 miles) north-west of London. where the subject property is located provides a link from the than some of the neighbouring towns, with home ownership Beverley Blackburn Leeds scheme to both the Palace Theatre and the other shopping hub at 71% compared to the national average of 66% and 2+ car M65 M621 at the Trafford Retail Park where Aldi, Maplin and Iceland occupy ownership at 43% compared to the national average of 34%. Preston A1 (M1) The town benefits from excellent transport links, space. Rochdale Goole being located 7 km (4.5 miles) south of Junction 2 Humberside M6 Scunthorpe Bury of the M42 motorway. Doncaster Alcester Street has become a quasi-leisure pitch with both TENURE M1 M58 restaurantsGrimsby and pubs/bars occupying space. Within the Liverpool ownership and at the rear of the commercial element sits a The property is held freehold. M18 M60 M62 Redditch train station provides a direct and regular surface car park providing over 140 spaces. A15 Louth Mablethorpe Stockportservice to Birmingham New Street with a fastest Sheffield A46 Sutton-on-Sea journey time of approximately 35 minutes. M56 Macclesfield M1 Retford Lincoln Ingoldmells Chester M6 Chesterfield Caernarfon Skegness The closest airport is Birmingham International A15 Wells next Airport (30km/19 miles to the north-east).A46 Coningsby the Sea Nefyn Porthmadog Sheringham Nottingham Hunstanton Holt Cromer Criccieth Whitchurch Derby Pwllheli Fakenham M1 Long N. Walsham Spalding Sutton Aylsham Loughborough King's Lynn Hemsby Barmouth Telford M6 East Norwich Midlands E. Dereham Welshpool Swaffham Great M6 Yarmouth M52 TOLL Norwich Leicester Peterborough Wymondham Aberdovey Wolverhampton Downham Birmingham M42 Corby Market Lowestoft M6 Attleborough Beccles M69 Brandon Kessingland Newtown Thetford Diss Kerry County Aberystwyth Birmingham Bungay Kidderminster Kettering Ely Southwold Waterford Coventry M5 Halesworth Llandrindod Mildenhall Wells M42 Northampton Coventry Cambridge Leiston Aberaeron Bury St Stowmarket Worcester Redditch M1 Cambridge Edmunds Tregaron Aldeburgh Llanelwedd Hay- Haverhill Lampeter on-Wye Woodbridge Cardigan Milton Sudbury Ipswich Keynes Llandovery M40 Cork Fishguard Hereford Brecon Ledbury Colchester Felixstowe Braintree Cheltenham St. Aylesbury Stevenage A12 Walton on the Naze Haverfordwest Clears Frinton-on-Sea Carmarthen Oxford Luton Tiptree Merthyr Monmouth Gloucester M11 Clacton-on-Sea Milford M1 Haven Llanelli A1 (M) Tenby Stroud Neath Chepstow Chelmsford Pembroke Swansea Cwmbran M25 M40 Port Pontypridd M4 M5 A46 SwanseaTalbot Maidenhead Bridgend M4 Newport Swindon London Chipping Cardiff Bristol Sodbury Reading M4 Porthcawl Bristol M4 Penarth Lyneham London Margate Llantwit Bristol Heathrow City Broadstairs Barry Chippenham Newbury Major Cardiff Clevedon Weston Bath M3 Croydon Kent Intnl. Ramsgate Super-Mare A37 Guildford M25 M20 M2 Lynton Lynmouth Burnham- Trowbridge Sandwich Ilfracombe Canterbury on-Sea Westbury Basingstoke Gatwick Maidstone Deal Minehead Bridgwater Wells Crawley Dover Barnstaple M3 M20 Glastonbury Folkestone Salisbury Winchester Tunbridge Taunton A303 Wells Petersfield Clovelly Bideford Shaftesbury South Wellington Southampton Great Molton YeovilYeovil Torrington Southampton Holsworthy Crewkerne Sherborne Bude Honiton Brighton Lyme B'mouth Crediton Regis Okehampton Dorchester Shoreham Exeter Sidmouth A31 Poole Tintagel Exeter Bridport Newport Bournemouth Launceston Wareham Newton Exmouth Padstow Abbot Teignmouth Weymouth Swanage Wadebridge Tavistock Bodmin Newquay Plymouth Torquay Newquay Looe Totnes Plymouth Paignton St. Austell Redruth Truro Kingsbridge Dartmouth St. Ives Salcombe Penzance Heliport Hayle St Mawes St Just Penzance Falmouth Helston Redditch N SUBJECT PROPERTY BLOCK 1 IS AVAILABLE FURTHER INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Experian Goad Plan Created: 16/11/2017 50 metres Created By: GCW Copyright and confidentiality Experian, 2017. © Crown copyright and database For more information on our products and services: rights 2017. OS 100019885 www.experian.co.uk/goad | [email protected] | 0845 601 6011 DESCRIPTION & ACCOMMODATION The property consists of 39,065 sq ft of well configured, open and flexible retail/leisure and gym space on ground floor and first floors. The property benefits from excellent servicing facilities with access to a service yard which links into Wellington Street. The property has been measured in accordance with the RICS Property Measurement, 1st Edition and has the following Net Internal Floor areas. TENANCY SCHEDULE Ground First Lease Lease Next Break EPC Unit Tenant Trading As Floor (sq ft) ITZA Floor (sq ft) Start Expiry Review Date Rent p.a. Comments Rating 4A Bar Red Redditch Ltd Saints 5,299 2,364 453 23/06/17 22/06/29 23/06/22 22/06/20 £31,000 Rent deposit of £9,300. E-125 4B La Piccola Italia Redditch Ltd La Piccola Italia 4,333 2,019 08/09/17 07/09/27 08/09/22 07/09/22 £40,000 Rent deposit of £12,000, A3 use, 3 months rent free. E-123 4C J D Wetherspoon plc The Rising Sun 6,313 2,643 25/03/99 24/03/24 25/03/19 - £97,750 Pending 4D1 D P Realty Ltd Dominoes 950 684 07/12/99 06/12/29 07/12/24 - £18,000 Reversionary lease recently completed. Pending 4D2 Joao Manuel Lopes & Jorge Manuel Lopes Ice Maidens 1,194 966 17/05/04 16/05/19 - £16,000 D-99 5 Swanswell Charitable Trust Swanswell 3,061 19/06/15 31/03/20 01/04/18 31/03/18 £22,000 D1 use, outside 1954 Act. E-125 5th Fixed uplifts at Y4 (£80,000) and Y5 (£90,000). Initial rent Gym Prime Fitness (UK) Ltd Prime Fitness 17,462 Currently under offer £60,000 B-50 Anniversary deposit £6,000 rising to £18,000. 4 months rent free. This figure is net of costs. Gross income is £120,000 per Car Park Excel Parking Services Ltd - 21/03/16 20/03/19 £85,158 - annum on average. There are 143 Spaces. Total 18,089 20,976 £369,908 COVENANT CAR PARK DP Realty Ltd t/a Domino’s opened its first store in 1985 The 143 space car park is currently generating income via an agreement with Excel Parking Services Limited whereby the landlord and now has over 1,000 stores across the country and over receives all income
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