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- LoopNet Team
1 Westgate St
Launceston PL15 7AB
Property To Rent
HIGHLIGHTS
- There are four units available as hatched on the plan opposite (alternatively the property can be taken as one)
- A recessed pavement area in front of the butchers shop (Unit 1) links Westgate Street to Broad Street and White Hart Arcade
- Unit 1 includes a significant dual aspect shop frontage and external brick paved area
- The units are accessed from White Hart Arcade, which links Madford Lane to the Town Square.
- Free time restricted on street parking is available to a number of the surrounding streets and there are also public car parks nearby
- Each unit will have its own toilet and storage areas as shown on the plan and units 2 and 3 will have new glazed frontages as shown on the elevation d
PROPERTY FACTS
| Property Type | Retail | Net Internal Area (NIA) | 1,727 sq ft |
| Property Subtype | Shopfront | Year Built | 1850 |
| Property Type | Retail |
| Property Subtype | Shopfront |
| Net Internal Area (NIA) | 1,727 sq ft |
| Year Built | 1850 |
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
The building is a substantial property extending over three stories. There are four individual ground floor retail units available soon. Each unit will include its own glazed shop frontage, storage and toilet facility. The units have been created from storage and preparation areas previously utilised by the nationally renowned Philip Warren Graziers and Craft Butchers, who have traded from the building since 1979. The butchers shop (Unit 1) includes the red brick paved area to the front (access is to be maintained for the White Hart Arcade and the adjacent White Hart Hotel). The units can be taken individually or combined as required. The existing use class is understood to be A1 (shops and retail outlets) although the units could be suitable for various alternative uses (subject to obtaining appropriate planning consents).
