Comprising of a ground floor lock-up shop unit of 311 sq. ft (29 sq.m), the premises benefits from a double frontage with recently installed uPVC windows and entrance door. To the front is the main retail area of 234 sq. ft (28 sq.m) with adjoining space of 77 sq. ft (7 sq.m) as well as kitchenette and toilet facilities.
The property is situated just off Village Square in Cross Street close to Newsagents, Costcutter Supermarket, and Post Office as well as Bus Stop.
Northam itself has its own newsagents, fish & chip shop, restaurant, Public House, Costcutter supermarket and Post Office, primary school, church and swimming pool, with the market town of Bideford located 2 miles South.
Bideford has a resident population, circa 14,000 and this is dramatically swelled during the summer months from the influx of tourists. The Town is of considerable character and known as “the little white town” as described by Charles Kingsley. It sits alongside the River Torridge and is still a busy port and has a wide range of shops, amenities, and facilities and is close to the coast at Westward Ho!, Appledore and Instow.
