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Keswick art gallery retail unit goes to market for £19,500

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 05:58 · Archive

A ground-floor retail unit on Station Street in Keswick that was recently used as an art gallery is being offered to rent at £19,500 per year.

A retail unit at 16 Station Street in Keswick, recently used as an art gallery, has been put up for rent at £19,500 per year. The property is being marketed by Carigiet Cowen Chartered Surveyors and is available immediately.

The ground-floor leasehold unit extends to around 900 sq ft and occupies a prominent position on Station Street with a large shopfront window. The front sales area features suspended ceilings, modern lighting and luxury vinyl tile flooring. The accommodation includes a rear sales area, staff kitchen, WC, a large stockroom and a separate fire exit.

Located around 100 yards from Keswick's Main Street and Market Square, the building sits close to the town's prime retail area. Nearby occupiers include Greggs, Costa, PFK Estate Agents, Barnardo's and Bagheera South Indian Cuisine. The property's rateable value is £18,250 and heating and cooling systems are already installed. VAT is not payable on the rent.

The property is being promoted as suitable for a range of commercial uses, although the agents note that late-night activities and businesses generating significant noise would not be considered because of residential accommodation above the premises.

Keswick is one of the Lake District's most popular visitor destinations and benefits from year-round tourism. The town is served by the A66, which connects it with Penrith and the M6 to the east and Workington and Cockermouth to the west.

Keswick art gallery retail unit goes to market for £19,500
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