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The sale comprises a Portfolio of eight sites with evident value-add opportunities.
Arranged as eight sites comprising a mix of buildings, rail arches and land, the portfolio is let on a mix of occupancies, with five sites fully let, one site part-let and two vacant, producing a current rent of £54,794 per annum.
Lot A comprises two rail arches at Plevna Street, Bolton - Let on a single lease at £10,561 per annum
Lot B comprises land and three rail arches at Suez Street, Newton-Le-Willows - Vacant
Lot C comprises part of Rainhill Station Building - Let on a lease expiring 2049 at £5 per annum
Lot D comprises six rail arches at Station Road, Kirkham - Two Arches let at a total £18,252 per annum with the remaining arches vacant
Lot E comprises a land parcel at Station Lane, Preston - Vacant
Lot F comprises a large viaduct arch at Preston Ribble - Let to Preston City Council on a lease expiring 2037 at £202 per annum
Lot G comprises a former station building at Liverpool Road, Birkdale - Let to a cafe* on a lease expiring 2032 at £13,500 per annum.
Lot H comprises a former station building at St Helens Junction Station - Let to a cafe on a lease at £12,274 per annum*. Note the property includes ancillary residential accommodation which is occupied by the tenant under the lease.
Please see the accommodation & tenancy schedule and Legal Pack for more information.
We consider the property offers a number of value-add opportunities, in particular via letting of the vacant spaces to create a diverse, high-yielding, investment. Several properties may also benefit from development potential (subject to obtaining the requisite consents).
Tenure
Leasehold - Approx. 143 Years Unexpired - Please Refer to Legal Pack
Rent
Notes
*Lot G - Please note the tenant entity is dissolved, but we understand the tenant still occupies the premises in a personal capacity.
*Lot H - The lease refers to a three year open market review, but the Seller has reviewed the rent in line with RPI annually since it acquired the property in 2019. The Landlord does not hold a copy of an agreement or variation documenting the change to the review mechanism within the lease, but believes it may have been previously agreed between the previous own and the tenant prior to the Seller's acquisition of the property. The Tenant has accepted the RPI review throughout the Seller's period of ownership and not raised any objection.
Please note any areas provided are approximate and are not to be relied upon. The photos and any drawings are for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect the exact boundary of the property. The property has not been inspected by Savills. Prospective purchasers must rely upon their own enquiries. Please refer to the legal pack.