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£75,000 pa
(£13.43/sq. ft. pa)
Retail premises to let
Unit A, Former New Vic Public House, 41-43 The Esplanade, Weymouth DT45,586 sq. ft
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Weymouth 0.5 miles
- Holy Trinity Church of England VC Primary School & Community Nursery 0.7 miles
- Arbour House (SEN) 0.7 miles
- Upwey 2.7 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Read our area guide for Weymouth to find out more about the local area.
Features and description
- Prime Weymouth seafront location
- Arranged over basement and ground floor
- Panoramic sea views
- Extensive external terrace (subject to pavement licence)
- Rental offers invited
- Units to be let individually or combined
Description
The Former New Vic Inn, historically a part of the Fairhaven Hotel, a Grade II Listed building, consists of five original properties believed to have been constructed in the 19th Century. The unit is self-contained, separate from the Fairhaven Hotel. This development provided open trade space on the ground floor, with storage in the basement.
While the unit is a shell unit, the property is divided into two units that can be let together or separately, as indicated overleaf: Unit A and Unit B are delineated and labelled in red.
Adjacent to the building is an area previously used for alfresco dining during summer months. However, this space is not owned by the vendor. The usage of this area has been authorised by a pavement license from Weymouth and Portland Borough Council.
Location
Weymouth, situated approximately 40 km (25 miles) west of Poole, 130 km (60 approx. Miles) west of Southampton, and 306 km (128 miles) southwest of London, boasts efficient road connectivity. The A354, including the newly upgraded Weymouth Relief Road, which opened in March 2011, connects the town to Dorchester, located 13 km (8 miles) north. Further connections include the A35, leading to Exeter 112 km (70 miles) to the west and Bournemouth 42 km (26 miles) to the east.
The urban area of Weymouth has a resident population of 52,323, as per the 2011 census, with 51.5% falling into class groupings ABC1 (comparable to the gb average of 51.1%) and 16% in class grouping E (gb 16.6%). The claimant count unemployment rate for the area is 2.5%of the population, lower than the gb average of 5.3%, indicating above average affluence.
Historically, Weymouth has been a popular holiday destination since Victorian times, following its long history as a port. The subject unit is prominently positioned on the Esplanade, surrounded mainly by commercial units and hotels, enhancing its visibility and accessibility.
The Former New Vic Inn, historically a part of the Fairhaven Hotel, a Grade II Listed building, consists of five original properties believed to have been constructed in the 19th Century. The unit is self-contained, separate from the Fairhaven Hotel. This development provided open trade space on the ground floor, with storage in the basement.
While the unit is a shell unit, the property is divided into two units that can be let together or separately, as indicated overleaf: Unit A and Unit B are delineated and labelled in red.
Adjacent to the building is an area previously used for alfresco dining during summer months. However, this space is not owned by the vendor. The usage of this area has been authorised by a pavement license from Weymouth and Portland Borough Council.
Location
Weymouth, situated approximately 40 km (25 miles) west of Poole, 130 km (60 approx. Miles) west of Southampton, and 306 km (128 miles) southwest of London, boasts efficient road connectivity. The A354, including the newly upgraded Weymouth Relief Road, which opened in March 2011, connects the town to Dorchester, located 13 km (8 miles) north. Further connections include the A35, leading to Exeter 112 km (70 miles) to the west and Bournemouth 42 km (26 miles) to the east.
The urban area of Weymouth has a resident population of 52,323, as per the 2011 census, with 51.5% falling into class groupings ABC1 (comparable to the gb average of 51.1%) and 16% in class grouping E (gb 16.6%). The claimant count unemployment rate for the area is 2.5%of the population, lower than the gb average of 5.3%, indicating above average affluence.
Historically, Weymouth has been a popular holiday destination since Victorian times, following its long history as a port. The subject unit is prominently positioned on the Esplanade, surrounded mainly by commercial units and hotels, enhancing its visibility and accessibility.
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Goadsby - Bournemouth
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