Overview

Description

The premises comprise the ground floor and substantial basement of the former Barclays Bank, occupying a prominent position within an attractive period building fronting The Broadway in the heart of Stanmore.
The ground floor provides well-proportioned commercial accommodation with an impressive frontage onto The Broadway and generous internal ceiling heights. The existing layout reflects the property’s former banking use and provides an excellent opportunity for an incoming occupier to reconfigure the accommodation to suit their individual requirements.
A particular feature of the property is the substantial full-height basement, which provides highly usable ancillary accommodation and significantly enhances the overall space available.
Subject to an incoming tenant’s requirements and agreement with the landlord, additional accommodation at first-floor level could also be incorporated into the demise, providing the opportunity to create a larger and more flexible commercial unit.
The character of the building, prominent frontage and flexible configuration make the premises suitable for a wide range of potential occupiers, including retail, showroom, medical, professional services, health and fitness, and food and beverage uses, subject to any necessary consents.

Location

The property occupies a prominent position on The Broadway in the heart of Stanmore, an affluent and well-established North West London suburb. The surrounding area provides a strong mix of national retailers, supermarkets, restaurants and independent businesses, with nearby occupiers including Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Nando’s, Specsavers and Costa Coffee.
The premises are conveniently located approximately 0.4 miles from Stanmore Underground Station, providing direct Jubilee Line services into Central London. Road communications are also excellent, with convenient access to the A1, M1 and M25, providing connections throughout North and West London and the wider motorway network.

Terms

A lease of both retail units is available by way of a term by arrangement.

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