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THE PROPERTY

The freehold building consists of a commercial ground unit which has previously been utilised as a highly successful commercial business and is now vacant and ready for new proprietors.

The shop has a large glass frontage with excellent display and a deep shop ideal to accommodate numerous business opportunities.

To the rear of the shop is a kitchenette area and a staff cloakroom.

A rear door leads to the back of the shop and a large secure single story storage building.

SITUATION

The Georgian Mews house has an unrivalled location in the centre of Lymington high street being only a hundred yards from M&S. Lymington itself is a thriving market town ideally positioned between the coast and the open spaces of the New Forest. There are excellent sailing facilities in the town as well as a range of chain and independent stores alongside some excellent restaurants and coffee shops. Communications are excellent and there is a railway station connecting to Brockenhurst from which there are regular services to London Waterloo.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Commercial Energy Performance Rating: C

Commercial property has a rateable value of £10,000

Tenure: Freehold and if separate ownership for the apartment a lease will be created for the flat

Property Construction: Brick elevations with slate roof

Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. There is no gas supply

Broadband: Ultrafast broadband with speeds up to 1000 Mbps is available at the property (Ofcom)

Mobile Signal: No known issues, please check with provider for clarity

Conservation Area: Lymington

Living in Lymington

This vibrant and picturesque Georgian market town, positioned between the Solent, Lymington River and the New Forest, has been a massive draw for many people over the years.

It has always attracted ‘yachties’ as it’s considered the UK’s sailing capital with its boatyards, marinas and sailing clubs. It is also popular with families and retirees escaping London and the Home Counties in search of a better quality of life, often light-heartedly referred to as ‘Richmond by the Sea’. It’s also the choice for many in the New Forest who are considering downsizing, but want to remain in the area.

Lymington is a lively hub. It has a very distinctive centre with many independents (such as Elliotts of Lymington for designer fashion) as well as a strong smattering of top quality names (including Musto and Waitrose). A tasty range of eateries includes cafes, pubs and restaurants – check out two good tapas bars, Elderflower on Quay Hill (the chef is ex-Chewton Glen) and stylish Stanwells House Hotel. And every Saturday the High Street is taken over by a proper, old-fashioned market with everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to flowers and plants, fashion to fishing equipment, and vintage collectables to artisan food producers.

Property ranges from elegant period townhouses in the town centre to big family homes down leafy lanes ‘South of the High Street’ and new waterside development. Looking for an Estate Agent in Lymington? Spencers are here to help.

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