The tenant is currently in the process of completing a refit.We understand the business will re open and continue trading from Thursday 16 April.
A three storey mixed use investment property on a prominent corner location, comprising ground floor hot food takeaway T/A Hot N Tender, together with two independantly accessed flats above (1 x 4 bed and 1 x 5 bed).
The ground floor and basement is let for a term of 13 years from 24th March 2011 to 2024 at an initial rent of £13,000 per annum (FR&I terms rent review in March 2015 and every 3rd year). The lease is full repairing and insuring with a contribution for 46.8% of "the cost of decorating, lighting, repairing, maintaining, cleansing, rebuilding and renewing all things the use of which is common to the property". There is a rent deposit held of £3,250 being three months rent.
The flats are let by way of Assured Shorthold Tenancy agreements to eight students currently producing £32,243 per annum. The flats are separately metered and benefit from central heating. The Landlord pays building insurance plus a fixed allowance towards some utility costs for the first floor flat.
The gross income is £45,243 per annum with potential to increase to approximately £49,000 per annum.
Sutton Kersh - Auctions
2 Cotton Street,
Liverpool,
L3 7DY
t. 0151 207 6315
f. 0151 207 6316
auctions@suttonkersh.co.uk
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