This is a unique opportunity to acquire this freehold investment property of immense character retaining many original features. It occupies a prominent trading location at the south-eastern end of the historic Steyning High Street in this busy commercial thoroughfare.
This attached period property is believed to date from the late Sixteenth Century comprising part rendered elevations and part brickwork beneath a Horsham stone and clay tiled roof. It is arranged over four floors and includes double fronted tea rooms on the ground and lower ground floor with residential accommodation on the upper two floors.
Steyning lies between Brighton and Worthing just off the A283 on the edge of the South Downs National Park. It has a comprehensive range of local shopping facilities and amenities including a sports centre and swimming pool. There is easy access to open countryside near by including the famous South Downs Way.
Basement
Cellar with two spacious storage areas.
Ground Floor
Front retail area arranged as tea rooms, kitchen to the rear, cloakroom/W.C. and storage room.
First Floor
Landing, living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom/W.C., bedroom three and small office.
Second Floor
Bedroom two leading to main bedroom with restricted head height.
Outside
To the rear is a part-walled kitchen garden area with off-street gated parking space (accessed by Bank Passage) with a lawned area just beyond.
Tenancy
The property is let on a 15-year full repairing (roof exempt) and insuring Commercial Lease from 2007 with a passing rent of £11,000 per annum.
