Property Description
The premises are of brick-and-slate construction typical of the area. An arch with road access for a single, small vehicle at the right-hand side of the subject unit is formed from a first-floor extension from neighbouring 37-39 High Street. A ground-floor terrace is formed to the left side of the unit which is occupied by a retail café franchise. Internally the unit has been well maintained with even, vinyl flooring and panelled walls decorating theunit internally. A panelled dropped ceiling with LED lighting has also been fitted, providing a modern, neutral décor typical of the modern retail era. Awaiting EPC.
Specification and floor areas
| Floor | sq.ft | sq.m |
|---|
| Offices | 550 sq.ft | 51 sq.m |
| Total |
550 sq.ft |
51 sq.m |
Agent's Disclaimer
These particulars do not constitute, or form any part of, any offer or contract, and whilst
all the information given is believed to be correct, all interested parties must satisfy
themselves of its accuracy. All prices and rents are quoted exclusive of VAT, unless
otherwise stated.
Rent, Rates and Service charge details
The building is available to lease on the following terms:
- Lease details: To let on terms to be agreed.
- Rent: £22.73 per sq.ft i.e. £12,500 per annum.
Agent's Disclaimer
These particulars do not constitute, or form any part of, any offer or contract, and whilst
all the information given is believed to be correct, all interested parties must satisfy
themselves of its accuracy. All prices and rents are quoted exclusive of VAT, unless
otherwise stated.
There are no plans available to view for this property. Contact the agent for further information.
Property Location
The town of Dorking is situated within the home counties, occupying a sought-after area within the Surrey Hills area of
outstanding beauty.
Being a fifteen-minute drive from the M25 ring-road around London, fifteen minutes away from Reigate due East, and a short twenty-minute drive West towards Guildford. Public transport connections include three national railway stations into the capital and on to the South Coast, as well as bus connections along the High Street to nearby towns.
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