Hilsea Lido first opened in 1935 having been designed by Joseph Parkin, the Portsmouth City Engineer, in a Modernist style. It was conceived as part of a pleasure park on former military land and quickly became a popular attraction serving as a train

Hilsea Lido, London Road, Hilsea, Portsmouth

Mixed use redevelopment scheme (subject to planning)

Leisure for sale - Former House Of Fraser, 12-18 West Street,, 51-55 Tower Street, Chichester, PO19 1QF

Description The Property is a mid-terrace, two storey building and converted from a former Waitrose Store. The ground floor comprises a 120 cover pub 
restaurant with ancillary areas and the first floor comprises of 11 en-suite letting bedrooms. In addition to this is a 2 bedroom manager's flat. 
The site extends to approximately 0.14 acres (0.057 ha). Situation The property is prominently located to the southern end of the Southgate, where there is an agglomeration of similar A3 operators, including 
Wildwood, Zizzi’s, Subway, The Fountain (Hall & Woodhouse) and a number of popular independent operators. The property benefits from the 
high footfall generated by the significant retail provision, and the relatively small size of Chichester allows this retail core to capture the large majority of the town’s shoppers. Accommodation The accommodation is arranged over ground and first floor with access from both front and rear. We detail the breakdown of accommodation below. Planning The property is not listed, but is situated in a conservation area. The current use class consent is ‘Sui Generis’ class. EPC The property benefits from an Energy Performance Certificate and will be provided to interested parties upon request. Rating The property has a 2023 Rateable Value of £75,000. Tenure The property is held long leasehold with approximately 972 years unexpired term at a peppercorn. Tenancy The property is subject to a 35 year underlease from June 2000, expiring in 2035. The current rent passing is £125,000pa. The tenant Eldridge Pope & Co were acquired by Marstons Plc in 2007 and we understand they have sublet their interest to The Sussex Pub Group on co-terminus terms. A copy of the underlease and sub-lease are available upon request and subject to status. Covenant Marston’s Plc (Company Number 00031461) are one of the largest pub companies in the United Kingdom with 1,468 sites and around 12,000 employees. The estate is well diversified with 81% Managed Houses (of which 1,057 are community focused sites) and 19% are Leased & Tenanted with a property valuation of £2.1 billion (FY 2022). 
 
The business reported total revenue of £799.6 million, profit before tax of £163.4 million (FY 2022) and a Dun & Bradstreet risk rating of 5A2. Guide Price Our client is seeking offers in the order of £1,550,000 for the long leasehold interest. A purchase at this level reflects a NIY of 7.60%. VAT The property is elected for VAT and therefore VAT will be payable on the purchase price. It is anticipated that the sale will be dealt with as a TOGC and therefore VAT will be waivered. Viewing Formal viewings can be made strictly by appointment with Savills. Where appropriate, we recommend interested parties carry out a discreet customer inspection in the first instance. We kindly request that no approaches are made to staff or the business directly. Anti-Money Laundering Regulations Regulations require Savills to conduct various checks on purchasers and tenants. Further details are available upon request.

Retail for sale - The Vestry, 21-23 Southgate, Chichester, PO19 1ES

Description The property comprises of two distinct attached buildings with the restaurant being single storey with rendered and painted elevations under a flat roof. The living accommodation is single storey converted Victorian penny day school of stone construction under a pitched slate roof. To the rear, unique for this area, is a landscaped multi terrace garden. Commercial Space The contemporary, bright and vibrant interior benefits from a long glazed return frontage with bi-fold doors. Currently the configuration provides an open plan kitchen and fitted bar servery with a separate preparation and wash-up room. The customer space features an open plan dining area for 30 customer seats (100 standing for functions) and soft seating. The fixtures and fittings are primarily of a high end design and include Corian worktops and a Dik Guerts log burner. Approximate GIA 1,152 sq ft. Living Accommodation The residential element to the property is highly desirable. This former school house has been extensively renovated, retaining some of the original features. An open plan living space with bespoke kitchenette including Quooker tap, a large bedroom, modern bathroom, separate utility room and a substantial mezzanine area. Approximate GIA 1,672 sq ft. External The space here is totally unique for the area, with two interconnected walled terraced areas which can be used as commercial or private spaces. These areas are designed in a Mediterranean style; features include paved and artificial grass ground cover, concrete outdoor kitchen, composite decking and white washed walls. The Business The business for the past 13 years of ownership, has become renowned across the Island as a bar, restaurant and events venue, but could lend itself to wide range of commercial orientated uses. Moocow is a sustainable “lifestyle business” currently operating just two days of the week; there is scope to extend trading days to meet demand. Please visit the Moocow website for more information. EPC, Services & Rates EPC C - 69. We understand all mains services are connected. The 2023 Rateable Value is £7,600. This is not the rates payable. Council Tax Band C. Premises Licence The property benefits from a premises licence granted by Isle of Wight Council (number 052042) which permits the sale of alcohol daily 10:00 - 00:00. Tenure & Terms Freehold Title (IW7260). Guide price £725,000. 
The property will be sold with vacant possession upon completion. Fixtures and fittings which are owned outright by the vendor can be acquired by separate negotiation; stock can also be purchased in addition at valuation on completion of a sale. Local Authority & Planning Isle of Wight Council. We understand the property is considered to be Use Class E (Commercial) with part C3 (Residential). We recommend interested parties seek independent advice on all planning matters. Conservation The residential accommodation is situated in the early 19th century former Old Penny School building which is Grade II listed. The property is within the Cowes Conservation Area. Viewings We recommend a visit to the locality in the first instance before a formal viewing, however, our clients would welcome a conversation about the opportunity in person if visiting. Viewings can also be conducted remotely via video. All other enquiries should be directed to the sole selling agents, Savills.

Retail for sale - 55 Cross Street, Cowes, Cowes, PO31 7TA

Description The property comprises a substantial 3.5 storey (plus basement) former 'Royal Marines Museum' building that stands at the northeast end of the former barracks complex, a large lawned area to the front of the building, a 110 space car park on the Eastney Esplanade Frontage, as well as Eastney Battery East on its frontage. 
 
The building is of substantial Victorian construction including an imposing central section with balcony colonnades, a twin external staircase and central stone gabling incorporating a coat of arms. The main building is constructed of solid red brick in Flemish bond with yellow brick frieze and rusticated quoins and pilasters. The roof is slate hipped in the centre with mansard roof over the wings. 
 
For the site is surrounded with the boundary knapped flint stone perimeter wall which runs along the side and rear and are protected as Scheduled Ancients Monuments (SAM). Use The subject building operated as a museum between October 1958 and November 2018. Prior to its museum use, it comprised residential accommodation for the Ministry of Defence. The property is currently vacant and not in use. Planning We outline below the specific planning detail applicable to the site. 
 
- Grade II Listed 
- Eastney Barracks Conservation Area 
- Not in a prohibitive flood zone 
 
The relevant policies applicable to the site include:- 
 
- The Portsmouth Plan (adopted 2012) 
- Seafront Masterplan (March 2021) 
- Seafront Masterplan SPD Sustainability Appraisal Report (March 2021) 
- Portsmouth Economic development and regeneration strategy 
 
The objective of the PCS9 in Portsmouth City plan applies to the proposed site significantly which the policy seeks to ensure that at any new development will contribute to the revitalisation of the seafront, tourism and the wider regeneration strategy of the City. Planning Application A previous application (22/00305/FUL), for Change of use from Museum to Hotel, to include associated alterations, rear extension at second floor level and construction of single storey amenities building near the southern parking area, was withdrawn in November 2022 in light off the concerns expressed by the Planning Officer regarding the location of the intended amenity building. 
 
A revised application was submitted (22/01579/FUL), for Change of use from Museum to Hotel, to include associated alterations and construction of single storey amenities building (resubmission of withdrawn application 22/00305/FUL). Opportunity In Savills opinion there is a recognised need to find a new use for the building in order to secure its long-term viability and historic protection and despite the application for hotel use (still pending a decision), we are of the opinion that the building could suit the following alternative uses (STP):- 
 
- Leisure (hotel / pub) 
- Educational (school) 
- Care or Retirement 
- Residential EPC Not applicable Guide Price Offers on a unconditional and conditional basis invited. The property will be sold with vacant possession. VAT is applicable. Anti-Money Laundering Regulations In accordance with Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, the preferred purchaser will be required to provide identification and proof of address, prior to exchange. Viewing For a formal viewing strictly by appointment with Savills.

Hotel for sale - Former Royal Marines Museum & Batteries, Eastney Esplanade, Southsea, PO4 9PX

Description The property is Grade II listed and the hotel blends extensive original features with modern comfort ,extending to around 11,358 sq ft. The original building retains much character and features and comprises: 
10 individually styled bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms Reception area - The Victoria Restaurant, Bar and Garden Terrace, which can cater for up to 60 guests - Commercial kitchen and servery - Public lounge - Cloakroom - Office - Small staff suite (one bedroom, kitchenette, bathroom) - Laundry & Plant Room - Historic listed corridor commissioned by Prince Albert; now linking original hotel building to additional facilities - Parking for 30 cars immediately outside reception. 
 
Additional facilities: 
Main Restaurant (90 covers) - Main Bar (24 seated covers plus additional standing) - Large commercial fully equipped kitchen - Outdoor garden terrace (120) which leads directly to the lawns beyond - Ladies, Gents, Disabled and Baby Change Facilities - Large commercial kitchen - Bar cellar facilities - Storage facilities - Parking at the rear entrance off York Avenue for 20 cars. 
 
Indian Summer House 
A characterful detached cottage located in it’s own exclusive gardens within the grounds; currently used as a holiday let - Two bedrooms - Kitchenette - Dining Area - Lounge - Bathroom - Parking for 2 cars. 
 
THE HOTEL ACCOMODATION 
At ground floor an arched porch leads to a reception hall with features including tiled flooring, decorative ceiling and a period fireplace. Customer areas include the Victoria Restaurant and Bar with original fireplace with marble surround with French doors lead to a west facing terrace and a built-in bar. On the other side of the foyer is a guest lounge which is subdivided with bi-fold doors and has a pair of matching fireplaces with marble surrounds and French doors lead to the west facing garden. Ancillary areas include a small service kitchen, utility, WC with cellar and stores. 
 
An original tiled corridor links through to the modern southern wing comprising a bar and lounge. 
 
DINING 
The main restaurant (90 covers) located to the south end of the main building is the connected and purpose built restaurant with a series of French doors opening on to the garden terrace (120 covers). A high ceiling featuring skylights makes for a light space. There is a corridor linking to the bar area and other ancillary facilities, kitchen, toilet facilities, storage etc. 
 
The smaller Victoria Restaurant and Bar (30 covers) is in the original building and retains many original features, open fireplace, fine high ceilings and original ornate mouldings with French doors out to the smaller Garden Terrace (30 covers) and lawns directly beyond. It is decorated entirely in keeping with the Victorian style. 
 
BEDROOMS 
The en-suite bedrooms provide a variety of good sized rooms with many period features and many modernised bathrooms, with three located on the ground floor and seven on the first floor. They comprise: One Double Master Suite (Bridal Suite), One family suite comprising one double, one twin and bathroom, One family suite comprising one double, one single and bathroom; One twin and five double rooms, sleeping a total of 23 persons, plus five rooms can accommodate additional guest beds if requested, totalling 28 guests. Viewings The business benefits from all the necessary compliance and health and safety certificates and licences 
Wedding Licence ,Premises Licence, Class C1, Grade II Listed. External Areas The mature grounds with lawns and wonderful mature trees from Queen Victoria’s era and planted by Prince Albert form a superb setting with its extensive terraces and garden gazebo, which is just perfect for weddings, functions and events and present a very flexible space. 
 
THE INDIAN SUMMER HOUSE 
This unique detached property extends to approximately 732 sqft and is set to the east of the hotel, approached via a driveway that extends from the main entrance to the hotel and is set in wooden grounds. The Summer House provides two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, breakfast area and bathroom. The mature grounds with lawns and wonderful mature trees from Queen Victoria’s era and planted by Prince Albert form a superb setting with its extensive terraces and garden gazebo, which is just perfect for weddings, functions and events and present a very flexible space. 
 
In addition to the impressive main entrance that passes Osborne House’s Sovereign Gate, there is a separate access into an overflow, staff and deliveries car park off York Avenue. History The property is Listed Grade II with particular mention to the historic covered passageway built as a link with Osborne Cottage, commissioned by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria, plus the walled entrance with decorative urns. The Italian classical architecture is related to Osborne style and believed to have been built with the input of Thomas Cubitt. Albert Cottage was acquired in 1852 by Prince Albert to be part of a Botanic Garden development of the Osborne Estate, and was originally used by Queen Victoria to entertain close family and friends and Royal guests. Princess Beatrice lived in Albert Cottage for 6 years after her marriage, it was a condition of Queen Victoria granting her permission to marry that she stay close by. 
When Queen Victoria died at Osborne House in 1901 the funeral procession left the Osborne Estate from the Sovereign Gate at Albert Cottage. Her successor Edward VII kept Albert Cottage for the use of Victoria’s youngest daughter, Princess Beatrice until 1913 when she moved to Carisbrooke Castle and then Albert Cottage was sold to Sir Richard Burbidge, philanthropist Managing Director of Harrods. It was again sold in 1924 to The Hon. Elizabeth Storr, widow of Major L.P. Storr DSO, a war hero killed in action in France in 1918. After a period of neglect in the late 1990s it was extended and turned into a hotel and has been subject to ongoing restoration by the current owner. The Business For detailed information please visit https://www.albertcottagehotel.com/ 
The restaurant and bars are open to the public and the business has operated successfully with weddings, functions, awards evenings, birthday celebrations, private social events and corporate events plus outdoor events and ticketed events such as the award winning outdoor Opera. There are two restaurant and bar areas, with great flexibility. The business has a excellent reputation for delivering excellent food, service and ambience and the team delivering the services are all excellent and the business supports and subscribes to continuing professional development for the whole team and prides itself on the quality of the staff and service. 
The hotel currently enjoys a high rate of occupancy with discerning guests and partners with key travel package operators to offer packages to include ferry travel, accommodation, dining and visitor attraction tickets. This is particularly successful with visits to Osborne House, partnering with English Heritage. The business has an ongoing commercial relationship with the ferry operators which allows them to offer discounted travel to staying guests. 
The property offers huge potential and there is scope for adding additional bedrooms, a spa and other upgrade to facilities which would elevate the business considerably. All of which would be subject to seeking planning and listed building consent. The grounds offer considerable opportunity for new and exciting events. The Isle of Wight and getting here Only 23 miles by 13 miles, and a short sea crossing from the mainland, the Island has a unique atmosphere boasting many attributes, not least of which is its slower pace of life and its own microclimate. It enjoys unspoilt villages and fine seaside resorts with many miles of impressive coastal scenery. With safe sandy beaches, it is a place for sailing, windsurfing and swimming, ideal for both young and old. There are many ways of crossing The Solent to the Island. If travelling by car there is a choice of three routes all with frequent services: including, Southampton to East Cowes (1 hour) and Portsmouth to Fishbourne (45 minutes). If travelling on foot there is a fast and frequent catamaran service from Portsmouth to Ryde (15 minutes) and a similar service from Southampton to Cowes (23 minutes), both connecting with regular mainline train services to London Waterloo. There is also a hovercraft from Southsea to Ryde, taking 10 minutes. The Island is an international sailing mecca with many events throughout the season. An abundance of walking and riding is available on country and coastal lanes and paths offering some dramatic scenery. There are also a number of golf courses across the island including adjacent at Osborne. Tenure & Price Freehold, comprising titles IW45325 and IW55813. The sale will include the business and all trade fixtures and fittings that are owned outright. There may be an option to sell with vacant possession. 
 
Freehold offers of £1,995,000 are sought. Planning & Conservation The property is Grade II listed and part is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (but not a Conservation Area). We understand the property benefits from Hotel C1 Use under the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended). Services Mains water electricity, drainage and gas. Gas fired central heating. Energy Performance Certificate Exempt (Listed). Rating The 2023 Rateable Value is £36,000 (small rates multiplier .499p = £17964 payable) but only paid £4,491 for 2024-2025 as Albert Cottage is eligible for 75% Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Relief. The Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Relief has been announced by Government to continue for 2025-26. Price Offers in the order of £2.25m for the freehold titles, with the benefit of a turnkey operation, delivered to a high standard and specification. There is also the opportunity of vacant possession. Regulatory The business benefits from all the necessary compliance and health and safety certificates and licences Wedding Licence ,Premises Licence, Class C1, Grade II Listed. Viewings Strictly by prior appointment with the joint selling agents, Savills and Spence Willard. Please do not approach the business or staff directly. 
We recommend a discreet customer inspection in the first instance.

Hotel for sale - Albert Cottage Hotel, York Avenue, East Cowes, PO32 6BD

Salterns Village comprises a site area of approximately 10 acres upon which 41 houses, a café and management offices have been developed. Our client has sold 25 of the houses freehold over the last few years. These new owners pay an estate management charge to cover the maintenance and upkeep of the external parts of the houses as well as the wider grounds, car parking, etc.

Holiday Homes
The 16 retained freehold houses comprise a range of 2, 3 and 4 bed houses as follows:-

Redshank 10 - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Redshank 11 - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Redshank 12 - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Daisy Cottage - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Shelduck Cottage - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Swallow Cottage - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Kittiwake Cottage - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Wagtail Cottage - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Mallard Cottage - 377 Sq Ft - 2 bedroom
Pebble Cottage - 584 Sq Ft - 3 bedroom
Shell Cottage - 584 Sq Ft - 3 bedroom
Oyster-Catcher 1 - 1064 Sq Ft - 4 bedroom
Oyster-Catcher 5 - 1064 Sq Ft - 4 bedroom
Chiff-Chaff Cottage - 1064 Sq Ft - 4 bedroom
Cooks Cottage - 1064 Sq Ft - 4 bedroom
Hawthorn Cottage - 1064 Sq Ft - 4 bedroom

Each of the 2 bedroom houses are single storey and have 1 bathroom and an open plan kitchen and living room. The 3 bedroom houses have a first floor bedroom, 2 bathrooms and open plan living room and kitchen whilst the 4 bedroom houses are 2 storey with 3 bathrooms and an open plan living room and kitchen. All of the houses have at least one decking terrace, shared use of the car parking and access to the surrounding landscaped grounds.

Salterns House
Salterns House is a two storey detached building providing the main reception and management offices at ground floor level and a large, 3 bedroom self-contained flat above. Planning permission has been granted to demolish Salterns House and replace it with a detached, four bedroom residential dwelling with no conditions or limitations on its use during the year. An opportunity exists to create a separate entrance from Pond Lane exclusively for the use of this dwelling.

Cafe Blue
Cafe Blue is a two storey detached building providing a fully licensed cafe adjacent to the main reception. It includes a fully-fitted kitchen, internal seating area on the ground floor and first floor WC facilities. There is a decking terrace to the front of the café overlooking the Nature Reserve.

The Business
Salterns Holidays operates the day-to-day holiday letting business for both ‘owned’ houses and also the weeks ‘released’ by the owners of 20 neighbouring houses. This includes the central reservation, customer interface, investor relations, maintenance and housekeeping of all of the houses. In addition, the Salterns Holiday team manage the freehold estate.

The key highlights of the business are set out in the marketing brochure.

The Opportunity
In addition to the incremental growth prospects of continuing the existing business, Salterns Village offers a number of future opportunities. This might include leveraging the existing management platform to increase the number of holiday rentals offered to the market either in direct ownership or on behalf of investors. Subject to planning permission, the number of months of use could be extended beyond the current limit of 8 months. The open spaces around the Village could provide an opportunity for camping, yurts and festivals.

Finally, a buyer could sell the retained houses and/or the holiday rental business seeking a capital profit on the purchase price. The most recent sale of a 2 bedroom house was in September 2024 for £190,000 (£504 psf). Earlier sales have achieved up to £199,950 (£342 psf) for a 3 bedroom house and £395,000 (£371 psf) for a 4 bedroom house.

Leisure for sale - Salterns Village, Salterns Road, Seaview, Isle of Wight PO34 5AQ

Retail to let - Burrfields Retail Park, Portsmouth, PO3 5HH

Description The property comprises a purpose built standalone single storey (with raised ceiling) building, with brick and steel framed construction and curved metal roof. Internally the restaurant provides an attractive open plan setting to provide in excess of 100 covers. 
 
The site is broadly rectangular in shape and extends to approximately 0.538 acres (0.218 hectares). Situation The property is prominently located with Southampton Road (A27) to the north and Binnacle Way to the south. Premier Inn is located directly to the west and PureGym and Decathlon to the east. Planning The property is not listed, nor is it situated in a conservation area. The current use class consent is ‘E’-class. Business Rates The property has a 2023 Rateable Value of £104,000. EPC The property benefits from an Energy Performance Rating of B31. The EPC will be provided to interested parties upon request. Tenure The property is held freehold with vacant possession. Tenancy The property is available ‘to let’ on a new full repairing and insuring lease (term to be agreed). Rental Guide Our client is seeking rental offers in excess of £100,000 per annum. VAT The property is elected for VAT and therefore VAT will be payable on the rent. AML Regulations require Savills to conduct various checks on purchasers and tenants. Further details are available upon request. Viewing Formal viewings can be made strictly by appointment with Savills. We kindly request that no approaches are made to staff or the business directly.

Leisure to let - Former Pizza Hut, Binnacle Way, Portsmouth, PO6 4FB

Description The property comprises an 18 Century Grade II Listed building with 19th Century additions. The building is arranged over three-storeys and is an attractive exposed brick-built structure with a clay tiled roof. It features traditional wooden-framed sash fenestration, with attractive bay windows. There are access points on multiple sides of the building. The site includes a front area suitable for outdoor seating and a larger lawned space at the rear, offering additional potential. Fareham Town Centre Fareham Town Centre is undergoing a major transformation and town centre operators are perfectly positioned to benefit. A proactive Council, a clear long‑term regeneration strategy, and rising visitor numbers are creating ideal conditions for strong, sustainable trade. 
 
A Growing Day‑to‑Night Destination 
 
- Fareham Live, the new 800+ seat arts and entertainment venue, is already drawing thousands of visitors and is rapidly establishing a strong pre‑ and post‑show market. 
-A revitalised events programme from Artisan Markets to Fareham’s Big Weekend to Christmas Lights Switch‑On – all driving year‑round footfall. 
 
Prime Conditions for Success 
 
- Major regeneration is reshaping the town centre into a more walkable, experience‑driven and attractive destination. 
- An evening pedestrian route through Fareham Shopping Centre channels visitors and residents directly through the town centre, improving connectivity and boosting exposure for well‑located venues such as Westbury Manor. 
- Public realm improvements, new homes and better connectivity will ensure increasing dwell time and a broader, more diverse customer base. 
 
Why Westbury Manor Stands Out 
 
- A characterful Grade II listed landmark building with unique indoor–outdoor potential perfect for dining, premium café and bar concepts, boutique event spaces, hotels and hybrid hospitality. 
- Positioned directly on West Street’s main pedestrian route, minutes from the train and bus stations, Market Quay public parking and Fareham Live theatre. 
- Strong trade potential from theatre audiences, workers, shoppers, families, and the growing evening economy. Internal Description Upon entering the building, it is arranged into a number of interconnecting rooms. Some are more intimate in style but the main café, which is positioned centrally has an adjoining seating area room which has an open feel to it. All the rooms are in good decorative order with traditional features. There are WC facilities also located on the ground floor. The first floor can be accessed via a traditional staircase, as well as more modern (fire) staircase position to the side of the building and finally a DDA compliant lift. The first floor has a similar layout to the ground floor. Second floor which again has the benefit of two staircases comprises of a small kitchen and a number of intimate rooms which could lend itself to being converted to owners or managers accommodation. Tenure To Let on a new F.R.I lease on a term to be agreed. Rental Guide We are open to rental offers. VAT VAT is applicable at the appropriate rate. Planning & Conservation The Westbury Manor Museum is a Grade II listed building, but is not within a conservation area. The current planning that resides is for ‘F1(c) – class’ use. All proposed uses will be considered however subject to planning. Licensing The property has been granted a Premises Licence in accordance with the Licensing Act 2003. We understand that the property historically traded under traditional hours. Fixtures & Fittings All ‘fixed’ fixtures and fittings will be include in the letting. All loose items are not included and will be removed. No inventory schedule will be provided. Rateable Value The subject property is entered in the 2023 Central Rating List with a Rateable Value of £15,000. Please check with the VOA for the most up to date information on all rating matters. 
https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/business-rates-find/valuations/start/202799175 EPC The property has an EPC Rating of D80. The EPC can be provided upon request. Viewings Formal viewings can be made strictly by appointment with Savills. Where appropriate, we recommend interested parties carry out a discreet external inspection in the first instance. Money Laundering Regulations require Savills to conduct various checks on purchasers and tenants. Further details are available upon request.

Retail to let - Former Westbury Manor Museum, Westbury Manor, 84 West Street, Fareham, PO16 0JJ

Description The property comprises a ground floor shop with ancillary accommodation on the first floor including a kitchenette, single WC, and storage. The second floor has ladder access only. The shop is backed by a small side office and a lobby with a staircase up to the first floor. Viewings Strictly by prior arrangement with the appointed letting agent, Savills. Terms The premises are available on a new full repairing and insuring lease, for a term of years to be agreed, subject to an upward only rent review at the expiry of each 5th year of the term. Costs Each party to be responsible for their own legal and professional costs incurred in this transaction. EPC C (63) Rent £15,000 pax

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