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98 Coldharbour Lane, London, SE5 9PU
£25,000
Rent: 20,500 per annum (quarterly)
Premium: 60,000 for goodwill & equipment / 25,000 as shell
Floor Area: Approx. 48 m (523 sq ft)
Use Class: E (formerly A5 Hot Food Takeaway)
Lease: 45-year term from 2019 ( 39 years remaining)
A highly visible takeaway / restaurant unit directly opposite Kings College Hospital on busy Coldharbour Lane, Camberwell. The location benefits from constant footfall from hospital staff, patients, and local residents, providing an excellent trading opportunity.
The premises are currently fitted as a chicken shop with full extraction, counter, fryers and refrigeration.
Available fully equipped with goodwill for 60,000 or vacant in shell condition for 25,000, offering flexibility for new operators or concepts.
Prominent retail parade immediately opposite Kings College Hospital, close to Denmark Hill Station (Overground & National Rail) and within easy reach of Brixton and Camberwell Green. Nearby occupiers include cafs, convenience stores and established food operators.
Lease TermsRent 22,500 per annum, payable quarterly
Premium 60,000 (fitted) / 25,000 (shell)
Assignment of existing 45-year lease from 2019
Next rent review September 2028
Tenant to pay usual service charge and insurance
Business Rates TBC interested parties to verify
Directly opposite Kings College Hospital
Approx. 48 m / 523 sq ft
Extraction system and equipment in place
Option to take as shell unit
Long lease term ( 39 years unexpired)
Excellent passing trade and visibility
Suitable for various E class uses (caf, dessert bar, takeaway etc.)
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Your property may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Monthly Payment: £ 8,216.87
Monthly Payment: £ 8,216.87
Monthly Payment: £ 8,216.87
Amortization For Monthly Payment: £8,216.87 over 30 years ( Based on 3.20% Interest )
Using your investment as a 25.00% deposit and £ 5,833 in costs for purchasing and getting ready to let.
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