Queen Street Shopping Centre, Darlington, DL3
£9.73 per sq ft
Business rates & charges may apply
- SIZE AVAILABLE
1,027 sq ft
95 sq m
- SECTOR
Shop to lease
Lease details
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Description
LOCATION
Darlington has an estimated urban population of 98,900
and a catchment of c. 240,000. It has been awarded
£22.3m from the Government’s Town Fund to extend
regeneration projects.
Major retailers include House of Fraser, Next, Primark,
River Island, Peacocks and B&M. The subject premises occupy a 100% prime location between the entrances to Queen Street and Cornmill Shopping Centres, adjoining F Hinds Jewellers and Lloyds Bank, close to Pandora, Holland & Barrett, Cooplands, Trespass and Boots.
RENT
Offers in the region of £ 10,000 per annum
Service Charge
A fair and reasonable proportion
COSTS
Each party to pay their own legal and other professional
costs incurred in this transaction.
VAT
Unless otherwise stated, all prices/rents are quoted exclusive
of VAT. Interested parties must satisfy themselves
independently as to the incidence of VAT on any transaction.
SERVICE CHARGE
The on-account budget for 2025 is £6,745 per annum
Queen Street Shopping Centre, Darlington, DL3
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Darlington Station0.5 miles
- North Road Station0.6 miles
- Dinsdale Station3.6 miles
Notes
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