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Retail/Shop To Let Lincoln
PROPERTY ID: 127076
PROPERTY TYPE
Retail/Shop
STATUS
Available
SIZE
1,000 sq.ft
Key Features
Property Details
As highlighted earlier in the particulars, the property is situated in a highly prominent location at the entrance into the new STACK Lincoln Leisure Scheme, which is being created within the former Argos Showroom on the High Street within the wider St Mark's Retail Park. The building is the former St Mark's railway station. In addition to the new STACK Scheme, which will comprise a variety of bars, restaurants and other 'street food' outlets, as well as providing an impressive selection of on-site entertainment, other retailers nearby include Caffe Nero, Boots, Sports Direct and JD Sports. The wider St Mark's scheme provides around 700 car parking spaces. The City Centre is located around 1/4 of a mile to the north, the University of Lincoln Main Campus around a third of a mile to the east and there are large extensive residential areas to be found to the east and west. The City train and bus stations are located about 5 minutes walk away. Lincoln is the administrative centre and largest city within Lincolnshire, with an urban population of circa 130,000 and a total catchment population of 545,000, giving a total comparison goods expenditure of over £985 million. Lincoln also benefits from an ever-growing and well regarded University, with the student and academic staff within the City now estimated at around 15,000, which, in turn, contributes an estimated £250 million into the local economy.
The Subject Property Comprises A Lock Up Retail Unit Fronting On To The High Street, Forming Part Of The Frontage Of The New Stack Lincoln Leisure Scheme Onto The High Street, Which Has Been Created Within The Former Argos Showroom/old Lincoln St Mark's Railway Station. The Property Is Located Immediately To The South Of The Main Entrance Into The Scheme Off The High Street, So Enjoys A High Profile Position Within The Scheme. Stack Lincoln Expect To Draw Approaching 1 Million Visitors A Year. The Property Has A Glazed Frontage To The High Street And A Separate Access In To And Out Of The Stack Leisure Scheme Behind. Stack Lincoln Provides 9 Street Food Traders, 5 Bars, A Coffee Shop And A Big Stage With Live Entertainment Provided 7 Days A Week.