Property briefs: Lettings round-up; Maskery for sale
A POPULAR pub in Congleton has been put on the market with a £750,000 price tag.
Real estate adviser Savills, on behalf of a private client, has been mandated to sell The Maskery.
The town centre venue, which has recently undergone a high specification refurbishment, comprises a main bar and lounge on the ground floor plus accommodation and a commercial kitchen on the first floor. There is also an external courtyard area.
Tom Cunningham, associate director at Savills, said: “The Maskery is located close to the main shopping and leisure areas of Congleton and is therefore well set to benefit from a consistent trade. Following its new fit out, the bar has established itself as a popular dwelling, which is supported by its reported strong turnover.”
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SUBWAY has taken a 1,000 sq ft retail unit at Cheadle Hulme Shopping Centre .
The facility, owned and managed by Wilmslow-based Orbit Developments, is now fully let.
The sandwich unit has seating for 24 and is owned by Manchester based entrepreneur Paul Whibley and is his sixth Subway store in Greater Manchester.
Carl Worthington, director at Orbit Developments said: “Subway is a great addition to the shopping centre which provides customers with a varied mix of retailers from a supermarket to restaurant and more. We wish Paul and his team every success in his new venture.”
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SOCIAL work and social care recruitment company Liquid Personnel had signed up to move to Sevendale House in Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
It has penned a five year lease to take 10,129 sq ft of space on the first floor of the Grade II listed building.
This latest deal, the fifth in four months since the building launched in September 2014, following a £6m revamp by owner Philip J Davies Holdings plc, means that 37,500 sq ft of the building’s 65,000 sq ft is now let.
David Hickey, operations director at Manchester-based Liquid Personnel said: “Sevendale House is exactly the right fit for our business and the team. It’s in a great location and the inspirational workspace will provide the perfect platform to support the continued growth of the business.”
Daniel Harris & Co acted on behalf of the landlord, Philip J Davies Holdings. BOI Property acted for Liquid Personnel.
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DOWNING has signed the deal on its 100th Flexi-Office letting – welcoming Servoca Nursing & Care to Graeme House.
The healthcare recruitment agency is moving out of Downing’s Victoria House building and taking on two Flexi-Offices at Graeme House in the city centre, following sustained growth.
The letting marks a key milestone for Downing’s innovative Flexi-Office offering, which launched in the summer of 2012. The company has now let in excess of 50,000 sq ft of Flexi-Office space across its portfolio of landmark city buildings including No.1 Old Hall Street, Federation House, Graeme House, and the Grade II Listed Port of Liverpool Building on Liverpool’s World Heritage waterfront site.
