12 Crown Sq 3 030 pi² Commerce de détail Immeuble

The premises comprise a ground floor retail unit of irregular configuration, having a long frontage to Causeway Lane and a smaller return frontage to Bank Road. The sales area has a maximum internal width of 21.9 metres and a maximum depth of 11.8 metres. The property has casement display windows and two points of customer access, one off Causeway Lane and the other at the corner of the building. The first floor is accessed via a stairwell to the side and provides several rooms previously used for storage purposes in addition to kitchen and WC facilities. The property has a second floor level accessed via an independent staircase off Bank Road. The second floor level provides a large four bedroomed-flat Matlock is a popular Derbyshire Town situated in the historic Derwent Valley on the A6 road. The town accommodates the administrative headquarters of Derbyshire County Council and is close to the Peak District National Park. In addition to a resident population of approximately 11,000, the town provides retail and commercial facilities to a wide outlying rural catchment and is boosted by a significant number of tourists. The subject property occupies a prominent corner position in the centre of the town, at the junction of Bank Road and Causeway Lane