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£2,500,000
(£460.41/sq. ft)
Property for sale2 South Parade, Oxford OX2
5,430 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
About this property
Highly prominent position on South Parade at the junction of Banbury Road
Buildings total 3,835 (NIA) & 5,431 (gia)
Strong Tenant Mix – Multi let asset including, retail, office, car parking and garages
Significant asset management via upcoming rent reviews and lease renewals
Future re-development opportunity located in the prime Summertown location within the District Centre
The Property is laid out in two distinctive blocks which are connected via a central courtyard area. To the front on the ground floor is a retail unit which is occupied by the Barbers, A Cut Above. The remainder of the building, which includes the uppers and the property to the rear known as The
Old Bakehouse, are occupied by The Practice Rooms which comprises of 17 therapy rooms including 3 with private entrances at the back of the building.
The rear of the property is a graveled area used as car parking with 23 spaces and 10 single garages. Access to the garages and parking area is obtained via the access road adjoining the property immediately to the north and via Rogers Street.
Location
The property is Situated on South Parade which links Banbury Road and Woodstock Road, the two main arterial routes leading from North to South into the City of Oxford. The property is surrounded by a mix of commercial, residential and student accommodation.
The property is located approximately 2 miles north of Oxford city centre with both Banbury Road and Woodstock Road providing regular bus links into the centre and Oxford station or north to Oxford Parkway station.
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