Property for sale

Queen Street, Wrexham LL11

Strapline

Auction Sale - 29/09/2026 - To book viewings, view the legal pack and register to bid please refer to the full sales particulars on the Savills Auctions website. -

Freehold Town Centre Betting Office Investment Let to Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Limited until 2028 Producing £35,000 per annum

Description

The property is arranged over basement, ground and one upper floor to provide a shop with ancillary accommodation.

Note

There is a parcel of land to the rear (Title number WA847954) which is not included in the lease to Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Limited. Please refer to the Title documents in the legal pack for further information.

Location

Wrexham is a popular market town located some 11 miles south of Chester and 30 miles north of Shrewsbury.

The property is situated on the east side of Queen Street, close to its junction with Henblas Street.

Occupiers close by include Occupiers close by include Sports Direct, Holland & Barrett, Greggs, Barclays, Vodafone, Warren James, Game, and Boots Opticians amongst many others.

Transport

Road - The town is situated on the A483 which connects with the M53/M56 at Chester

Train - Wrexham has two railway stations which offer direct services to a number of towns and cities across Wales and the North West including routes to Chester (18 minutes) and Shrewsbury (36 minutes). There are regular services to London Euston via Chester. (Journey time approx. 2.5 hours).

Tenancy

Let to Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Limited (t/a Betfred) on a full repairing and insuring (fr&I) lease for a term of 5 years from March 2023 at £35,000 per annum.

For the year ended March 2025 Done Brothers (Cash Betting) Limited reported:

D&B Rating· 5A 2

Turnover· £867,299,000

Pre-tax profit·£92,728,000

Shareholders Funds £71,540,000

(Source: Incans 28.08.2026)

Accommodation

Basement - 58.30 sq m (628 sq ft)

Ground Floor - 105.10 sq m (1,131 sq ft)

First Floor - 128.89 sq m (1,387 sq ft)

Total - 292.29 sq m (3,146 sq ft)

Planning

The upper parts may lend itself to a variety of alternative uses and redevelopment, including residential, subject to the existing lease and obtaining all the necessary consents. All enquiries should be made with the local authority:

Wrexham County Borough Council