£150,000 pa

(£14.66/sq. ft. pa)

Leisure/hospitality to let
Dale Street, Liverpool L2

    • 10,231 sq. ft

Added on 13/10/2026

About this property

    To let - prime leisure unit

    location


    The property occupies a prime position on Dale Street, within Liverpool city centre’s established leisure and F&B circuit. The immediate area benefits from strong footfall, linking Castle Street, Victoria Street and Mathew Street.

    Nearby occupiers include a mix of national and independent restaurant and bar operators, such as The Ivy, Slug & Lettuce, Be At One Cocktail Bar, Piccolino, Turtle Bay, Rudy’s Pizza and the recently opened Dishoom Permit Room on Dale Street. The property is also in close proximity to key tourist destinations including the Cavern Club and surrounding hospitality venues and also benefits from being adjacent to the Aloft Hotel and close to the Z Hotel.
    Situation


    The unit forms part of a busy and well-established trading pitch, popular with both daytime and evening economy operators. The surrounding area continues to benefit from significant inward investment and regeneration, further strengthening Liverpool’s city centre offer. Castle Street has in particular established itself as one of the premium leisure locations within the City Centre.
    Description


    The property comprises a substantial ground floor former night club unit. There is the possibility of additional basement accommodation, if required. The premises provide a large, open-plan trading area with strong frontage onto Dale Street. The unit is suitable for a range of leisure and hospitality uses, subject to planning.

    Services:
    Services include gas, electric and water.
    Accommodation


    Total Ground Floor: 10,231 sq. Ft (950.5 sq. M)
    Tenure


    A new 15 year lease subject to upward only rent reviews.
    Rent


    £150,000 per annum exclusive of rates and VAT.
    Rating assessment


    Rateable Value: £107,000 (2026 assessment)
    Rates Payable: £46,010 (estimated)
    Interested parties should contact Liverpool City Council to confirm this information on service charge/insurance

    On application.
    EPC


    Available upon request.
    Planning/VAT


    We understand the property benefits from a use suitable for restaurant / bar / leisure purposes. Interested parties should make their own enquiries with the Local Planning Authority/The property is registered for VAT.
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    Letting agents are now legally required to check the ofsi list of sanctioned individuals and organisations throughout their work, from being instructed by prospective landlords or tenants to concluding letting agreements.

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