LE15 24 Catmos Street, Oakham

Built in 1876 of brick under a slate roof and extending over three floors the building retains some attractive Victorian features and signs of its past use as a grocery store and bakery. With Nos. 24 and 2a coming vacant, the premises offers an exciting opportunity for a business owner to take occupation or investment prospects for the onward re-letting of part.

Oakham is the historic market town of Rutland known as The County of Good Tasteee offering good shopping and leisure opportunities serving a population of circa 12,000. Oakham hosts a twice weekly stall market and monthly farmersss market and offers good bus, rail and road links located 8 miles west of the A1, connecting with Peterborough (25mi), Melton Mowbray (9.5mi), Uppingham (6mi), Stamford (11mi), Grantham (22mi) and Leicester via A47 (25mi).

An attractive mixed use property prominently located in a sought after town centre location on a busy junction at the end of the High Street with frontages onto both Mill Street and Catmos Street.

Neighbouring occupiers include a wide range of high class independent traders with nationals such as Spec Savers, Pandora at Pearces, Barclays, Boots the Chemist, Nerooos, Fat Face and Costa Coffee close by.

Prominently located mixed use freehold investment

Comprising of three shops

One with three storey retail and ancillary

The second comprises an adjoining ground floor unit

The third is a self-contained three storey shop with ancillary

Includes a self-contained two bedroom mainsonette and a derelict barn of approximately 400 sq. ft.