West Cumbrian coastal town
Sizeable corner plot property
80s/90s themed bar
Two section trade area (300)
Three self-contained flats
Net sales £380,000 per annum
- Asking Price:
- £300,000
- Turnover:
- Not applicable
- Net Profit:
- Not applicable
Property Information
- Property:
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Freehold
- Living Accommodation:
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LETTING ACCOMMODATION
Two 2 bedroom apartments, set over two storeys, each featuring LOUNGE, KITCHEN, BATHROOM and two BEDROOMS. Separate 1 bedroom apartment featuring LOUNGE, KITCHEN, BATHROOM and double BEDROOM. All apartments are accessed via a private entrance.
- Location:
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The Junction Bar is located on the corner of Washington Street and Jane Street in the heart of Workington town centre, surrounded by a host of other pubs, bars and restaurants. Workington is a coastal town at the mouth of the River Derwent on the West Cumbria Coastal Plain, eight miles north of Whitehaven and five miles south of Maryport. A pedestrianised shopping centre is a stone’s throw from the property and there are other notable points of interest nearby including Carnegie Theatre & Arts Centre and Curwen Park, home to the picturesque ruins of Workington Hall. Workington can be reached via the A596 from Maryport and the A595 from Whitehaven, and the A66 provides links to Lake District National Park and Penrith. Workington railway station serves the town on the Cumbrian Coast Line, connecting to Carlisle and Barrow-in-Furness. The Junction Bar holds a prime corner position on a main street within the town. It is a two storey property, of brick construction to the main, with a pitched slate roof.
