PDF Brochure - Lewis Ellis
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PDF Brochure - Lewis Ellis
WELL SECURED, FREEHOLD LEISURE INVESTMENT LET TO STONEGATE PUB COMPANY LTD INVESTMENT SUMMARY nn The property is well located within High Wycombe and is the No.1 late night destination venue in the town. nn Adjacent to the new Windsor House halls of residence for Buckinghamshire New University. nn Close to the main shopping area and other key leisure facilities including restaurants, a multiplex cinema, Premier Inn and Travelodge hotels. nn Large and prominent property with extensive glazed frontage. nn Open plan ground floor bar/restaurant area and first floor ancillary accommodation totalling 11,130 sq ft (1,034 sq m). Additional external seating area to the front of the property, comprising approximately 806 sq ft (74.91 sq m). nn Freehold. nn Let to Stonegate Pub Company Ltd for 999 years from 1st November 2001, subject to a Tenant break option at the 25th year (31st October 2026), providing a minimum guaranteed term of 12.5 years. nn There is a Landlord’s break option at the 35th year (31st October 2036), after which the rent reverts to a peppercorn if this is not exercised. nn The passing rent is £115,000 per annum (£10.33 per sq ft overall), with 5 yearly upward only rent reviews to OMV, the next being due on 1st November 2016. The rent has recently been rebased from £160,000 per annum. nn We are seeking offers in excess of £1,550,000 (one million, five hundred and fifty thousand pounds), subject to contract and exclusive of VAT. This reflects an attractive net initial yield of 7.00%, after the deduction of usual purchaser’s costs of 5.80%. A41 19 AMERSHAM A4010 5 Chorleywood Hazlemere A355 A413 WATFORD 18 4 South Oxhey BEACONSFIELD GERRARDS 2 CROSS M25 M40 3 HARROW Wooburn Green MARLOW A404 LOCATION High Wycombe is a large town in Buckinghamshire, located approximately 29 miles (47 km) north west of central London, 23 miles (37 km) south east of Oxford and 15 miles (24 km) north west of Heathrow airport. The town is prosperous and its affluent hinterland includes the Chiltern Hills to the north and west. CATCHMENT & DEMOGRAPHICS High Wycombe benefits from a growing population, with an increase of 13% recorded between 2001 and 2011, and a primary catchment estimated at 214,000. The population of the town is considered highly affluent with 36% classified within the most affluent AB social groups, compared to the UK National average of 13%. Car ownership is significantly above the UK average at 86% (UK 73%), with a high representation of multiple car owners. Furthermore, 78% of the town’s population are homeowners, compared to the UK average of 79%. 1 16 1A UXBRIDGE Henleyon-Thames A40 Burnham MAIDENHEAD A404(M) M4 8 9 Road communications to the town are strong with the A40 running through the centre. It is close to the M40 (junction 4), which is 2 miles (3 km) south of the town centre, providing access to the M25/London to the south east and Oxford/Birmingham to the north west. High Wycombe is a popular London commuter town and is served by frequent trains into the capital, with typical journey times of around 30 minutes into London Marylebone. Heathrow airport is approximately 20 minutes drive to the south. Bushey M1 17 RICKMANSWORTH 4 5 SLOUGH 7 HAYES M25 6 15 4B 5 WINDSOR 4 4A 3 A4 M4 A4 14 HEATHROW 13 A329(M) 10 EGHAM STAINES HOUNSLOW 2 SITUATION BUCKINGHAMSHIRE (BUCKS) NEW UNIVERSITY The property is situated on Frogmoor and forms part of the retail core of High Wycombe with many nearby leisure uses including a Premier Inn (120 bedrooms), The Bell and Butlers public houses and numerous A5 fast food and takeaway retail units. The principal campus of Bucks New University is situated within the town centre, with a current student population of approximately 7,500. The history of the University can be traced back as far as 1893 and in October 2007 it was awarded University status by the Government in recognition of its high standards of teaching, training and research. Yates’s specifically target the student population of Buckingham New University by offering student discounts and targeted entertainment. STUDENT VILLAGE (5 MINS) PRE WY C OM BE R MIE D AR CH 0 A4 RD BUTLERS (MARSTONS) THE WILLIAM ROBERT LOOSLEY (WETHERSPOONS) RD THE PRIO RY A White Hart Mall CHURCH ST HIGH WYCOMBE CAS TLE ST VE HIGH WYCOMBE RAILWAY STATION OV ER O’NEILLS ST THE FALCON (WETHERSPOONS) HOBGOBLIN PAU THE SNUG BAR ST M Y AR 0 A4 RD AY YW BE AB SUF FIEL D ROW L’S LILY’S WALK T THE ANTELOPE WE ND DO NS EN D FOR DS T REN WE ST Cineworld Hollywood Bowl Pizza Express Zizzi Wagamama Nando’s Ranch Burger RD Windsor House Halls of Residence PRIOR Y ST FROGM OOR DO VE CO TR D RD E G OX T YS ND ME RD ST The main family leisure destination is close to the subject property, forming part of the Eden Centre, and comprises a Cineworld multiplex cinema, AMF bowling centre and restaurants including Pizza Express, Nando’s, Wagamama, Ranch Burger and Zizzi. FO ID BR GREE THE BELL (FULLERS) OX Brook Street Halls of Residence RY RD PRIO NWA Y ST H UG RO SBO DE There is currently no nightclub within High Wycombe and as such Yates’s is considered the ‘destination’ late night establishment for revelry within High Wycombe. The property has the latest licensing hours in the town open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays. Furthermore, there is entertainment nightly and well established late opening student nights on Tuesdays and Thursdays. RW AY AVE RY PRIO OK BRO LEISURE IN HIGH WYCOMBE Licensed retailing is focused in two clusters within the town centre. The first cluster is around the subject property on/close to Frogmoor, which includes Butlers (Marstons), The Bell (Fullers) and The William Robert Loosley (J D Wetherspoon). The second cluster is around Church Street, which includes The Falcon (J D Wetherspoon), O’Neill’s (Mitchells & Butlers), The Antelope, Hobgoblin and The Snug Bar. TEMPLE EST AY 0W W A4 END BELLFIELD RD WEST A4 04 C In recent years the town has been subject to considerable investment and as part of a wider regeneration scheme, the Eden Shopping Centre opened in March 2008 providing 850,000 sq ft of retail floor space. It is now the 32nd largest shopping centre in the UK. The centre provides 107 shops and is anchored by Marks & Spencer, BHS, Next, H&M, Boots and House of Fraser. A4 12 8 Adjacent to the subject property is The Chilterns shopping centre, which converted its upper floors in 2012 to provide a new hall of residence for Buckinghamshire New University known as Windsor House. The University has four halls of residence in High Wycombe town centre of which Windsor House (adjacent to the subject property) is the newest with 70 rooms. Brook Street Halls (398 rooms) is close by to the west, Hughenden Avenue Halls (234 rooms) is to the north and Alexandra House (39 rooms) is on the main campus site to the south. DESCRIPTION The property comprises a substantial two storey building, over ground and first floors, originally constructed in the 1960’s. The façade was significantly altered in 1998 and the property now provides a modern public house with extensive frontage to Frogmoor, extending to approximately 88 ft (27m). The ground floor provides an open plan bar / restaurant area, with licensing capacity for 550 people. The first floor comprises storage, customer toilets, a large staff flat and two bedsits. The property also offers an external seating area to the front of the property, comprising approximately 806 sq ft (74.91 sq m). To north of the property is the entrance to the rear delivery yard and an area for car parking. The property currently trades under the Yates’s brand and we understand it is the dominant public house in High Wycombe town centre. It opens at 10am daily (except Sundays) and serves an extensive food menu throughout the day, showing the latest sporting events and football fixtures on numerous large screens and plasma TV’s. Furthermore it is a well-known evening venue with live music and DJ’s on several nights of the week. The property has licensing to be open until 1am on Wednesday, 2am on Tuesday and Thursday and 3am on Friday and Saturday. FLOOR AREAS The property provides the following gross internal floor areas. Floor Sq Ft Sq M Ground Floor 5,552 515.84 First Floor 5,578 518.27 Total 11,130 1,034.11 The site area of the property is 0.273 acres (0.11 hectares). TENURE Freehold. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE The property has an EPC rating of E and a score of 106. A copy of the EPC is available on the Lewis Ellis website. TENANCY The property is let to Stonegate Pub Company Ltd for 999 years from 1st November 2011, subject to a tenant break option at the 25th year (31st October 2026). This provides a minimum guaranteed term of 12.5 years. There is a landlord’s break option at the 35th year (31st October 2036), after which the rent reverts to a peppercorn if this is not exercised. The passing rent is £115,000 per annum (£10.33 psf overall), with 5 yearly upward only rent reviews to OMV, the next being due on 1st November 2016. Recently, in exchange for removing a break option and improving the covenant on the lease, the vendor agreed to reduce the rent from £160,000 per annum (£14.37 psf overall) to the current level, a 28% decrease. The lease permits the property to be used under A3 use provisions, however conversion to A1 is permitted subject to obtaining the Landlord’s consent. TENANTS COVENANT Stonegate Pub Company Ltd (Registered No. FC029833) is the largest privately held managed pub operator in the UK. It trades from over 620 locations through a variety of formats including Yates’s, Slug & Lettuce, The Living Room, Scream and Missoula. Stonegate is owned by TDR Capital who currently manage funds of circa 2.6 billion euros. Stonegate was established in 2010 and in November of that year acquired an estate of 333 pubs from Mitchells & Butlers located throughout Britain for £372.685 million. In June 2011, Stonegate purchased the Town & City Pub Company for £285 million, creating the largest privately held managed pub operator in the UK and acquiring the Yates’s and Slug and Lettuce brands in the process. Stonegate Pub Company Limited reported the following financial figures for the year to 30th September 2012: Sales Turnover £484,213,000 Profit/(Loss) Before Tax £14,573,000 Shareholders Funds £180,407,000 VAT The property has not been elected for VAT. DATAROOM There is a dataroom for the property with key tenancy information, title documentation and EPC. Access to it can be obtained via the current sales page on the Lewis Ellis website: www.lewisellis.co.uk PROPOSAL FURTHER INFORMATION We are seeking offers in excess of £1,550,000 (one million, five hundred and fifty thousand pounds), subject to contract and exclusive of VAT. Should you require any additional information or wish to view the property please contact either: This reflects an attractive net initial yield of 7.00%, after the deduction of the usual purchaser’s costs of 5.80%. Matthew Brown Tel: 020 7493 3330 Mob: 07836 724 420 Email: mbrown@lewisellis.co.uk David Kos Tel: 020 7493 3330 Mob: 07709 813 267 Email: dkos@lewisellis.co.uk Lewis Ellis LLP for themselves and for the vendors or nominees or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (1) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of the intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute part of an offer or contract; (2) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (3) no person in the employment of Lewis Ellis LLP has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to the property. 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