The Old Library

Summary

The Old Library is a Grade II listed building, originally built in the early 19th century as a Corn Exchange incorporating a Fire Station at its south end.  Following service as a public library, the property now comprises 9,598 sq.ft. of retail and restaurant space on the ground and first floors within three exceptional units.

Location

Bury St Edmunds is an attractive Suffolk cathedral market town, boasting an affluent population of 40,000 residents, supplemented by a wider catchment over 250,000 and a strong tourist trade.

The property is prominently positioned fronting Cornhill, right in the heart of the Town Centre, a short walk from the award-winning Arc Shopping Centre.

Specification

• Attractive flagship building.
• Well configured, flexible trading space.
• High-quality ancillary accommodation.
• Excellent retail frontages with all units benefitting from return/dual frontages.
• DDA compliant access.

Planning Use

E(a) Retail and E(b) Café/Restaurant

Availability

This property is fully let.