LEISURE property specialists Fleurets, alongside joint agents Strettons, have brought to market a prominent former late-night venue on Terminus Street, in Harlow town centre.

The property is located within a key regeneration area, with ongoing investment set to deliver approximately 30,000 sq ft of new commercial, retail and community space. The wider redevelopment includes a new multi-million-pound bus station on Terminus Street, creating a central transport hub for Harlow’s bus services, together with public realm and landscaping improvements.

Occupying a highly visible corner position directly opposite Harlow Bus Station, the property sits in the heart of the town centre, surrounded by a mix of national retailers and independent operators.

Originally constructed in circa 1967, the former nightclub is accessed from street level, with the open plan trade space located on the first floor. The property extends to approximately 12,000 sq ft (GIA) and is offered in shell condition providing flexibility for a range of leisure or alternative commercial uses subject to planning permission or change of use.

A new free-of-tie lease is available at a guide rent of £120,000 per annum.

Mark Phillips, Senior Associate at Fleurets, commented: “Harlow town centre is going through an exciting phase of regeneration, and this property is exceptionally well positioned to benefit from the ongoing investment and transformation of Terminus Street.

Its size and location make it a compelling opportunity and a blank canvas for operators seeking a high-profile presence in the town. We have been advised by our client that they will consider offering financial incentives to the ingoing tenant.”

Viewing is strictly by appointment via Fleurets East Office. For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact 01223 402 600 or email [email protected].