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Strettons · 29 Oct 2026 · in 10 days

Long leasehold commercial investment producing £25,000 p.a.

194 Pitfield Street, Hoxton, London, N1 6JP · London

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Long leasehold commercial investment producing £25,000 p.a.
Guide
£250,000
Rent a year
£25,000
Yield on the guide
10.0%
Payback
10 yrs
Net yield, after buying costs
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Likely to sell for
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Energy rating
C
Size
767 sq ft£32.59 rent per sq ft

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Energy rating

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
  5. E
  6. F
  7. G

C from the government EPC register, lodged 7 Aug 2024 (certificate 3984-5873-5531-6448-4222). Meets today's minimum for letting commercial property in England and Wales (E or better).

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History

  • First listed on Cornerlot 11 Oct 2026.

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About the lot

Leasehold mixed use lot in Hoxton. Producing £25,000 a year, a 10.0% gross yield at the guide.

LONG LEASEHOLD COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT PRODUCING £25,000 P.A. A ground floor retail investment in N1 currently let to a convenience store located within a popular/fashionable mixed commercial and residential area, a short distance from the junction with Old Street, about ½ mile from Old Street station (Northern line and mainline), close to Hoxton and the A501 City Road. Accommodation: Ground Floor: 767 sq ft (71.2 sq m)

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