Paul Mason Associates - Essex - Ref: 34700364

Available Immediately....An excellent opportunity to acquire a versatile retail premises, ideally suited to a range of small business uses, subject to any necessary consents. Located in the waterside village of Mayland, the village is part of the Dengie Peninsular which is just off the coast of the River Blackwater providing views over Osea Island and Heybridge Basin. The village also has an idyllic nature reserve which is home to lots of wildlife. The village boasts many amenities including a large recreational ground with football pitches, tennis courts, and play equipment for children. There are two public houses/restaurants, two sailing clubs, doctors and a primary school. There are shops including a bakery, post office, fish and chip shop and beauty salon to name a few.

The property benefits from a glazed shop frontage with entrance door, providing good natural light into the main retail area. Internally, the premises are presented in clean, neutral decorative order with modern wood-effect flooring, recessed ceiling lighting and practical wall-mounted power points. The main shop area offers an open-plan layout, making it suitable for display, customer-facing retail, treatment space, office use or a small showroom. To the rear, there is an inner hallway/storage area providing useful additional space.

Main Shop - 5.7m x 2.8m (18‘8' x 9‘2') -

Inner Hallway/Storage Area - 1.9m x 1.3m (6‘2' x 4‘3' ) -

Cloakroom - 2m x 1.3m (6‘6' x 4‘3') -

Property Services - Gas - N/A
Electric - Mains
Water - N/A
Drainage - Mains
Heating - Electric Heating
Local Authority - Maldon District Council

Viewings - Strictly by appointment only through the selling agent Paul Mason Associates .

Important Notices - We wish to inform all prospective purchasers that we have prepared these particulars including text, photographs and measurements as a general guide. Room sizes should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. We have not carried out a survey or tested the services, appliances and specific fittings. These particulars do not form part of a contract and must not be relied upon as statement or representation of fact.