Chinese takeaway and two shops in popular West Midlands suburb heading to auction
The properties include a Chinese takeaway, a handbag shop and a pet store.
Three neighbouring shops - including a Chinese takeaway - in one of Birmingham’s most popular suburbs are heading to auction next month.
The premises at 9, 11 and 13 Harborne Park Road in Harborne are being sold on behalf of Birmingham City Council in Bond Wolfe’s next auction.
They will have guide prices of £250,000, £150,000 and £150,000 respectively in the livestreamed auction on Thursday, July 9.
Gurpreet Bassi, chief executive at Bond Wolfe, said the three commercial investment properties were all in one block, just off Harborne High Street.
Mr Bassi said: “Harborne is one of the most popular suburbs in Birmingham and we are expecting competitive bidding for each of these three premises.”
Number 9 currently hosts Lee Takeaway, a Chinese food establishment, with a two-bedroomed flat above, and the property generates an annual rent of £12,250.
The retail area is around 277 sq ft, with a 104 sq ft kitchen, 468 sq ft storage area and 176 sq ft staff room, on a site of approximately 1,948 sq ft.
Number 11 hosts the Duccio leather handbag and goods shop for £3,500 rent a year, with a retail area of around 213 sq ft, 83 sq ft storage and 59 sq ft staff toilets, on a site of approximately 452 sq ft.
Number 13 hosts Fur Family Pets for £6,000 rent a year, with a retail area of around 283 sq ft, a 336 sq ft office and storage rooms extending to 185 sq ft, on a site of approximately 1,173 sq ft.
All three properties are being sold freehold, subject to the existing tenancies, and no offers will be considered before the auction day.
The city council property will be among scores of lots appearing in Bond Wolfe’s next auction which is due to start at 8.30am on Thursday, July 9.
The auction will be livestreamed via Bond Wolfe’s website with remote bidding by proxy, telephone or internet.
For more details and to register to bid visit bondwolfe.com/auctions/properties, email [email protected] or call 0121 312 1212 or 01902 928 510.
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