Sutton Coldfield Restaurant Premises Set to Welcome New Tenant After a Decade

Original: Birmingham restaurant premises empty for a decade ‘under offer’

Birmingham Live•Mar 8, 20263 min

In a Nutshell

A vacant restaurant unit in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, which has been empty since March 2016, is now 'under offer' for a new tenant. The premises, previously occupied by Jimmy Spices, is available for an annual rent of £65,000 and is suitable for various leisure uses.

Key Points

01The restaurant unit has been vacant for nearly a decade since March 2016.
02It previously housed a Jimmy Spices buffet restaurant, which closed along with other branches due to high overheads and market competition.
03The unit is owned by Birmingham City Council and is now listed as 'under offer'.
04The premises spans 1,316 square meters and has an annual rent of £65,000.
05The area is known for its vibrant mix of retailers and strong foot traffic.

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Full Summary

The long-empty restaurant unit at 101A Parade in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, could soon have a new tenant after being vacant for nearly ten years. The premises, previously occupied by the Jimmy Spices buffet restaurant, closed in March 2016, resulting in the loss of around 100 jobs. The closure was attributed to high operational costs and increased competition from cheaper dining options. Currently owned by Birmingham City Council, the unit is now listed as 'under offer' with an annual rent of £65,000. The property spans 1,316 square meters and is suitable for bar, restaurant, and leisure uses. Avison Young, the property firm handling the listing, highlighted the area's appeal, noting its vibrant retail environment and strong footfall, making it a prime location for potential tenants.

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