GOLD Street was, once upon a time, Northampton’s prime shopping street.
GOLD Street was, once upon a time, Northampton’s prime shopping street. Recent years have not been overly kind to this part of Northampton’s historic town centre, although a revival seems to be actively under way. The opening, finally, of the reconstructed Castle Rail Station, the emergence of the historic Castle Quarter associated with the ever-popular St Peters Way area means that today Gold Street is one of Northampton town centre’s busiest locations for pedestrian passing trade and across almost 24 hours a day. At the ‘top’ end of Gold Street almost at the intersection with Drapery/All Saints stands a significant and important Grade II listed building being offered on a new lease by AbbeyRoss Chartered Surveyors. The property could hardly be better suited to either retail or restaurant/cafe uses and the property is now immediately available without premium on a new lease with terms to be agreed. The property is in the heart of Northampton’s historic town centre linking the train station, bus station, the Cultural Quarter, the vigorous footfall from the direction of St Peters Way and it is immediately adjacent to almost every single conceivable evening/night time leisure offer that Northampton quietly boasts. Northampton’s evening/night time economy is finally growing up and with the enormous imminent influx of County Council staff, a 14,000-strong student population and new office workers attracted by the nearby enterprise zone, now is arguably the right time to make the jump. AbbeyRoss have other properties in the town and throughout the borough to suit most business requirements so you have nothing to lose in contacting Brendan Bruder, AbbeyRoss Property Consultants 01604 629988 or visit the website www.abbeyross.co.uk
