Asset Type: Other

Address

Units 1-4 Phoenix Leisure Park, Dunwoody Way, Crewe, CW1 3AJ

Tenant Information

Mecca Bingo Ltd sub-let to Odeon Cinemas, Mecca Bingo Ltd and Campana Ltd (t/a Taco Bell)

Location

Crewe is located 16 miles north of Stoke-on-Trent, 35 miles south of Manchester and 48 miles south east of Liverpool. It has a population of 83,650. Crewe is on the A500, A530 and A534 roads and is less than five miles from the M6 Motorway.

Crewe railway station is less than a mile from Crewe town centre. It is one of the largest stations in the North West and a major interchange station. Direct services run to London Euston, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, and Derby. Phoenix Leisure Park is equidistant from the town centre and railway station.

The property fronts the A5078 which is the main ring road around Crewe town centre and links the A530 to the west and the A534 to the east Junction 16 of the M6 motorway is less than six miles to the east. The site is under one mile and within walking distance of Grand Junction which is the main retail offer in the town. Phoenix Leisure Park sits conveniently in between the ASDA and Tesco superstores, which are located to the north and south of the park respectively. The Pizza Hut unit is a standalone unit and has a prominent location at the entrance to the park fronting the ring road.

Property Description

The property comprises a modern leisure scheme, which was developed in 2005, comprising a terrace of three leisure units, a detached restaurant unit and 304 car parking spaces.

Units 1, 2 and 3 comprise a terrace of leisure units constructed of steel portal frame construction with metal clad elevations and roofs. The front elevations of the units are glazed at ground floor level with a canopy above. The units were originally constructed to a shell specification and each tenant has carried out an extensive fit out commensurate with their operation on site to include first floor offices and ancillary areas. Each unit has rear loading via a secure loading yard.

Unit 1 was fitted out by the tenant as a bowling alley by the original tenant including first floor offices and staff room. Following the tenant’s insolvency we understand the tenant’s fit out was inherited by the landlord and was subsequently let as a ‘fitted facility’.

The detached restaurant unit is of steel portal frame construction with a combination of brick, and glazed elevations with a metal clad, barrel vaulted roof. The unit was constructed to Pizza Hut’s standard shell specification.