1 room house of 68m² in Derbyshire Dales

About the property Key features Retail unit to let Approximate floor area of 23.94 m² (258 t.) Prominent village centre location Exposed beams and feature fireplace with wood-burning stove Access to WC facilities Suitable for a variety of uses (subject to consent) Located within a thriving Peak District village with strong tourist appeal AVAILABLE NOW Material information Expand Utilities Electric: MainsSupply Water: Mains Heating: WoodBurner Broadband: Adsl Sewerage: Mains Rights and Restrictions Private rights of way: Yes Public rights of way: No Listed property: Ask Agent Restrictions: Listed Building Holiday Home Rental: Ask Agent Property Subletting: Ask Agent Parking: NoParkingAvailable Risks Flooded in last 5 years: No Flood defences: No Source of flood: Ask agent Property description Council Tax ⓘ A fee submitted to your local authority to cover expenses related to local amenities such as schools, libraries, and waste management. The payment amount is determined based on the property's value. Read our glossary page : Exempt Available Date ⓘ Refers to the date on which a property or rental unit becomes available for occupancy. Read our glossary page Furnishing Status ⓘ The furnishing status refers to whether a property is rented out fully furnished, partially furnished, or unfurnished. Read our glossary page unfurnished Deposit ⓘ The deposit for a lettings property is a monetary amount paid by the tenant to the landlord or letting agent as a form of security. Read our glossary page £750 RETAIL - This delightful premises would suit an independent retailer, artisan business, gallery, office user or professional occupier looking to establish themselves in one of Derbyshire's most desirable and picturesque locations. The Area Tideswell benefits from strong seasonal visitor activity as one of the larger villages in the Peak District National Park, attracting walkers, day-trippers and heritage visitors drawn by its independent shops, cafés, pubs and the renowned "Cathedral of the Peak". While village-specific footfall figures are not routinely published, the wider Peak District and Derbyshire visitor economy is substantial, with 2024 tourism contributing around £3.58 billion to the local economy. The Peak District National Park itself receives an estimated 13 million to 26 million visits per year, with visitor numbers typically strongest from May to September. The Unit Situated in the heart of the highly sought-after Peak District village of Tideswell, this charming and characterful retail premises provides an excellent opportunity for a variety of occupiers seeking a prominent village centre location. Extending to approximately 23.94 m² (258 t.), the property offers an attractive open-plan sales area with a wealth of original features, including exposed timber beams, a feature stone fireplace with wood-burning stove and excellent natural light from the front-facing windows. The accommodation provides a versatile space suitable for retail, office or specialist uses (subject to any necessary consents). In addition to the main trading area, the successful tenant will have access to a WC and, if required, an additional storage room, providing valuable ancillary space. Occupying a visible position overlooking the village centre, the property benefits from passing trade from both local residents and the many visitors drawn to Tideswell throughout the year. Known as the "Cathedral of the Peak", Tideswell is one of the largest and most vibrant villages within the Peak District National Park, boasting a thriving community and an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés and amenities. Show more Show less